MIES (Switzerland) - Several teams are looking for a win on an action-packed Wednesday that will lift them into the top half of their respective group table at the first inflection point of the Basketball Champions League Regular Season, with action pausing for two weeks and resuming on December 3rd. 

Gameday 6 action culminates with the eagerly anticipated clash between Burgos and Hapoel Jerusalem, in Spain. Let’s have a closer look at some very interesting facts and figures on each of the eight Wednesday games:

Gaziantep (1-4) v Nizhny Novgorod (3-2) -- Group C, 18:00 CET

Drew Crawford is having his most consistent scoring season in the BCL

• Gaziantep have won only two of their nine home games in their history in the competition and have lost both games they played at home this season. Nizhny won their last two games on the road but have never won three consecutive games away from home in the competition.
  
  
• Gaziantep have lost all 14 games in which they scored fewer than 75 points and have won all five games in which they scored more than 75 points.
  
  
• Nizhny's defense is leading the league in opponents' field goal percentage if only road games are taken into account. When the Russian team is playing on the road, their opponents convert only 38.1 percent of their attempted field goals.
  
  
• Gaziantep’s Drew Crawford has scored at least 10 points in four games this season, as many times as in his first 13 games in the competition.
  
  
• Nizhny's Ivan Strebkov is averaging 6.3 points and 1.8 assists per game this season, while he averaged 12.6 points and 4.9 assists in 2018-19.
  
  

PAOK (1-4) v Casademont Zaragoza (3-2) -- Group D, 18:00 CET

Zaragoza are the only team to have scored between 70 and 75 points in each game this season

• Zaragoza have signed Dylan Ennis, who had started the season at French side AS Monaco. The 29-year-old point guard had played for Zaragoza during the final six-game stretch of the 2017-18 season. The Spanish side will still have to make do without point guard Rodrigo San Miguel and small forward Reinaldas Seibutis, both out through injury.
  
  
• PAOK have lost their last two home games against Spanish teams, albeit both games were against Iberostar Tenerife. The Greek team lost to Tenerife 79-74 in November 2017 and 85-77 in February 2019.
  
  
• Zaragoza are yet to score fewer than 70 points or more than 75 points in the competition. The Spanish side won the three games in which they gave up fewer than 80 points and lost the two games in which they conceded more than 80 points.
  
  
• Zaragoza were leading the league in rebounds, with 45.8 boards per game and blocks, with 4.8 per game, going into Gameday 6 (so excluding the Tuesday games).
  
  
• Adam Smith is averaging 18 points per game at home including a 27-point performance against Happy Casa Brindisi on Gameday 5.
  
  
• Zaragoza's Nemanja Radovic posted a double-double in two of the last three games, but has not yet registered a double -double on the road.
   
  

Neptunas Klaipeda (3-2) v Besiktas Sompo Sigorta (2-3) -- Group D, 18:00 CET

Shaquielle McKissic is looking to become only the third player to score 20+ games in four BCL games in a row

• Neptunas and Besiktas will face each other for the third time in the competition, with each side winning their respective home games. In the previous game in Klaipeda, in 2018-19, Neptunas Klaipeda prevailed 78-63.
  
  
• All five Neptunas games so far this season were all decided by a double-digit margin.
  
  
• Besiktas lost their previous two road games, at Telekom Baskets Bonn and at Happy Casa Brindisi, but have never lost three consecutive games on the road in the competition.
  
  
• Neptunas are averaging 18.8 made free-throws per game, a league-best so far this season, as Gytis Masiulis is leading the league in made free-throws with 27. By contrast, Besiktas are the team with the fewest made free-throws, just 8.8 per game.
  
  
• Shaquielle McKissic of Besiktas scored at least 20 points in each of his last three appearances. Only two players in competition history have ever scored at least 20 points in four consecutive games, Rion Brown and David Kennedy.
  
  

ERA Nymburk (4-1) v Mornar Bar (0-5) -- Group C, 18:30 CET

Nymburk players can congratulate one another on their defensive efficiency 

• Nymburk have won four of the six home games they have played in the BCL since January 2019, which is as many wins they had had at home in the entire calendar year 2018.
  
  
• Mornar Bar have won only one of their last 16 games in the competition, a 60-53 road win at Sidigas Avellino in January 2017.
  
  
• Nymburk are giving up only 0.94 points per possession to their opponents, which was a league best going into Gameday 6. Nymburk actually lost the only game in which they gave up more than 75 points and won all four games in which they conceded fewer than 75 points.
  
  
• Nymburk's Zach Hankins has blocked at least 2 shots in each of his five games and is leading the league in blocks, with 2.4 per game.
  
