- Real holds a 19-17 edge in their meetings since the turn of the century, but Olympiacos swept their regular season series. This will be their fourth EuroLeague championship game.
- In their last meeting, Olympiacos beat Real 73-60 in Greece with Thomas Walkup scoring his season-high 18 points.
- In Round 3, Olympiacos edged Real in Madrid 87-89 with Sasha Vezenkov collecting a double-double of 23 points and 12 rebounds.
- Real Madrid downed Olympiacos in the 1995 EuroLeague championship game, 73-61. Arvydas Sabonis was chosen as the 1995 Final Four MVP.
- Olympiacos defeated Real Madrid 100-89 for the 2013 EuroLeague title in London. Vassilis Spanoulis scored 22 points in that game and was named Final Four MVP.
- Real Madrid routed Olympiacos 78-59 in the 2015 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Championship Game in the Spanish capital. Jaycee Carroll led a balanced Madrid attack with 16 points on 4-of-5 three-point shooting and Andres Nocioni was named Final Four MVP.
- Olympiacos and Real Madrid have faced each other three times in the EuroLeague Playoffs. Real advanced to the Final Four in 1996 with a 2-1 win in the best-of-three series and Olympiacos ousted Real 3-1 in 2009's best-of-five series. Real eliminated Olympiacos in the 2014 EuroLeague Playoffs 3-2. Rudy Fernandez led Los Blancos with an average of 17.2 points and 5.6 rebounds per game and Sergio Llull starred with 20 points in the decisive fifth game.
- Real's single-game club record in scoring is 33 points, which Luka Doncic set against Olympiacos on December 8, 2017.
- Real's Sergio Rodriguez and Baskonia forward Alec Peters were teammates at CSKA Moscow during the 2018-19 season. They helped the team win the EuroLeague title.
- Real guard Nigel Williams-Goss made his EuroLeague debut playing with Olympiacos Piraeus in the 2018-19 season. He was a teammate of Sasha Vezenkov and Kostas Papanikolaou.
- Olympiacos forward Sasha Vezenkov was a teammate of Real Madrid's Adam Hanga at FC Barcelona during the 2017-18 season.
- Olympiacos center Moustapha Fall has been a teammate of Real's Vincent Poirier on the French national team. Together they won silver medals at the Tokyo Olympics and EuroBasket 2022.
- Fall set his career-high with 11 rebounds and 5 blocked shots playing for LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne against Real in March 2021.
- Real swingman Mario Hezonja and Olympiacos forward Kostas Papanikolaou were teammates at FC Barcelona during the 2013-14 season.
- Olympiacos guard Isaiah Canaan and Hezonja were teammates at UNICS Kazan last season.
- Hezonja posted his career high with 4 steals playing for UNICS Kazan against Olympiacos last season.
- Olympiacos guard Thomas Walkup tied his career-best with 19 points playing for Zalgiris against Real in January 2020.
- Real’s All-EuroLeague center Walter Tavares had a career-best 4 steals in an overtime win over Olympiacos in April 2021.
- Real point guard Sergio Rodriguez made a career-best 6 three-pointers playing for CSKA Moscow against Olympiacos in November 2018.
- Real Madrid big man Anthony Randolph matched his career-high in blocks with 4 in Real's 73-79 win over Olympiacos in Piraeus in March 2017.
- In their last meeting, Olympiacos beat Real 73-60 in Greece with Thomas Walkup scoring his season-high 18 points.
- In Round 3, Olympiacos edged Real in Madrid 87-89 with Sasha Vezenkov collecting a double-double of 23 points and 12 rebounds.
- Real Madrid downed Olympiacos in the 1995 EuroLeague championship game, 73-61. Arvydas Sabonis was chosen as the 1995 Final Four MVP.
- Olympiacos defeated Real Madrid 100-89 for the 2013 EuroLeague title in London. Vassilis Spanoulis scored 22 points in that game and was named Final Four MVP.
- Real Madrid routed Olympiacos 78-59 in the 2015 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Championship Game in the Spanish capital. Jaycee Carroll led a balanced Madrid attack with 16 points on 4-of-5 three-point shooting and Andres Nocioni was named Final Four MVP.
- Olympiacos and Real Madrid have faced each other three times in the EuroLeague Playoffs. Real advanced to the Final Four in 1996 with a 2-1 win in the best-of-three series and Olympiacos ousted Real 3-1 in 2009's best-of-five series. Real eliminated Olympiacos in the 2014 EuroLeague Playoffs 3-2. Rudy Fernandez led Los Blancos with an average of 17.2 points and 5.6 rebounds per game and Sergio Llull starred with 20 points in the decisive fifth game.
