Olimpia Milano vince i playoff: Brescia eliminata in gara 4 (91-86) – Prima finalista di Serie A!

Olimpia Milano Advances to Serie A Playoffs Final with 91-86 Win Over Brescia

Olimpia Milano Advances to Serie A Playoffs Final with 91-86 Win Over Brescia

Milano, Italy — In a thrilling Game 4 of the 2025/26 Pallacanestro Serie A playoffs, Olimpia Milano secured their place in the championship series with a hard-fought 91-86 victory over Germani Brescia on June 5, 2026. The win marks a pivotal moment for the historic Italian basketball club, continuing their quest for a fifth Serie A title.

The Final Push: A Playoff Classic

The matchup at Mediolanum Forum in Milan was a test of resilience, with Olimpia overcoming a resilient Brescia side in a tightly contested series. The final score belies the intensity of the game, which saw Olimpia withstand Brescia’s late-game surge to clinch the win. The victory caps a dramatic playoff run for the “Rossoneri,” who advanced to the finals for the first time since 2016.

The Final Push: A Playoff Classic
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Coach Francesco Poeta emphasized the team’s determination in his post-game remarks: “We played with heart, but this is just the beginning. The final is the only goal now.” Poeta’s tactical adjustments, particularly in the second half, proved decisive as Olimpia outscored Brescia 28-19 in the fourth quarter.

Key Performers and Statistical Highlights

Several players rose to the occasion, with Armoni Brooks leading the charge. The American guard scored 24 points, including a pivotal 10-point fourth-quarter spurt, and was named MVP of the Series by the league. Leandro Bolmaro, Olimpia’s defensive anchor, tallied 18 points and 12 rebounds, earning the DPOY (Defensive Player of the Year) award for the season.

Statistically, Olimpia dominated the boards (45-38), with Ante Tomić contributing 14 points and 10 assists. Brescia’s Shawn Long led his team with 22 points, but his efforts were not enough to overcome Olimpia’s balanced attack.

Historical Context: Olimpia’s Legacy in Italian Basketball

Olimpia Milano, founded in 1931, is one of the most storied franchises in European basketball. With 12 Serie A titles to its name, the club has long been a powerhouse in Italian basketball. This playoff berth renews hopes of a long-awaited return to the top of the league, following a 10-year title drought.

Historical Context: Olimpia’s Legacy in Italian Basketball
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The 2025/26 campaign has been a redemption arc for Olimpia, who finished the regular season in third place. Their playoff journey included a 3-1 series win over Reggio Emilia and a grueling 4-3 upset of Vanoli Cremona in the Semifinals. The win over Brescia cements their status as favorites for the final.

What This Means for the Playoffs

Olimpia’s victory sets up a highly anticipated final against Virtus Bologna, who defeated Openjobmetis Vercelli in the other Semifinal. The Bologna-Olimpia showdown will determine the 2026 Serie A champion, with the first two games scheduled for June 12 and 14 at the PalaVirtus in Bologna.

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For Brescia, the loss ends their playoff hopes, but the team’s gritty performance has earned praise. “We gave everything,” said Brescia coach Massimiliano Allegri. “Olimpia is a great team, but we’ll be back stronger next year.”

The Road Ahead: What’s Next for Olimpia?

With the final just days away, Olimpia faces the challenge of maintaining their momentum. The team’s schedule includes a pre-final exhibition game against AX Armani Exchange Milan on June 8, which will serve as a final tune-up. Key questions remain: Can Olimpia’s veteran core, including Andrea Bargnani, replicate

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