Fiba Euroleague (1993-94)

Olympiacos — FIBA EuroLeague 1993–94

Complete European game log · European Championship for Men’s Clubs · Runner-up

14–5Overall Record
11–3Top 16 Record
2–1Playoffs
+163Point Differential
2ndFinal Result

Semi-Final Round / Top 16 · Group A

Date Round Game Result Score
28/10/1993 Day 1 TSV Bayer 04 – Olympiacos W 53–70
04/11/1993 Day 2 Olympiacos – Guildford Kings W 96–51
24/11/1993 Day 3 Real Madrid Teka – Olympiacos W 57–58
02/12/1993 Day 4 Benetton Treviso – Olympiacos W 73–79
09/12/1993 Day 5 Olympiacos – Maes Pils W 71–63
15/12/1993 Day 6 FC Barcelona – Olympiacos L 73–69
06/01/1994 Day 7 Olympiacos – Limoges CSP L 59–67
13/01/1994 Day 8 Olympiacos – TSV Bayer 04 W 92–70
19/01/1994 Day 9 Guildford Kings – Olympiacos W 51–71
26/01/1994 Day 10 Olympiacos – Real Madrid Teka W 75–73 (OT)
02/02/1994 Day 11 Olympiacos – Benetton Treviso W 80–65
10/02/1994 Day 12 Maes Pils – Olympiacos W 70–86
16/02/1994 Day 13 Olympiacos – FC Barcelona W 82–64
23/02/1994 Day 14 Limoges CSP – Olympiacos L 67–59

Group record: 11–3 · 1st in Group A · Points: 1047–897 (+150) · Qualified for the Play-Offs with home-court advantage.

Play-Offs / Quarterfinals · vs Virtus Buckler Bologna

Date Round Game Result Score
10/03/1994 Game 1 Virtus Buckler Bologna – Olympiacos L 77–64
15/03/1994 Game 2 Olympiacos – Virtus Buckler Bologna W 89–69
17/03/1994 Game 3 Olympiacos – Virtus Buckler Bologna W 65–62

Series: Olympiacos won 2–1. After losing Game 1 in Bologna, the Reds won both games in Piraeus and qualified for their first Final Four.

Final Four · Tel Aviv

Date Round Game Result Score
19/04/1994 Semifinal Olympiacos – Panathinaikos AC W 77–72
21/04/1994 Final Olympiacos – Montigala-Joventut L 57–59

Final Four: Olympiacos defeated Panathinaikos 77–72 in the semifinal and finished runner-up after a 57–59 loss to Montigala-Joventut in the final.

Season Summary

Olympiacos finished the 1993–94 FIBA European League with a 14–5 overall record and reached the European championship game for the first time. The Reds dominated Group A of the Semi-Final Round / Top 16 with an 11–3 record and a +150 point differential, then recovered from an opening playoff loss in Bologna to eliminate Virtus Buckler Bologna 2–1. At the Final Four in Tel Aviv, Olympiacos defeated Panathinaikos 77–72 in the first European Final Four meeting between the two rivals before falling 57–59 to Montigala-Joventut in the final. Across 19 European games, Olympiacos scored 1399 points, allowed 1236 and posted a +163 point differential.

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