- Real's single-game club record in scoring is 33 points, which Luka Doncic set against Olympiacos on December 8, 2017.
- Real's Sergio Rodriguez and Baskonia forward Alec Peters were teammates at CSKA Moscow during the 2018-19 season. They helped the team win the EuroLeague title.
- Real guard Nigel Williams-Goss made his EuroLeague debut playing with Olympiacos Piraeus in the 2018-19 season. He was a teammate of Sasha Vezenkov and Kostas Papanikolaou.
- Olympiacos forward Sasha Vezenkov was a teammate of Real Madrid's Adam Hanga at FC Barcelona during the 2017-18 season.
- Olympiacos center Moustapha Fall has been a teammate of Real's Vincent Poirier on the French national team. Together they won silver medals at the Tokyo Olympics and EuroBasket 2022.
- Fall set his career-high with 11 rebounds and 5 blocked shots playing for LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne against Real in March 2021.
- Real swingman Mario Hezonja and Olympiacos forward Kostas Papanikolaou were teammates at FC Barcelona during the 2013-14 season.
- Olympiacos guard Isaiah Canaan and Hezonja were teammates at UNICS Kazan last season.
- Hezonja posted his career high with 4 steals playing for UNICS Kazan against Olympiacos last season.
- Olympiacos guard Thomas Walkup tied his career-best with 19 points playing for Zalgiris against Real in January 2020.
- Real’s All-EuroLeague center Walter Tavares had a career-best 4 steals in an overtime win over Olympiacos in April 2021.
- Real point guard Sergio Rodriguez made a career-best 6 three-pointers playing for CSKA Moscow against Olympiacos in November 2018.
- Real Madrid big man Anthony Randolph matched his career-high in blocks with 4 in Real's 73-79 win over Olympiacos in Piraeus in March 2017.
Game Facts - Olympiacos Piraeus
Streaks
Sasha Vezenkov has scored at least 16 points in eight of his last nine games.
Vezenkov has had PIRs of 12 or more in eight of his last nine games.
Thomas Walkup has at least 1 steal in 12 of his last 13 games.
Moustapha Fall pulled down 5 or more rebounds in five of his last six games.
Fall had at least 1 blocked shot in four of his last five games.
Shaquielle McKissic has made at least 1 three-point shot in six of his last seven games.
Rankings
Sasha Vezenkov leads the league this season in average index rating with 21.2 per game.
Vezenkov leads the league this season in scoring with 17.3 per game.
Vezenkov ranks third this season in rebounding with 6.8 per game.
Vezenkov leads the league in defensive rebounding with 5.3 per game.
Vezenkov ranks second this season in two-pointers made with 4.4 per game.
Thomas Walkup leads the league this season in steals with 1.8 per game.
Kostas Sloukas ranks third this season in assists with 5.7 per game and Walkup is fourth with 5.6.
Sloukas ranks sixth this season in free throw shooting at 91.9%.
Moustapha Fall leads the league this season in two-point shooting at 73.5%.
Records/Milestones
Thomas Walkup enters the championship game having recorded 73 steals this season, which is a single-season record.
Kostas Sloukas ranks fourth in Final Fours since 2002 in assists with 58. Theo Papaloukas is third with 59 assists, and Sergio Rodriguez of Real Madrid is second with 61 counting.
Sloukas and Sergio Llull are tied for seventh in Final Fours since 2002 in accumulated performance index rating with 162 each. Nando De Colo is sixth with 163 and David Andersen is fifth with 168.
Sloukas is tied with Ramunas Siskauskas for third place in Final Fours since 2002 with 46 free throws made each. Trajan Langdon is second with 47 free throws made and Nando De Colo is the leader with 59.
Sloukas ranks eighth in Final Fours since 2002 in scoring with 157 points. Theo Papaloukas is seventh with 164 points.
Sloukas is tied with Nikola Vujcic and Luis Scola for 11th place in Final Fours since 2002 with 33 two-pointers made. Matjaz Smodis and Felipe Reyes are tied for ninth with 34 two-pointers made apiece.
Moustapha Fall is the all-time leader in two-point accuracy at 71.3%.
Kostas Sloukas is ranked fourth all-time with 1,508 assists. Former teammate Vassilis Spanoulis is third with 1,607.
