Starting the match with Doğuş, Janning, Perperoglou, Saric and Lasme, Anadolu Efes was ahead 6-3 at 2.30 with Doğuş and Janning’s points. Responding to the opponent’s points with Lasme, Efes was trailing 10-8 at the TV timeout in the fifth minute. After the timeout, Efes got a three pointer with Janning, and was trailing 11-12 in the sixth minute. Behind 16-14 with 1.30 to play in the first quarter following free throws by Bjelica and Saric, Efes had three points with Cedi and Lasme, trailing 21-17 at the end of the first 10 minutes. Starting the second quarter with five points by Bjelica, Anadolu Efes got ahead in the 12th minute: 22-21. As Cedi responded to the opponent’s three pointer with his own, Efes was ahead 25-24 passing through the 13th minute. With the score 25-28 in the 14th minute, coach Ivkovic called a timeout. After the timeout, Efes reclaimed the lead at 15.30 with Lasme and Saric’s points: 32-30. Right after the steal, Heurtel dunked the ball to force the opponent to call a timeout in the 16th minute: 34-30. Unable to prevent an 0-9 scoring run, Efes was trailing 34-39 in the 19th minute. Perperoglou’s three point field goal in the remaining duration helped Anadolu Efes towards a halftime score of 39-37.

Starting the second half with Janning’s three pointer, Efes took the lead 40-39 after the first possession. Leading 44-43 passing through the 22nd minute with Bjelica and Lasme, Efes was ahead 47-45 at 22.30 after a three pointer by Janning. Keeping a tight lead at 49-47 in the 23rd minute after two accurate free throws by Bjelica, Efes was leading 53-50 in the 26th minute with Lasme and Cedi’s points. Ahead 54-52 after a single accurate free throw by Janning at 26.30, Anadolu Efes’s freshly subbed in Emircan got a field goal with his first shot: 56-54. Trailing 59-57 with 1.20 to play in the quarter after Bjelica’s single accurate free throw, Efes was behind 64-62 following Furkan’s three pointer and Heurtel’s layup while heading into the final quarter. Scoring three points from an and-one to start the final quarter, Saric made it 66-65 in the 31st minute. Getting four points with Furkan and keeping the opponent from scoring in two possessions, Efes was leading 69-66 in the 34th minute. Making it 72-68 at 34.30 with Heurtel’s three pointer, Efes got a single accurate free throw by Furkan and a layup by Heurtel, leading 75-71 in the 37th minute. After Bjelica scored our 77th point, the opponent made it 77-75 with 1.50 left to play in the match, and Ivkovic called a timeout. As neither team managed to score after the timeout, Anadolu Efes won the match 77-75.