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Olympiacos score 11 straight in overtime to win 105-100 at Barcelona after Justin Robinson's buzzer three: EuroLeague Round 6

Barcelona came back from 14 down and tied it at the final buzzer, then did not score for three minutes of overtime. Maccabi won at Valencia with an 8-0 finish, Besiktas survived a 19-0 Bayern run, and Hapoel Tel Aviv won in Athens.

By Tomas LindqvistDesk name · October 18, 2026 · 7 min read

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Justin Robinson's three went in as the fourth quarter ended at the Palau Blaugrana on Friday, and Barcelona had tied Olympiacos at 92-92. Tyrese Martin's three opened overtime with a 95-92 lead. It was Barcelona's last lead. Olympiacos scored the next 11 points, and won 105-100 to close Round 6 of the EuroLeague regular season.

Ten games were played on Thursday and Friday. Maccabi Tel Aviv won 91-88 at Valencia, Besiktas beat Bayern Munich 95-87 after leading by 28, and Hapoel Tel Aviv won 91-81 at Panathinaikos in front of 17,015, the largest crowd of the round.

Olympiacos 105, Barcelona 100 (OT)

Barcelona led by eight late in the first quarter, at 30-22. Olympiacos answered with an 11-0 run across the break between quarters, won the second quarter 31-17 and led 57-47 at half-time. The lead was 14 at 74-60 late in the third.

Barcelona came back with a 9-0 run in the fourth, from 84-72 to 84-81. Codi Miller-McIntyre's three made it 90-83 with 1:42 left. Robinson hit a three for 90-88, Josh Nebo made a free throw, Sasha Vezenkov made two free throws for 92-89 with eight seconds left, and Robinson tied it from deep at the buzzer.

In overtime, Mbaye Ndiaye scored six straight points, a three, a free throw and a basket, and Jean Montero added a three and a basket for 103-95 with 42 seconds left. Barcelona's next points came with 36 seconds left.

Vezenkov finished with 25 points and made all 10 of his free throws. Miller-McIntyre and Ndiaye scored 17 each, Ndiaye off the bench. Martin and Robinson had 17 each for Barcelona, who made 16 of 41 threes. It was Barcelona's second home loss in three rounds, after Zalgiris won 88-81 at the Palau in Round 4.

Maccabi 91, Valencia 88

The lead changed hands 19 times in Valencia on Thursday. Maccabi led by 12 in the second quarter before Valencia answered with 10 straight points. With 2:37 left, Gonzalo Corbalán put Valencia ahead 85-83.

Valencia did not score again until 20 seconds remained. Bonzie Colson's three made it 86-85, Jimmy Clark III hit a three for 89-85 with 1:01 left and scored again for 91-85. Armoni Brooks' late three made it 91-88. Clark led Maccabi with 17 and Roman Sorkin had 16. The crowd was 10,361.

Besiktas 95, Bayern 87

Besiktas led Bayern by 28 at 67-39 midway through the third quarter in Istanbul on Friday. Bayern then scored 19 straight, from 69-41 to 69-60 early in the fourth. Besiktas held on. Scottie Wilbekin made all five of his free throws and scored 20, and Jaylen Nowell had 21. Vladimir Lučić scored 17 for Bayern.

Hapoel Tel Aviv 91, Panathinaikos 81

Hapoel led 48-46 at half-time in Athens and won the second half 43-35. Zach LeDay scored 17, Elijah Bryant 14 and Dan Oturu 13. Sylvain Francisco scored 22 for Panathinaikos.

The rest of the round

Anadolu Efes 85, Zalgiris 70. Efes never trailed in Kaunas in front of 15,133 and led by 20 in the fourth. Matthew Strazel scored 19.

Fenerbahce 74, Partizan 65. Partizan led by 11 in the first quarter and 28-25 at half-time. Fenerbahce won the third quarter 34-16. Shavon Shields scored 17.

Dubai 101, Milan 97. Dubai led 83-68 after three quarters, and Milan won the fourth 29-18. Dwayne Bacon scored 29 and Mfiondu Kabengele 18.

Real Madrid 111, ASVEL 92. Andrés Feliz scored 26, and Madrid won the fourth quarter 34-21.

Crvena Zvezda 90, Paris 81. Chima Moneke scored 23 in front of 16,124 in Belgrade. Tyson Etienne had 24 for Paris.

Virtus 86, Baskonia 78. Virtus led 24-12 after the first quarter, and Marcus Carr scored 20.

