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It is tough, especially in the second quarter a big collapse and lack of concentration in that quarter. We really want to be at home and get a win. We did well in the beginning of the game, the intensity we showed, the passing game, that's what we have to do, especially at home, to get a win. For us, it is a very good win to fix our psychology, and work very hard in the next two days for the game that we have.' TJ Parker, LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne head coach But also, we have one game in front of us in the Greek championship against Olympiacos. It was an important win for us, because we had some losses and now we have two wins in a row in the EuroLeague.

We fixed that in the third quarter and, finally, I think we deserved the win. We had some problems in our defense against some pick-and-rolls. We had a lot of open shots, a good shot selection, because we shared the ball very well. But now, day by day, we try to work hard, everybody, because we don't have a lot of injuries now.

'We want to be competitive and get wins, because we had a lot of defeats and our psychology was bad. Face bacon.Christos Serelis, Panathinaikos Athens head coach

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