Bayern Munich coach Andrea Trinchieri believes his side’s series against Olimpia Milano is like a chess game where “they’ve taken the first steps, now we’ll try to follow suit again”.

The German side won the first-ever EuroLeague playoffs tie in their history in Munich on Wednesday, 85-79, with Vladimir Lucic (27Pts) having a hot hand to bring his team back into the series after having been down 2-0.

Like Real Madrid, Bayern will be hoping to force a Game Five next Tuesday with another win on Friday.

 

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