EuroLeague Prediction: Olimpia Milano vs Barcelona (22-10-2026)

Olimpia Milano host Barcelona at Unipol Forum on October 22 in EuroLeague Round 7, with both teams needing a response after inconsistent starts to the season.

Milano sit at 1-5 and Barcelona at 3-3, but their problems have not been a lack of scoring potential.

Both have regularly been involved in high-scoring games, while neither defence has shown enough consistency to make a 170.5 total look excessive.

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Milano’s six EuroLeague games have produced 1,063 combined points, an average of 177.2 per game.

The bigger issue has been defensively, with the Italian side conceding 559 points – more than 93 per night.

Their recent games have been particularly useful for an over. Dubai won 101-97 in Milan, Real Madrid recorded a 98-89 victory at Unipol Forum, and Maccabi Tel Aviv beat Milano 97-79.

All three reached at least 176 combined points.

Barcelona have followed a similar pattern. Their six EuroLeague games are averaging 176.5 total points, with the Catalans scoring 89.0 and conceding 87.5 per game.

Three of their last four European fixtures have reached at least 177 points.

Barcelona beat Maccabi 90-87 before losing 105-100 to Olympiacos after overtime, while their earlier 95-82 victory over Besiktas also comfortably cleared this line.

The current form of both teams actually strengthens the case for points.

Milano have lost five of six EuroLeague games and Barcelona three of their last four across all competitions, leaving neither side in a position to rely heavily on defensive control.

A 170.5 total also provides considerably more room than some recent lines involving these teams.

Both are averaging more than 176 combined points in EuroLeague play, and Milano’s defensive numbers in particular continue to create opportunities for opponents.