EuroLeague Prediction: Olympiacos vs Dubai Basketball (12-11-2026)

Olympiacos host Dubai Basketball at SUNEL Arena on Thursday, November 12, in EuroLeague Round 11. Both teams enter with 7-3 records, although their latest results tell very different stories.

Olympiacos suffered a 62-57 home defeat to Crvena Zvezda, while Dubai secured a 93-75 victory at Virtus Bologna.

Dubai’s recent games have consistently produced high scores, but Olympiacos have played considerably tighter basketball at home. That contrast makes the 166.5-point line particularly interesting.

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For this matchup, the combined score provides a different angle from the home side’s short match-winner price.

Dubai’s last six EuroLeague games have all exceeded 166.5 points, producing combined totals of 172, 198, 198, 192, 180 and 168.

They scored at least 93 points in every one of those fixtures, including 107 against Bayern Munich and 101 against Olimpia Milano.

Their offensive production is supported by efficient shooting rather than exceptional pace. Dubai are converting 38.1% of their three-point attempts, with Dwayne Bacon averaging 16.3 points and Mfiondu Kabengele contributing another 14.6 per game. They have also won four of their five EuroLeague away matches.

Olympiacos possess enough offensive quality to match that production.

Sasha Vezenkov is averaging 19.1 points, while Olympiacos have already reached triple figures in victories over Valencia Basket (102-97) and Barcelona (105-100), both after overtime.

Across ten rounds, they average 87.2 points per game.

The concern is their home scoring record. Olympiacos have played four EuroLeague games at SUNEL Arena, and none has exceeded 166.5 combined points.

Their latest defeat was particularly poor offensively, with just five successful three-pointers from 36 attempts against Crvena Zvezda.

Team availability also matters. Jean Montero remains sidelined following knee surgery, while Tyler Dorsey has been unavailable.

Kostas Papanikolaou is also unlikely to feature after coach Georgios Bartzokas revealed that the forward is expected to miss approximately a week with an injury.

Dubai have shown enough scoring consistency to challenge Olympiacos’ slower home rhythm.

If the hosts rediscover their earlier offensive form, 167 combined points is achievable, although their recent home performances make this a more demanding selection than Dubai’s scoring streak alone suggests.