Eurocellulari Roseto has won its second straight game by defeating Pivovarna Lasko 89-76 at home in Italy. The decision was good enough to earn Roseto a 2-2 record, tying Pivovarna for third place in Group B. The Italian team had an outstanding performance from the long distance, shooting 14 of 20 on three-pointers. Point guard Teemu Rannikko could not miss, drilling an incredible 6 of 6 from downtown with in his floor-high 22 points for the night. Shooter Miroslav Radosevcic ended the game with 5 of 7 from long distance and forward Mauro Sartori with 2 of 2.

Pivovarna of Lasko was close for all the first period, 19-18, when they used a 1-2-2 zone defense, and took a slim advantage beginning the second, 19-24. But Roseto kept on running and with a 23-9 partial closed the first half with 42-33 on the scoreboard. American pointguard Edwin Daniels of Lasko did not play, staying for all the game on the bench, and his coach explained he is close to be released. In the third period, Eurocellulari followed its run and with another series of three-pointers and controlling the situation on the defensive end playing with the right intensity to earned the biggest advantage of the night, 69-53 after 29 minutes. The last period was just a wait for the final buzzer with Roseto managing the game and Pivovarna without confidence in its possibilities to come back. For the guests from Lasko the main scorer was Smilijan Pavic, who dropped 14 points. Kenyan Weaks added 13 and three players netted 11, forward Radek Necas, center Ermal Kuqo and point guard Vladimir Popovic.