Vassilis Spanoulis

Today’s sports broadcast schedule offers a match for every taste.

The big game between Aris and AEK for the “Round of 16” of the Greek Cup stands out among the matches this week, as it will determine the future of both teams in the competition.

On Saturday, November 23, during the Greek National Basketball Team’s return flight from England, many noticed Vassilis Spanoulis sitting deep in thought, as if lost in his own world. It was well past midnight.

Despite being favorites on paper, both Panathinaikos and Olympiakos lost their Euroleague games this week, the Greens at home to Monaco and the Reds in Belgrade to Partizan.

First on Thursday, Olympiakos went down 78-70 in Serbia, as Partizan snapped the Piraeus team's six-game winning streak.

Greece's hoopsters avenged on Sunday their 73-72 loss to Great Britain in London three days earlier, winning 77-67 in Thessaloniki.

This was Greece's fourth game in the Eurobasket 2025 qualifiers, with the hosts rising to a 3-1 record.

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Apart from the highly engaging football action, today also features the Greek National Team led by Vassilis Spanoulis.

A feast of sports unfolds on screens this Sunday, November 24, as all major leagues return to broadcasts following the break for national team matches.

Ten months ago, the EuroBasket 2025 qualifiers (which will be held in Cyprus) began, with the Greek national team (under the debut of Vassilis Spanoulis as coach) achieving two consecutive wins against the Czech Republic (72-64 at home) and the Netherlands (74-72 away).

Vassilis Spanoulis: Agrees to Take Over Monaco, Foreign Media Report
Greek national team coach Vassilis Spanoulis is ready to elevate his coaching career, as Serbian media report that he has agreed to take over Monaco, a team competing in the Euroleague.

The biggest day has arrived for Giannis Antetokounmpo and the chosen one of his heart Mariah Riddlespringer.

“We are a tough team that never gives up,” was the message sent by the national coach Vassilis Spanoulis after the game against Canada and the 86-79 defeat.

“The most important thing is that the boys never gave up. We have built this mentality in such a short period, a team that never stops fighting. We have seen this in all the official games. We are a tough team,” he told ERT.

Any issues that have arisen in recent hours are being set aside; everyone is putting on their best smile as we count down to the opening ceremony, which also marks the start of the Olympic Games.