Milano vs Maccabi Tel-Aviv Prediction: Don’t expect a productive match

The team from Tel Aviv is in a difficult situation, but so far they are playing better than the Milanese, who are in warmth, light and comfort. The winner of this match is unclear.

Last round's defeat to Alba raised a lot of questions. Milan have assembled very skilled players, but are they as strong as a team? Have some of them been held back in the big sport? Will William Baron help them when he recovers?

Overall, the team has one win and three losses so far. In Berlin, they were able to score more than 80 points in regulation time for the first time this season, and they are averaging 73 and a half points per 40 minutes of play while allowing 75 and a half.

The Italians have played only one game on their home court, where they beat Olympiacos 65:53.

The Israelis have the same four games, two of which they won. For obvious reasons, the last three were only away games. The results were a defeat in Monaco (79:107), a victory in Athens (72:72 in regulation time), and a humiliating 66:75 in Valencia. Baldwin still doesn't play, and those who take to the floor score an average of 72 points per 40 minutes while conceding 84 and a half.

In the last eight games against Milan, the Israelis have reached 77.5 only once, and that was in Tel Aviv.

The bookmakers think the game will be a low-scoring affair and the home team will win. We would probably agree with the first point, but Milan's success is inaccurate. Messina's team hasn't done anything special in the best way so far.