Scoring

Scoring: Olympiacos 105-100 Barcelona (OT, Friday)

Olympiacos: Sasha Vezenkov 25, Codi Miller-McIntyre 17, Mbaye Ndiaye 17, Jean Montero 13, Tyson Ward 7, Cory Joseph 7, Evan Fournier 6, Donta Hall 5, Tyrique Jones 5, Kostas Papanikolaou 3.

Barcelona: Tyrese Martin 17, Justin Robinson 17, Darío Brizuela 13, Umoja Gibson 11, Josh Nebo 11, Joel Parra 10, Stanley Umude 8, Olek Balcerowski 5, Kevin Punter 4, Tosan Evbuomwan 4, Agustín Ubal 0, Olivier Nkamhoua 0.

By quarter: Barcelona 30, 17, 19, 26, 8. Olympiacos 26, 31, 20, 15, 13.

Scoring: Maccabi 91-88 Valencia (Thursday)

Maccabi: Jimmy Clark III 17, Roman Sorkin 16, Oshae Brissett 14, Jaylen Hoard 12, Yam Madar 11, Bonzie Colson 11, Iffe Lundberg 6, T.J. Leaf 2, Daniel Theis 2, Keaton Wallace 0.

Valencia: Armoni Brooks 14, Gonzalo Corbalán 14, Nikola Mirotić 12, TJ Shorts 9, Josep Puerto 8, Kameron Taylor 7, Nathan Reuvers 6, Jasiel Rivero 6, Álvaro Cárdenas 5, Neal Sako 4, Dylan Osetkowski 3, Omari Moore 0.

By quarter: Valencia 23, 25, 24, 16. Maccabi 31, 19, 21, 20.

Scoring: Besiktas 95-87 Bayern (Friday)

Besiktas: Jaylen Nowell 21, Scottie Wilbekin 20, Ante Žižić 13, Conor Morgan 8, Eugene Omoruyi 8, Anthony Brown 8, Wenyen Gabriel 6, Berk Uğurlu 5, Devon Dotson 3, Furkan Korkmaz 3, Metecan Birsen 0.

Bayern: Vladimir Lučić 17, Oscar da Silva 14, Kamar Baldwin 14, Johannes Thiemann 12, Justinian Jessup 8, Austin Wiley 8, Duane Washington 5, Andreas Obst 5, Marjon Beauchamp 4, Miles Norris 0, Niels Giffey 0, Justus Hollatz 0.

By quarter: Besiktas 26, 27, 16, 26. Bayern 17, 18, 23, 29.

Scoring: Hapoel Tel Aviv 91-81 Panathinaikos (Friday)

Hapoel Tel Aviv: Zach LeDay 17, Elijah Bryant 14, Dan Oturu 13, Antonio Blakeney 9, Vasilije Micić 9, Bruno Caboclo 8, Amir Coffey 7, Tai Odiase 6, Tomáš Satoranský 5, Ish Wainright 3, Jacob Toppin 0, Eugene German 0.

Panathinaikos: Sylvain Francisco 22, Brancou Badio 12, Mathias Lessort 11, Nigel Hayes-Davis 8, Jerian Grant 8, Guerschon Yabusele 7, Konstantinos Mitoglou 5, Juancho Hernangómez 4, Eleftherios Mantzoukas 2, Moustapha Fall 2, Panagiotis Kalaitzakis 0, Dimitris Moraitis 0.

By quarter: Panathinaikos 25, 21, 15, 20. Hapoel Tel Aviv 29, 19, 20, 23.

Scoring: Anadolu Efes 85-70 Zalgiris (Friday)

Anadolu Efes: Matthew Strazel 19, Cameron Payne 16, Collin Malcolm 15, Dario Šarić 14, Kai Jones 8, Bruno Fernando 6, PJ Dozier 5, Jordan Loyd 2, Ercan Osmani 0.

Zalgiris: Carsen Edwards 16, Sterling Brown 13, Ažuolas Tubelis 7, Arnas Butkevičius 7, Marius Grigonis 6, Edgaras Ulanovas 6, Jonas Valančiūnas 5, Saben Lee 4, Dustin Sleva 3, Deividas Sirvydis 3, Nigel Williams-Goss 0.

By quarter: Zalgiris 12, 24, 20, 14. Anadolu Efes 21, 21, 25, 18.