  
• Jacob Pullen of Mornar Bar has scored at least 15 points in each of the first five games, however, he is leading the league in turnovers with 21 (4.2 per game).
  
  

Brose Bamberg (3-2) v Peristeri winmasters (3-2) -- Group C, 20:00 CET

Even if you force Bamberg to commit a turnover, it's unlikely they will let you convert it to a basket

• Bamberg have parted ways with Michael Carrera by mutual consent. The Venezuelan forward averaged 3.2 points and 3.6 rebounds for the German side.
• Bamberg have won six of their last seven home games in the BCL and have won both of their home games against Greek competition - the German side defeated AEK 77-73 in the 2018-19 Regular Season and 71-67 in the Quarter-Finals.
  
  
• Peristeri have won two of their three road games, including the most recent one at Mornar Bar. None of the five Peristeri games in the competitions has been decided by a margin larger than eight points.
  
  
• Bamberg concede only 9.2 points off turnovers per game, the fewest among all teams so far this season.
  
  
• Peristeri are leading the league in points off the bench, as their second unit is averaging 42.6 points per game. However, Bamberg are giving up fewer points to opponents’ bench players, 15.8 per game, than any other team.
  
  
• Peristeri's Will Hatcher is leading the league in fourth-quarter points, with 45. Hatcher and Manresa's Ryan Toolson are the only players so far this season to have scored more than 20 points in at least two games off the bench.
  
  

SIG Strasbourg (2-3) v Lietkabelis (1-4) -- Group A, 20:30 CET

Gabe York is looking to become the first Strasbourg player to score at least 20 points in three games in the same BCL season

• Strasbourg are coming off an 86-81 home loss to UNET Holon, but they had won the previous three games on their home court.
  
  
• Lietkabelis, who won 98-83 against Polski Cukier Torun last week, have never won consecutive games in the competition.
  
  
• Strasbourg gave up 86 points in their last home game but have never given up more than 80 points in consecutive home games in the competition. Lietkabelis have scored more than 80 points in only two of their 10 road games in the BCL.
  
  
• Gabe York is the only Strasbourg player to have scored more than 20 points in a BCL game this season and he did it twice. The American guard had 23 points in the loss to Holon and 21 points in the loss to Dinamo Sassari. No Strasbourg player has ever scored at least 20 points in three games in a single season.
  
  
• Zeljko Sakic of Lietkabelis scored 32 points against Torun, earning a spot on Team of the Week for Gameday 5. No Lietkabelis player has ever scored more than 20 points in multiple games in the BCL. 
  
  

San Pablo Burgos (2-3) v Hapoel Bank Yahav Jerusalem (4-1) -- Group B, 20:30 CET

J'Covan Brown is synonymous to guaranteed buckets off the bench

• Burgos will have to make do without big man Goran Huskic, who will be out of action for between three and five weeks due to injury.
  
  
• Burgos are averaging 92.7 points in their three games at home and only 73.5 points on the road.
  
  
• Hapoel, who lost 81-75 at Pau-Lacq- Orthez last week, have never lost consecutive games in the competition.
  
  
• Burgos bring down on average 38.7 percent of possible rebounds on the offensive end, which is the highest offensive rebounding ratio in the league so far this season.
  
  
• Hapoel are leading the league in points per possession as they score 1.22 points per possession on average.
  
  
• Hapoel's J’Covan Brown is leading the league in points off the bench, with 86. Brown started all games on the bench and scored at least 15 points in four of the five games so far. 

Happy Casa Brindisi (2-3) Falco Szombathely (2-3) -- Group D, 20:30 CET

Juvonte Reddic is shooting close to 70 percent from the floor

• Brindisi and Falco enter this game with an identical record both at home (2-0) and on the road (0-3).
  
  
• Brindisi are leading the league in points off turnovers, as they score 23.2 points per game after their opponent turns the ball over.
  
  
• Falco's defense is leading the league in opponents' three-point goal percentage. The Hungarian team has so far held their opponents to just 25.2 percent shooting from behind the arc.
  
  
• Kelvin Martin of Brindisi has been on the winning side in nine of his last 10 BCL games as a player on the home team. He scored 23 points in Brindisi's road win at PAOK, although he has never scored more than 15 points in any of the 20 games he has played in the league at home.
  
  
• Falco's Juvonte Reddic, who has been averaging 18.3 points per game on the road, was the league leader in field goal percentage among players with at least 50 attempted field goals after the first five games (third overall, after Shevon Thompson and Suleiman Braimoh). Reddic is shooting 69.2 percent from the floor going into Gameday 6.