Sports · EuroLeague · Madrid

Panathinaikos Beats Real Madrid in Overtime

Kendrick Nunn scores 33, including a EuroLeague-record 23 in the fourth quarter, as Panathinaikos wins 115⁠–⁠112 on the road and stays alone at 8⁠–⁠2.

Kendrick Nunn of Panathinaikos drives to the basket in a EuroLeague game, December 2025.

Kendrick Nunn of Panathinaikos drives to the basket in a EuroLeague game, December 2025.Illustration by The Good Times, based on a photo by Zafer / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

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Kendrick Nunn scored 33 points, 23 of them in the fourth quarter, as Panathinaikos beat Real Madrid 115–112 in overtime on the road and stayed alone atop the EuroLeague at 8–2.

Nunn's fourth-quarter total set a EuroLeague record. He made all eight of his two-point shots, 3 of 5 three-pointers and all eight free throws.

Panathinaikos led by 15 in the second quarter. Real Madrid, missing Facundo Campazzo and Theo Maledon, forced overtime on Andrés Féliz's layup after Nunn's free throws had made it 101–99 with seven seconds left in regulation. Panathinaikos outscored Madrid 14–11 in the extra period.

Mathias Lessort scored 20 with nine rebounds and five assists, and Sylvain Francisco added 19. Féliz had 27 points and six assists and Alberto Abalde 23 for Madrid, which fell to 6–4. Damian Jones scored 15 and Walter Tavares 13. Olympiacos is second at 7–2.

Kendrick Nunn scored 33 points, 23 of them in the fourth quarter, as Panathinaikos beat Real Madrid 115⁠–⁠112 in overtime on the road and stayed alone atop the EuroLeague at 8⁠–⁠2.

Nunn's fourth-quarter total set a EuroLeague record. He made all eight of his two-point shots, 3 of 5 three-pointers and all eight free throws.

Panathinaikos led 24⁠–⁠18 after the first quarter and by 15 in the second quarter.

Real Madrid, missing Facundo Campazzo and Theo Maledon, forced overtime on Andrés Féliz's layup after Nunn's free throws had made it 101⁠–⁠99 with seven seconds left in regulation.

Panathinaikos outscored Madrid 14⁠–⁠11 in the extra period.

Mathias Lessort scored 20 with nine rebounds and five assists, and Sylvain Francisco added 19 for the visitors.

Féliz had 27 points and six assists and Alberto Abalde 23 for Madrid, which fell to 6⁠–⁠4. Damian Jones scored 15 and Walter Tavares 13.

Olympiacos is second at 7⁠–⁠2.

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