Sloukas ranks sixth all-time with 808 free throws made. Juan Carlos Navarro is fifth with 853.
Sloukas is ranked ninth all-time with 3,259 career points. Jan Vesely of FC Barcelona is eighth with 3,356 and counting.
Sloukas is ranked sixth all-time with 4,033 index rating points. Paulius Jankunas is fifth with 4,067.
Sloukas ranks 12th all-time in free throw accuracy at 89.3%.
Kostas Papanikolaou is tied with Nick Calathes for second place all-time with 276 career starts; Paulius Jankunas is the all-time leader with 283.
Papanikolaou is in 11th place all-time with 271 steals. His former teammate Vassilis Spanoulis is 10th with 273.
Papanikolaou needs 8 assists to reach 500 for his career.
Thomas Walkup ranks 18th all-time with a 2.4-to-1 career assist-to-turnover ratio.
Alec Peters ranks 20th all-time in three-point accuracy at 42.8%.
Sasha Vezenkov has scored at least 16 points in eight of his last nine games.
Vezenkov has had PIRs of 12 or more in eight of his last nine games.
Thomas Walkup has at least 1 steal in 12 of his last 13 games.
Moustapha Fall pulled down 5 or more rebounds in five of his last six games.
Fall had at least 1 blocked shot in four of his last five games.
Shaquielle McKissic has made at least 1 three-point shot in six of his last seven games.
Rankings
Sasha Vezenkov leads the league this season in average index rating with 21.2 per game.
Vezenkov leads the league this season in scoring with 17.3 per game.
Vezenkov ranks third this season in rebounding with 6.8 per game.
Vezenkov leads the league in defensive rebounding with 5.3 per game.
Vezenkov ranks second this season in two-pointers made with 4.4 per game.
Thomas Walkup leads the league this season in steals with 1.8 per game.
Kostas Sloukas ranks third this season in assists with 5.7 per game and Walkup is fourth with 5.6.
Sloukas ranks sixth this season in free throw shooting at 91.9%.
Moustapha Fall leads the league this season in two-point shooting at 73.5%.
Records/Milestones
Thomas Walkup enters the championship game having recorded 73 steals this season, which is a single-season record.
Kostas Sloukas ranks fourth in Final Fours since 2002 in assists with 58. Theo Papaloukas is third with 59 assists, and Sergio Rodriguez of Real Madrid is second with 61 counting.
Sloukas and Sergio Llull are tied for seventh in Final Fours since 2002 in accumulated performance index rating with 162 each. Nando De Colo is sixth with 163 and David Andersen is fifth with 168.
Sloukas is tied with Ramunas Siskauskas for third place in Final Fours since 2002 with 46 free throws made each. Trajan Langdon is second with 47 free throws made and Nando De Colo is the leader with 59.
Sloukas ranks eighth in Final Fours since 2002 in scoring with 157 points. Theo Papaloukas is seventh with 164 points.
Sloukas is tied with Nikola Vujcic and Luis Scola for 11th place in Final Fours since 2002 with 33 two-pointers made. Matjaz Smodis and Felipe Reyes are tied for ninth with 34 two-pointers made apiece.
Moustapha Fall is the all-time leader in two-point accuracy at 71.3%.
Kostas Sloukas is ranked fourth all-time with 1,508 assists. Former teammate Vassilis Spanoulis is third with 1,607.
Sloukas ranks sixth all-time with 808 free throws made. Juan Carlos Navarro is fifth with 853.
Sloukas is ranked ninth all-time with 3,259 career points. Jan Vesely of FC Barcelona is eighth with 3,356 and counting.
Sloukas is ranked sixth all-time with 4,033 index rating points. Paulius Jankunas is fifth with 4,067.
Sloukas ranks 12th all-time in free throw accuracy at 89.3%.
Kostas Papanikolaou is tied with Nick Calathes for second place all-time with 276 career starts; Paulius Jankunas is the all-time leader with 283.
Papanikolaou is in 11th place all-time with 271 steals. His former teammate Vassilis Spanoulis is 10th with 273.
Papanikolaou needs 8 assists to reach 500 for his career.
Thomas Walkup ranks 18th all-time with a 2.4-to-1 career assist-to-turnover ratio.
Alec Peters ranks 20th all-time in three-point accuracy at 42.8%.
Game Facts - Real Madrid
Streaks
Walter Tavares has blocked at least 1 shot in 16 straight games.
Tavares has posted PIRs of 14 or more in seven of his last eight games.
