Milos Borisov led four players in double figures as BC Hemofarm Stada improved to 3-1 in Group C with a comfortable 102-77 victory at home over Hanzevast Capitals. Borisov scored a team-high 16 points off the bench while Clinton Johnson collected 12 points and seven assists for the Serbs, who also got 11 points from Rawle Marshall and 12 from Nebojsa Joksimovic. All 12 Hemofarm players scored at least one point and grabbed a rebound as the Serbs put away Hanzevast with a 25-12 second period. With 22 points, Kevin Melson did all he could for Hanzevast but the Dutch team dropped to 0-4 in Group C. Raoul Heinen added 14 points and Guido Grunheid scored 12 points.

Melson opened the scoring for Hanzevast before Johnson's three-pointer gave Hemofarm a 6-2 advantage. The lead switched hands four times before Goran Jagodnik's three-ball helped push Hemofarm's cushion to 22-17. Stefan Markovic's basket made it 26-21 which Pavel Englicky cut to 26-23 after one period. Markovic started the second quarter with a score and his two foul shots pushed the advantage to 33-25. Joksimovic's foul shot extended the cushion to 36-27 before Rogier Jansen trimmed the lead to seven points at 38-31. But Joksimovic scored seven points as Hemofarm closed the half with a 13-4 run for a 51-35 lead at the break. Borisov opened the scoring in the third and the Serbs began to pull away with a 12-4 run for a 63-39 advantage. Borisov continued his superb third quarter with a three-point play which pushed the lead to 30 points - 73-43. Hanzevast tightened the game somewhat over the remainder of the third. Melson scored a basket and Grunheid knocked down a last-second three-pointer to eventually cut the deficit to 79-58 going into the fourth. Melson scored the first basket of the final period but Marko Simonovic's basket made it 83-60. Grunheid was able to cut it to 83-66 but Simonovic knocked down a three-ball to re-establish the 20-point gap with seven minutes left. And the Dutch side was not able to get closer than 18 points the rest of the way.