Beşiktaş hosts Zalgiris in EuroLeague Round 10 tonight

Beşiktaş hosts Lithuanian side Zalgiris Kaunas tonight in the 10th round of the THY EuroLeague, aiming for consecutive wins following a narrow road victory in Italy.

The fixture tips off at 20:00 local Turkey time at the Turkcell Basketbol Gelişim Merkezi, with broadcast coverage expected via S Sport and S Sport Plus. Entering tonight’s game, the black-and-whites hold a 4-5 record through nine matches in their second EuroLeague campaign, while Zalgiris stands at five wins and four losses.

Virtus Bologna Victory Sets the Stage for Zalgiris Clash

Beşiktaş arrives at this contest fresh off a 103-101 away triumph against Italy’s Virtus Bologna. That high-scoring result pushed the Istanbul club’s record to four wins against five defeats in the current EuroLeague standings. Zalgiris travels to Turkey carrying a 5-4 record after nine rounds of continental play.

Historical EuroLeague Milestone at Turkcell Basketbol Gelişim Merkezi

Tonight’s matchup marks the 34th appearance for Beşiktaş in the history of the EuroLeague. The club previously contested the competition during the 2012-13 season, advancing through a 6-team group stage to reach the top 16 before bowing out with a 7-17 overall record across those phases.

Frequently Asked Questions About Beşiktaş and Zalgiris

When does the Beşiktaş versus Zalgiris EuroLeague match start? The Round 10 fixture takes place tonight, Friday, November 6, 2026, starting at 20:00 Turkey time.

Where is the game being played? The match is hosted at the Turkcell Basketbol Gelişim Merkezi.

Which channel is broadcasting the game live? The game is scheduled for live broadcast on S Sport and S Sport Plus in Turkey.

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