Cajasol stayed undefeated in Last 16 Group L and got closer to clinch a Quarterfinals spot by downing Alba Berlin 76-67 in Sevilla, Spain on Tuesday. Cajasol improved to 3-0 and will mathematically make it to the next round if it beats Alba at the O2 World in Berlin, Germany in two weeks' time. Alba dropped to 1-2 and needs to bounce back right away to keep its Quarterfinals options alive. Paul Davis led the winners with 17 points. Tomas Satoransky added 14 on 4-of-4 three-pointers while Tariq Kirksay and Mindaugas Katelynas each had 10 for Cajasol. Patrick Femerling led Alba with 14 points on 7-of-8 two-pointers. Derrick Allen added 11 while Julius Jenkins had 10 for last season's Eurocup finalists. Cajasol opened the game with a 14-2 run but Femerling and Jenkins allowed Alba to rally and get a nine-point lead, 30-39, near halftime. Davis, Satoransky and Katelynas fueled a 22-4 run that Louis Bullock capped with a triple for a 59-46 Cajasol margin late in the third quarter. Nothing changed since that moment, as Cajasol kept a safe lead all the way until the final buzzer.

Kirksay got Cajasol going with a three-pointer and Davis added a layup-plus-foul for a 6-0 lead. Alba committed 3 consecutive turnovers against the hosts' aggressive defense. Meanwhile, Satoransky struck from downtown and fed Katelynas for a jumper that made Alba call timeout at 11-0. Immanuel McElroy stepped up for the guests with a jumper that Davis bettered with a three-point play. Tadija Dragicevic stepped up with a triple and Femerling dunked it to get Alba within 14-7. Kirksay and Bojan Popovic hit free throws but Femerling singlehandedly kept Alba within 18-13. Bryce Taylor followed a jumper with a layup and Jenkins added a three-pointer to give Alba its first lead, 19-20, after 10 minutes. Femerling hit a mid-range shot early in the second quarter but Satoransky answered from downtown for a 22-22 tie. Taylor shined with a three-point play and a jumper by Jenkins soon gave Alba a 24-27 edge. Heiko Schaffartzik followed a jumper with a bomb from downtown to make Cajasol stop the game at 26-32. Marko Marinovic joined the three-point shootout but Davis and Jenkins traded foul shots for a 28-37 score. Davis kept pacing Cajasol with a layup, Yassin Idbihi and Katelynas traded baskets while a buzzer-beating triple by Satoransky brought the hosts within 35-39 at halftime.

Katelynas scored down low immediately after the break but Dragicevic answered from downtown fot a 37-42 score. Cajasol had improved its defense, forcing Alba to go scoreless for more than 3 minutes. Meanwhile, a triple by Kirksay and back-to-back baskets by Katelynas and Txemi Urtasun ignited a 10-0 run that Davis capped with a layup that sent the crowd to their feet at 47-42. Femerling tried to change things with consecutive layups but Satoransky buried his fourth three-pointer, Urtasun added a layup and a put-back basket by Katelynas made Alba call timeout at 54-46. Cajasol was all over the place in defense while free throws by Davis and a triple by Bullock made it a 13-point game, 59-46. Allen followed free throws with a power basket and a jumper by Schaffartzik got the guests within 61-52 after 30 minutes. Dragicevic nailed a three-pointer early in the fourth quarter but Davis and Satoransky kept Cajasol way ahead, 65-55. Allen shined with a layup-plus-foul but free throws by Popovic and Kaloyan Ivanov gave Cajasol a 69-58 edge with over 4 minutes left. Marinovic and Allen took over with consecutive baskets and Jenkins bettered Ivanov's alleyoop layup with a triple for a 71-65 score. More foul shots by Popovic and a buzzer-beating triple by Bullock allowed Cajasol to seal an important win in style.