Semifinal A scored a EuroLeague career-high 31 points in the loss.
Olympiacos'
Evan Fournier scored a EuroLeague career-high 31 points, but his team still lost to
Monaco 78–68.
Nigel Williams-Goss was the only other Olympiacos player to reach double figures in scoring, with 12 points.
Sasha Vezenkov had a difficult game offensively, with only 7 points and 8 rebounds; he also missed all six of his
three-point field goal attempts. Aside from Fournier, Olympiacos was 1 of 19 on three-pointers. Several key baskets to open the third quarter from Monaco's
Daniel Theis, Diallo, and
Jaron Blossomgame pushed their lead to twelve, but Olympiacos' Fournier answered with his own scoring surge to cut Monaco's lead down to four (55–51). Fournier alone had trouble keeping up, as he received little scoring help from teammates in the fourth quarter, while Monaco expanded their lead into double digits highlighted by
Mike James dishing out crowd-pleasing
assists. As a result of the victory, Monaco became the first French team in 32 years to play in the final of the European highest level league, and only the second team to reach the stage, following
Limoges CSP in the
1992–93 FIBA European League.
Semifinal B played in his first game after sitting out 150 days due to a
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Fenerbahçe won 82–76 over
Panathinaikos, who lacked consistency on both
offense and
defense, and struggled with little to no scoring from several key players:
Juancho Hernangómez (5 points),
Ömer Yurtseven (2),
Kostas Sloukas (2), and
Dinos Mitoglou (0). For offensive help, they relied on
Cedi Osman and
Jerian Grant, who scored 22 and 15 points respectively, though these two players alone had difficulty establishing momentum for the team. Fenerbahçe won the game with proficient
three point shooting and timely scoring runs, as well as successfully executing plays during
clutch moments. Panathinaikos'
guards being outmatched by Fenerbahçe's was another deciding factor in the game's outcome. A turning point came when
Kendrick Nunn of Panathinaikos, the game's top scorer at the time with 19 points,
fouled out with 5:45 remaining; his consistent scoring output had kept the game close. Without their main scoring threat, Panathinaikos was subsequently unable to overcome Fenerbahçe's high-percentage
three-point shooting, which had persisted all game long.
Clutch perimeter shots from
Devon Hall and
Errick McCollum following Nunn's disqualification maintained the lead for Fenerbahçe until game's end. The game marked the return of
Mathias Lessort, the Panathinaikos
center who had sat out the preceding 150 days due to a
broken left leg; he had 14 minutes of action and scored seven points. ==Third place game==