Panathinaikos edged Valencia 107-105 in a high-scoring EuroLeague matchup decided by just two points. The game was defined by efficient shot-making and sustained offensive execution from both teams, with neither side able to create meaningful separation for long stretches. Valencia matched Panathinaikos shot for shot, but the visitors found enough late answers to secure the narrow win. Nigel Hayes led Panathinaikos with 27 points, delivering the standout scoring performance of the night. Kendrick Nunn added 19 points, while Cedi Osman contributed 16, giving Panathinaikos multiple reliable scoring options in a game where every possession carried weight. Their perimeter efficiency was especially important, as Panathinaikos converted 16 three-pointers on 30 attempts. Valencia received a strong effort from Jean Montero, who scored 21 points, and Sergio De Larrea, who added 18. The hosts moved the ball well, finishing with 27 assists, and also held a rebounding edge at 33-26. Valencia’s 16 made threes and strong overall shooting kept them in position to win until the final moments. For Panathinaikos, the victory reinforces their ability to win close games on the road in EuroLeague play, particularly when their top scorers produce efficiently. Valencia can take positives from its offensive rhythm and depth of production, but the narrow defeat highlights the importance of late-game execution and defensive stops against elite competition.