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Olympiacos takes Greek Cup, remains undefeated in EΣAKE play

May 16, 2011

BallinEurope this morning offers congratulations to Olympiacos, who just keep steamrolling through their EΣAKE season, last night taking the 2011 Greek Cup over rivals Panathinaikos, 74-68.

In their third defeat of the Greens thus far in 2010-11, Olympiacos’ chief heroes were game MVP Milos Teodosic and Ioannis Bouroussis; the former went for 18 points in the win, while the latter contributed a double-double. Behind Bourossis’ early scoring, the Reds jumped out to a 15-6 lead early and never looked back: While Panathinikos managed to close the gap to 39-37 for halftime, Olympiacos went on a 12-0 run in the third quarter to again open up the lead.

The Greek League playoffs begin on Wednesday.

May 16, 2011ballineurope
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Comments: 3
  1. Petros
    15 years ago

    32-0 so far in Greek competitions………………..

    26-0 in Greek Championship

    2-0 in Greek Playoffs

    4-0 in Greek Cup

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  2. Apollo
    15 years ago

    34-0 so far in Greece

    26-0 in Greek Championship

    4-0 in Greek Playoffs

    4-0 in Greek Cup

    ReplyCancel
  3. Apollo
    15 years ago

    36-0 in Greece heading into the Greek Finals…………..

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15 years ago 3 Comments EuroLeague, MoreESAKE, Greece, Greek Cup, Ioannis Bouroussis, Milos Teodosic, Olympiacos, Panathinaikos
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