Fiba Euroleague (1994-95)

Olympiacos — FIBA EuroLeague 1994–95

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

12–7Overall Record
9–5Top 16 Record
2–1Playoffs
+126Point Differential
2ndFinal Result

Semi-Final Round / Top 16 · Group B

Date Round Game Result Score
27/10/1994 Day 1 Efes Pilsen – Olympiacos W 42–77
02/11/1994 Day 2 Olympiacos – KK Cibona W 101–69
24/11/1994 Day 3 Montigala-Joventut – Olympiacos W 75–76 (OT)
01/12/1994 Day 4 Olympiacos – TSV Bayer 04 W 82–70
08/12/1994 Day 5 Limoges CSP – Olympiacos L 66–59
15/12/1994 Day 6 Virtus Buckler Bologna – Olympiacos L 72–68
04/01/1995 Day 7 Olympiacos – FC Barcelona W 99–78
12/01/1995 Day 8 Olympiacos – Efes Pilsen L 56–79
19/01/1995 Day 9 KK Cibona – Olympiacos W 60–69
26/01/1995 Day 10 Olympiacos – Montigala-Joventut W 84–53
02/02/1995 Day 11 TSV Bayer 04 – Olympiacos W 75–89
09/02/1995 Day 12 Olympiacos – Limoges CSP L 73–76
16/02/1995 Day 13 Olympiacos – Virtus Buckler Bologna W 89–64
23/02/1995 Day 14 FC Barcelona – Olympiacos L 79–64

Group record: 9–5 · 2nd in Group B · Points: 1086–958 (+128) · Qualified for the Play-Offs with home-court advantage.

Play-Offs / Quarterfinals · vs CSKA

Date Round Game Result Score
09/03/1995 Game 1 CSKA – Olympiacos L 95–65
14/03/1995 Game 2 Olympiacos – CSKA W 86–77
16/03/1995 Game 3 Olympiacos – CSKA W 79–54

Series: Olympiacos won 2–1. After losing Game 1 in Moscow, the Reds won both games in Piraeus to qualify for the Final Four.

Final Four · Zaragoza

Date Round Game Result Score
11/04/1995 Semifinal Panathinaikos AC – Olympiacos W 52–58
13/04/1995 Final Real Madrid Teka – Olympiacos L 73–61

Final Four: Olympiacos defeated Panathinaikos 58–52 in the semifinal and finished runner-up after a 73–61 loss to Real Madrid Teka in the final.

Season Summary

Olympiacos finished the 1994–95 FIBA European Championship for Men’s Clubs with a 12–7 overall record and reached the European final for the second consecutive season. The Reds went 9–5 in the Semi-Final Round / Top 16 and finished second in Group B, then recovered from a 95–65 opening playoff loss in Moscow to eliminate CSKA 2–1 with back-to-back victories in Piraeus. At the Final Four in Zaragoza, Olympiacos defeated Panathinaikos 58–52 in the semifinal before falling 73–61 to Real Madrid Teka in the championship game. Across 19 European games, Olympiacos scored 1435 points, allowed 1309 and posted a +126 point differential.

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