EuroLeague Prediction: Real Madrid vs Panathinaikos (04-11-2026)

Real Madrid host Panathinaikos at the Movistar Arena on Wednesday, November 4, in EuroLeague Round 10.

After eight rounds, the hosts have a 5-3 record, while Panathinaikos lead the standings with seven wins and just one defeat.

Madrid have been scoring freely during their winning run, but the visitors bring one of the toughest defences in the competition.

Whether the hosts can impose their tempo will be central to the total-points market.

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Real Madrid are averaging 96.4 points through eight EuroLeague games, the standout number behind this selection.

Their recent European victories against ASVEL, Maccabi Tel Aviv and Baskonia saw them score 111, 113 and 104 points, respectively.

Those games finished with combined totals of 203, 212 and 190 points, comfortably above the proposed line.

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The scoring has not depended on one player. Theo Maledon led Madrid with 19 points against Baskonia, while five teammates also reached double figures.

Earlier, Facundo Campazzo scored 21 in the win over Maccabi, a game in which Madrid made a club-record 21 three-pointers in EuroLeague competition. That variety makes their attack harder to slow down.

Panathinaikos are a stronger defensive opponent than Madrid’s recent victims.

They have conceded just 74.0 points per game, and their latest two EuroLeague wins ended 85-79 against Baskonia and 80-75 against Olimpia Milano.

Neither game came close to 170 points, so expecting the visitors to simply match Madrid’s recent pace would be risky.

Still, Panathinaikos are not short of scoring options. They average 86.6 points, with Kendrick Nunn coming off a 20-point performance against Milan.

Real Madrid, meanwhile, are conceding 89.5 points per EuroLeague game. The Greek side have enough individual quality to take advantage if Madrid’s defence leaves the same openings.

A 90-80 scoreline would already clear the 169.5 line, so Madrid do not need another 110-point performance.

Panathinaikos’ ability to slow the tempo remains the main concern, but the hosts’ recent offensive efficiency supports the over.