Fiba Euroleague (1995-96)

Olympiacos — FIBA EuroLeague 1995–96

Complete European game log · FIBA European League · Quarterfinals

11–6Overall Record
10–4Group Stage
1–2Playoffs
+87Point Differential
QFFinal Result

Semi-Final Round / Top 16 · Group A

Date Round Game Result Score
26/10/1995 Day 1 Olympiacos – Benetton Treviso W 83–72
02/11/1995 Day 2 CSKA Moscow – Olympiacos L 96–91
23/11/1995 Day 3 Olympiacos – Ülker W 92–76
29/11/1995 Day 4 Olympiacos – Unicaja W 82–59
07/12/1995 Day 5 Olympique Antibes – Olympiacos L 97–89
13/12/1995 Day 6 Olympiacos – Iraklis W 76–62
21/12/1995 Day 7 Bayer 04 Leverkusen – Olympiacos W 72–81 (OT)
04/01/1996 Day 8 Benetton Treviso – Olympiacos L 83–77
11/01/1996 Day 9 Olympiacos – CSKA Moscow L 72–78
18/01/1996 Day 10 Ülker – Olympiacos W 60–72
24/01/1996 Day 11 Unicaja – Olympiacos W 76–77 (OT)
01/02/1996 Day 12 Olympiacos – Olympique Antibes W 98–83
07/02/1996 Day 13 Iraklis – Olympiacos W 63–69
14/02/1996 Day 14 Olympiacos – Bayer 04 Leverkusen W 73–69

Group record: 10–4 · 3rd in Group A · Points: 1132–1046 (+86) · Qualified for the Play-Offs.

Quarterfinals / Play-Offs · vs Real Madrid Teka

Date Round Game Result Score
07/03/1996 Game 1 Olympiacos – Real Madrid Teka W 68–49
12/03/1996 Game 2 Real Madrid Teka – Olympiacos L 80–77
14/03/1996 Game 3 Real Madrid Teka – Olympiacos L 80–65

Series: Real Madrid Teka won 2–1. Olympiacos was eliminated in the quarterfinals.

Season Summary

Olympiacos finished the 1995–96 FIBA European League with an 11–6 overall record. After entering directly into the Semi-Final Round / Top 16, the Reds posted a strong 10–4 record in Group A and finished third, with a +86 point differential. In the best-of-three quarterfinal series against Real Madrid Teka, Olympiacos opened with an emphatic 68–49 victory in Piraeus, but Real Madrid won the next two games in Madrid, 80–77 and 80–65, to take the series 2–1. Olympiacos finished the European campaign with 1342 points scored, 1255 allowed and an overall +87 differential.