Tomas Masiulis Prepares Partizan for EuroLeague’s Intense Arena Battle
Tomas Masiulis addressed the media ahead of Zalgiris’ Round 37 EuroLeague trip to Partizan. The match is scheduled for Friday at 20:30 in Belgrade.
Match context
The game carries different weight for each club. Partizan faces a low-stakes fixture in the standings. Zalgiris treats it as a potentially decisive playoff clash.
Standings and recent form
Zalgiris sits seventh with a 21-15 record. The team seeks a response after a painful loss to Dubai two days ago.
Partizan arrive in form. They have won six of their last seven games and only dropped their most recent match in overtime.
Key player development
Partizan regained Carlik Jones for recent games. His return has coincided with improved team performances.
Coach’s outlook
Masiulis said Zalgiris is heading to one of the EuroLeague’s toughest arenas. He warned that a strong opponent and a hostile crowd await.
He emphasized the need to reset after the Dubai defeat. Masiulis noted his team controlled play for 30 minutes but lost focus in the final 10.
Concentration remains a priority, he added. The coach insisted the loss was a single setback and urged professionalism.
What to watch
- Whether Zalgiris can restore its playoff momentum.
- How Partizan’s recent form and Jones’ return influence the game.
- Which team maintains composure in a high-pressure arena.
Filmogaz.com will monitor developments and provide updates after the final buzzer. Tomas Masiulis prepares his players for an intense arena battle in the EuroLeague against Partizan.
