Starting the match with Heurtel, Doğuş, Cedi, Saric and Dunston, Anadolu Efes got the first field goal of the match by Cedi. Ahead 9-3 at 3.30 with Doğuş and Heurtel’s points, Efes hit a three pointer by Saric, leading 12-6 in the fifth minute. Leading 16-11 into the sixth minute following Dunston and Doğuş’s points in the paint, Efes couldn’t prevent a 0-8 scoring run, and Ahmet Çakı called a timeout while the score was 16-19. Getting two points by Granger in the remaining two minutes after the timeout, Anadolu Efes finished the first 10 minutes trailing 18-26. Starting the second quarter with Doğuş’s layup, Anadolu Efes was down 20-28 past the 11th minute. Scoring with Heurtel and Saric after that minute, Anadolu Efes was behind 29-34 in the 14th minute. Trailing 31-39 past the 15th minute after Dunston’s field goal from the paint, Efes coach Ahmet Çakı called a timeout at 16.30 while the score was 31-44. Getting six points by Doğuş and Granger after the timeout, Anadolu Efes was trailing at the halftime 37-50 right after Doğuş’s incredible block on Udoh.

Starting the second half with Dunston and Saric’s points, Efes was behind 43-57 in the 24th minute. Trailing 49-65 in the 26th minute following Saric and Diebler’s three point field goals, Efes had points by Granger and Dunston, down 53-71 with two minutes left to play in the quarter. Unable to score in the remaining duration, Efes was trailing 53-76 while heading into the final quarter. Starting the final quarter with Diebler’s three pointer, Anadolu Efes had points from the paint by Saric, down 60-78 at 31.30. Dunston got an and-one and Heurtel followed that with a three-pointer at 34.30, making it 66-82. Behind 71-90 with three minutes to play following Saric and Heurtel’s points, Anadolu Efes could not bring the margin down any further and left the court defeated 79-101.