Real Madrid vs Paris Tips & Live Stream - Real Madrid march toward the Playoffs in Euroleague

• Real Madrid vs Paris Preview
• Real Madrid Form & Team News
• Paris Form & Team News
• Head to Head

Real Madrid survived their final-round visit to Belgrade against Crvena Zvezda and now find themselves in a group of five teams with an identical record of 18 wins and 14 losses.

Far from delivering a brilliant performance in that game, they simply took advantage of what was offered to them, capitalizing on the hosts' dreadful shooting night, as Crvena Zvezda struggled to hit almost anything in the first half.

In the final minute of the game, Crvena Zvezda closed the gap to just two points, but Real managed to seal the win with perfect free-throw shooting.

Walter Tavares delivered one of his best performances of the season, recording a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds while making a huge defensive impact. Campazzo and Llull contributed 11 points each.

Needless to say, this game will have a major impact on the standings, and Real Madrid are aiming for victories in their final two games to secure a direct playoff spot.

For this match, they will be without Bruno Fernando, who was forced to leave the court after just three minutes in Belgrade due to an ankle injury.

Paris Form & Team News

After a fantastic performance and a heartbreaking last-second loss on the road against Fenerbahce, many were skeptical about how much Paris could deliver just three days later against Panathinaikos.

However, the Parisian squad once again proved the doubters wrong, delivering a surreal shooting masterclass that brought the reigning champions to their knees.

The final score was 101-98 in favor of Paris, who this time managed to survive their opponent’s final push—unlike in their previous game.

T.J. Shorts was brilliant once again, coming just shy of a triple-double (20 points, 9 rebounds, 14 assists), while five other Paris players also scored in double figures.

All in all, the visitors secured the win on the strength of their outstanding three-point shooting (17/30).

A potential victory in this game would bring them one step closer to securing a direct playoff spot, especially with a much easier challenge awaiting them in the final round at home against already-eliminated Alba.

Head to Head

The first matchup between these teams, played in mid-December in Paris, went in Real Madrid’s favor with a 96-85 victory. The standout performer was Maodo Lo, who scored 30 points, but he will miss this game due to injury.