Olympiacos earned an 85–76 home win over Olimpia Milano in EuroLeague play, pulling away late to secure a nine-point victory. The hosts leaned on balanced scoring and efficient finishing inside, while Milano relied heavily on perimeter shot-making and Shavon Shields’ shot creation to stay within striking distance. Aleksandar Vezenkov led Olympiacos with 20 points, setting the tone as the Reds repeatedly generated quality looks and converted at a high rate (25-for-45, 56.0% from the field). Tyler Dorsey added 18 points to provide a key scoring punch, and the supporting cast helped Olympiacos control the game’s rhythm—Donta Hall (14 points) and Nikola Milutinov (13 points) gave them consistent production around the basket. Milano’s best stretches came when its three-point shooting kept the scoreboard moving, but the overall efficiency gap proved costly. Shields finished with a game-high 24 points and carried much of the offensive load, yet Milano couldn’t consistently match Olympiacos’ interior scoring and second-chance pressure. Olympiacos also won the possession battle with a 36–30 rebounding edge and moved the ball effectively with 22 assists. The result reinforces Olympiacos’ ability to win with depth and physicality, especially when multiple frontcourt options score efficiently. For Milano, the performance highlighted both the value of its perimeter shooting and the need for more consistent two-point scoring and rebounding support around Shields against elite EuroLeague opponents.