Tavares has pulled down at least 5 rebounds in seven straight games.
Mario Hezonja has made at least 1 three-pointer in 13 straight games.
Hezonja has at least 1 steal in four of his last five games.
Dzanan Musa has posted double-digit PIRs in four of his last five games.
Sergio Rodriguez has dished at least 5 assists in four of his last five games.
Rankings
Walter Tavares ranks fourth this season in average index rating with 17.9 per game.
Tavares leads the league this season in blocks with 2.3 per game.
Tavares ranks second this season in rebounding with 6.8 per game.
Tavares ranks third this season in offensive rebounding with 2.6 per game.
Tavares ranks third this season in average two-pointers made with 4.3 per game.
Dzanan Musa ranks 10th this season in scoring with 15.0 per game.
Musa leads the league in average free throws made with 4.4 per game.
Records/Milestones
Sergio Llull is the leader in Final Fours since 2002 in scoring with 196 points.
Rodriguez is fourth in Final Fours since 2002 in scoring with 175 points. Nando De Colo is third with 179.
Llull is tied with Kostas Sloukas for seventh place in Final Fours since 2002 with an accumulated performance index rating of 162. De Colo is sixth with 163 and David Andersen is fifth with 168.
Rodriguez ranks ninth in Final Fours since 2002 with an accumulated performance index rating of 158.
Sergio Llull is the leader in Final Fours since 2002 in assists with 67 and Rodriguez is second with 61.
Rudy Fernandez ranks 14th in Final Fours since 2002 in assists with 34. Vasilije Micic is 13th with 36.
Rodriguez is in third place in Final Fours since 2002 with 28 three-point shots made and Llull is fourth with 27. Juan Carlos Navarro and J.R. Holden are tied for the all-time lead with 30 triples made apiece.
Fernandez is tied with Victor Khryapa for 13th place in Final Fours since 2002 with 17 three-point shots made. Cory Higgins of FC Barcelona is 12th with 18.
Llull and Rodriguez are tied for eighth place in Final Fours since 2002 with 41 free throws made each. Matjaz Smodis and Theo Papaloukas are tied for sixth with 43 free throws made.
Lull ranks seventh in Final Fours since 2002 with 37 two-point shots made. J.R. Holden is sixth with 39.
Fernandez is in second place in Final Fours since 2002 with 23 steals. J.R. Holden is first with 24 steals.
Walter Tavares is tied with Kyle Hines for first place in Final Fours since 2002 with 16 blocks.
Walter Tavares enters the championship game having blocked 88 shots this season, which is a single-season record.
Tavares is the competition's all-time leader with 372 blocks.
Tavares is third all-time in two-point accuracy at 69.1%.
Tavares is ranked seventh all-time with 528 offensive rebounds. Paulius Jankunas is sixth with 557.
Sergio Llull ranks fifth all-time in scoring with 3,689 points. Mike James of AS Monaco is fourth with 3,920 and counting.
Sergio Rodriguez ranks sixth all-time with 3,615 points scored.
Rodriguez is second all-time with 1,729 assists. Nick Calathes of Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul is the all-time leader with 1,902.
Llull is sixth all-time with 1,329 assists. His former teammate Thomas Heurtel is fifth with 1,340.
Llull is tied with Jan Vesely of FC Barcelona for 11th all-time with 669 free throws made. Jaka Lakovic is 10th with 673.
Llull ranks second all-time with a 2.8-to-1 career assist-to-turnover ratio, Nigel Williams-Goss is 16th at 2.4-to-1 and Rudy Fernandez is 19th at 2.4-to-1.
Llull is in second place all-time with 580 three-point shots made; Rodriguez is third with 576 and Rudy Fernandez is fourth with 571. Juan Carlos Navarro is the all-time leader with 623.
Fernandez is ranked third all-time with 345 steals. Nick Calathes of Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul is second with 409.
Fernandez needs 45 points to reach 3,000 for his career.
Rodriguez is in eighth place all-time with 292 career steals. Jan Vesely is seventh with 302 and counting.
Rodriguez is eighth all-time with 3,927 index rating points. Mike James of AS Monaco is seventh with 3,960 and counting.
Dzanan Musa enters the championship game having made 178 free throws this season, which is a single-season record.
Fabien Causeur needs 15 triples to reach 300 for his career.
Vincent Poirier is 9 rebounds away from reaching 800 for his career.
Walter Tavares has blocked at least 1 shot in 16 straight games.