Scoring: Fenerbahce 74-65 Partizan (Thursday)

Fenerbahce: Shavon Shields 17, Talen Horton-Tucker 14, Wade Baldwin IV 11, Will Clyburn 11, Trent Forrest 5, Braxton Key 5, Marcus Bingham 4, Shane Larkin 3, Nicolò Melli 2, Sertaç Şanlı 2, Johnny Juzang 0.

Partizan: Ethan Thompson 13, Lamar Stevens 12, Kevarrius Hayes 12, Kyle Allman 7, Carlik Jones 6, Nikola Tanasković 6, Luca Vildoza 5, Tonye Jekiri 2, Joffrey Lauvergne 2, Arijan Lakić 0, Alessandro Pajola 0, Bandja Sy 0.

By quarter: Fenerbahce 12, 13, 34, 15. Partizan 19, 9, 16, 21.

Scoring: Dubai 101-97 Milan (Thursday)

Dubai: Dwayne Bacon 29, Mfiondu Kabengele 18, Jaron Blossomgame 14, Dāvis Bertāns 11, Elie Okobo 10, Filip Petrušev 7, McKinley Wright IV 6, Tornike Shengelia 4, Mamadi Diakité 2, Davion Mintz 0, Thomas Walkup 0.

Milan: Garrison Mathews 21, Moses Wright 16, RJ Cole 14, Alec Peters 12, Leandro Bolmaro 11, Devin Booker 9, Devon Hall 6, Darius Thompson 4, Marko Gudurić 3, Ousmane Diop 1, Jason Burnell 0, Giampaolo Ricci 0.

By quarter: Milan 23, 26, 19, 29. Dubai 29, 27, 27, 18.

Scoring: Real Madrid 111-92 ASVEL (Thursday)

Real Madrid: Andrés Feliz 26, Théo Maledon 16, Jaime Pradilla 12, Chuma Okeke 10, Walter Tavares 9, Gabriele Procida 8, Nick Smith Jr. 7, Alberto Abalde 6, Mikael Jantunen 6, Damian Jones 5, Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot 3, Facundo Campazzo 3.

ASVEL: TyTy Washington Jr. 17, Hugo Besson 16, Edwin Jackson 13, Joel Bolomboy 12, Myles Cale 8, Nathan Sestina 8, Marc-Owen Fodzo Dada 6, Both Gach 6, Bodian Massa 4, Yves Pons 2, Lorenz Sanz 0, David Lighty 0.

By quarter: Real Madrid 27, 34, 16, 34. ASVEL 25, 23, 23, 21.

Scoring: Crvena Zvezda 90-81 Paris (Friday)

Crvena Zvezda: Chima Moneke 23, Jared Butler 13, Jordan Nwora 12, Nikola Đurišić 11, Semi Ojeleye 11, Dejan Davidovac 5, Patrick Baldwin 5, Chris Jones 4, Nick Weiler-Babb 3, Tyson Carter 3, Ognjen Dobrić 0, David Kramer 0.

Paris: Tyson Etienne 24, Sebastian Herrera 14, Jared Rhoden 9, Daulton Hommes 8, Mouhamed Faye 6, Allan Dokossi 5, Léopold Cavalière 4, Maozinha Pereira 4, Joel Ayayi 3, Terry Tarpey 2, Alize Johnson 2, Jeremy Morgan 0.

By quarter: Crvena Zvezda 28, 18, 31, 13. Paris 18, 18, 22, 23.

Scoring: Virtus 86-78 Baskonia (Friday)

Virtus: Marcus Carr 20, Aliou Diarra 16, Wendell Moore 12, Rasheed Bello 9, Daniel Hackett 7, Derrick Alston Jr. 6, Bo Klintman 6, Mouhamet Diouf 4, Kevin Kokila 3, Francesco Ferrari 3, Trent Frazier 0, Kessler Edwards 0.

Baskonia: A.J. Lawson 13, DJ Stewart 12, Tadas Sedekerskis 11, Damion Baugh 8, Rodions Kurucs 7, Matteo Spagnolo 6, Márcio Santos 6, Kenneth Faried 6, Clément Frisch 5, Kobi Simmons 2, Chris Duarte 2.

By quarter: Virtus 24, 22, 22, 18. Baskonia 12, 22, 19, 25.

What is next

Round 7 opens on Wednesday, October 21, with Hapoel Tel Aviv against Virtus Bologna. Six games follow on Thursday, among them Maccabi against Real Madrid and Partizan against Crvena Zvezda in Belgrade, and Olympiacos host Fenerbahce on Friday.

Update: Hapoel Tel Aviv came back from 13 down to beat Virtus Bologna 90-81 to open Round 7.

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