Monaco loses at home to Barcelona and loses first place in the Euroleague

James, Strazel and Papagiannis tried

The former Malaga player launched into the second quarter by stringing together two award-winning arrows, imitated by Alex Abrines to knock out Monaco (25-39, 14th). Mike James repaired the damage, en route to a very good statistical copy (23 points, 8 assists), before Elie Okobo reduced the gap to four lengths at half-time (41-45, 20th). Put in confidence by Vassilis Spanoulis, despite competition on the back lines, Matthew Strazel (15 points) finally put the Monegasques in the lead after returning from the locker room with a huge three-point shot, his third in three minutes (57-54, 26th).