Panathinaikos beats Real Madrid 115-112 in overtime as Kendrick Nunn scores 33

A fourth-quarter surge in Madrid

Panathinaikos AKTOR won 115-112 in overtime at Real Madrid on 4 November 2026, in the 10th round of the Euroleague. The teams were level at 101-101 after regulation. Kendrick Nunn finished with 33 points on 8 of 8 two-pointers, 3 of 5 three-pointers and 8 of 8 free throws, playing 23 minutes and 42 seconds. He scored 23 of those points in the fourth quarter alone, a single-quarter total that stands as the Euroleague all-time record and passes the 21 points he scored in one quarter against Armani Milan on 17 December 2024.

Supporting cast and the turning point

Panathinaikos had built a 15-point lead in the second quarter, but Real Madrid cut into it and the game went to overtime. Matias Lesor scored 20 points with 9 rebounds and 5 assists, and Sylvain Francisco added 19 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists. After the first quarter Panathinaikos led 24-18. On the Real Madrid side, Felix had 27 points and 6 assists, while Abalde set a Euroleague career high with 23 points and added 5 assists. Real Madrid were also without two players, which the Greek reports cite as a factor in the team's depth.

Nunn (Panathinaikos)33

Felix (Real Madrid)27

Abalde (Real Madrid)23

Lesor (Panathinaikos)20

Francisco (Panathinaikos)19

Nunn (Panathinaikos)

33 points

Felix (Real Madrid)

27 points

Abalde (Real Madrid)

23 points

Lesor (Panathinaikos)

20 points

Francisco (Panathinaikos)

19 points

Data from the article text

Coach reaction

After the game, Zeljko Obradovic praised Nunn's performance and the quality he brings to the team. He said Nunn's return from injury had not been easy and that everyone needed to be patient with him.

“Nunn played brilliantly. We all know the quality he has.”

Obradovic also said Real Madrid had played well and that deciding a game in overtime takes a lot, and he pointed to the need for improvement on defence.

“We played brilliantly on offense, but we need to step up a little on defense too.”

Standings and what the result changed

Panathinaikos arrived after a 78-63 defeat at Anadolu Efes in Istanbul and a loss at Aris in Thessaloniki. The win returned the Greek club to winning ways, kept it at the top of the standings and lifted its record to 8-2. Real Madrid's six-game winning streak in the competition ended, and the defeat dropped them to 6-4.