Tavares has posted PIRs of 14 or more in seven of his last eight games.
Tavares has pulled down at least 5 rebounds in seven straight games.
Mario Hezonja has made at least 1 three-pointer in 13 straight games.
Hezonja has at least 1 steal in four of his last five games.
Dzanan Musa has posted double-digit PIRs in four of his last five games.
Sergio Rodriguez has dished at least 5 assists in four of his last five games.
Rankings
Walter Tavares ranks fourth this season in average index rating with 17.9 per game.
Tavares leads the league this season in blocks with 2.3 per game.
Tavares ranks second this season in rebounding with 6.8 per game.
Tavares ranks third this season in offensive rebounding with 2.6 per game.
Tavares ranks third this season in average two-pointers made with 4.3 per game.
Dzanan Musa ranks 10th this season in scoring with 15.0 per game.
Musa leads the league in average free throws made with 4.4 per game.
Records/Milestones
Sergio Llull is the leader in Final Fours since 2002 in scoring with 196 points.
Rodriguez is fourth in Final Fours since 2002 in scoring with 175 points. Nando De Colo is third with 179.
Llull is tied with Kostas Sloukas for seventh place in Final Fours since 2002 with an accumulated performance index rating of 162. De Colo is sixth with 163 and David Andersen is fifth with 168.
Rodriguez ranks ninth in Final Fours since 2002 with an accumulated performance index rating of 158.
Sergio Llull is the leader in Final Fours since 2002 in assists with 67 and Rodriguez is second with 61.
Rudy Fernandez ranks 14th in Final Fours since 2002 in assists with 34. Vasilije Micic is 13th with 36.
Rodriguez is in third place in Final Fours since 2002 with 28 three-point shots made and Llull is fourth with 27. Juan Carlos Navarro and J.R. Holden are tied for the all-time lead with 30 triples made apiece.
Fernandez is tied with Victor Khryapa for 13th place in Final Fours since 2002 with 17 three-point shots made. Cory Higgins of FC Barcelona is 12th with 18.
Llull and Rodriguez are tied for eighth place in Final Fours since 2002 with 41 free throws made each. Matjaz Smodis and Theo Papaloukas are tied for sixth with 43 free throws made.
Lull ranks seventh in Final Fours since 2002 with 37 two-point shots made. J.R. Holden is sixth with 39.
Fernandez is in second place in Final Fours since 2002 with 23 steals. J.R. Holden is first with 24 steals.
Walter Tavares is tied with Kyle Hines for first place in Final Fours since 2002 with 16 blocks.
Walter Tavares enters the championship game having blocked 88 shots this season, which is a single-season record.
Tavares is the competition's all-time leader with 372 blocks.
Tavares is third all-time in two-point accuracy at 69.1%.
Tavares is ranked seventh all-time with 528 offensive rebounds. Paulius Jankunas is sixth with 557.
Sergio Llull ranks fifth all-time in scoring with 3,689 points. Mike James of AS Monaco is fourth with 3,920 and counting.
Sergio Rodriguez ranks sixth all-time with 3,615 points scored.
Rodriguez is second all-time with 1,729 assists. Nick Calathes of Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul is the all-time leader with 1,902.
Llull is sixth all-time with 1,329 assists. His former teammate Thomas Heurtel is fifth with 1,340.
Llull is tied with Jan Vesely of FC Barcelona for 11th all-time with 669 free throws made. Jaka Lakovic is 10th with 673.
Llull ranks second all-time with a 2.8-to-1 career assist-to-turnover ratio, Nigel Williams-Goss is 16th at 2.4-to-1 and Rudy Fernandez is 19th at 2.4-to-1.
Llull is in second place all-time with 580 three-point shots made; Rodriguez is third with 576 and Rudy Fernandez is fourth with 571. Juan Carlos Navarro is the all-time leader with 623.
Fernandez is ranked third all-time with 345 steals. Nick Calathes of Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul is second with 409.
Fernandez needs 45 points to reach 3,000 for his career.
Rodriguez is in eighth place all-time with 292 career steals. Jan Vesely is seventh with 302 and counting.
Rodriguez is eighth all-time with 3,927 index rating points. Mike James of AS Monaco is seventh with 3,960 and counting.
Dzanan Musa enters the championship game having made 178 free throws this season, which is a single-season record.
Fabien Causeur needs 15 triples to reach 300 for his career.
Vincent Poirier is 9 rebounds away from reaching 800 for his career.