The Madrid loss has been put behind them: Olimpia Milano flew back overnight, practiced today, and host Zalgiris at the Allianz Cloud after the Lithuanians’ big win in Villeurbanne.
“In the EuroLeague you have to put games behind you—good or bad—because you have to get back on the court,” Bryant Dunston’s message goes.
In Madrid, facing a Real Madrid side that is healthy, deep, and able to lean on talent off the bench without disruption, Milan lost conviction early.
Now the focus shifts to beating Zalgiris again, as they already did in Kaunas.
Zalgiris are portrayed as a solid team: Sylvain Francisco is the go-to scorer, Moses Wright brings vertical power inside, and even if Nigel Williams-Goss is out, others can step up.
For Milan, the priority is restoring defensive toughness and consistent output across the roster—areas the return of Leandro Bolmaro should help.
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