MIES, Switzerland (Basketball Champions League) - Let's have a look at some key facts for this week's CEZ Nymburk v AEK Round of 16 matchup.

CEZ Nymburk (CZE) v AEK (GRE)

• CEZ Nymburk have won 13 of the 15 home games they have played in BCL and their two defeats were by a margin of nine points or less, which would still allow them to qualify (+10 in the first leg). They have also won four of the five games they have played against Greek teams.
• AEK have won both away games they have played right after losing a BCL home game but have never won by more than nine points away from home in the BCL 2017/18. They have never lost two consecutive games this season.
• CEZ Nymburk’s bench players scored 56 points against AEK, the most any bench unit have scored in the BCL Play-Offs history.
• CEZ Nymburk have been the only team to have scored 20+ points in all quarters of the First Leg game in this Round of 16.
• AEK have allowed their opponents to shoot 952 field goal attempts this season, the most any BCL team have allowed. In the first leg, they have conceded 98 points, the most any team have conceded at home in a BCL Play-Offs game.
• Kendrick Ray averages 22.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1 steal in his last four BCL matches, while scoring 2.5 shots from behind the arc per game. He scored 30 points in the first leg game against AEK, the most any player has ever scored in a BCL game in the Round of 16.
• Manny Harris has averaged 24 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals in his last two games. In that span, he has also made 57% of his shots from the field, 50% from behind the 3-point line and 79% from the FT line.