Siauliai posted its first ever ULEB Cup victory as Jose Olivero's 20 points paced four players in double figures in an 85-76 win at home over KK Bosna in Group A. Donatas Zavackas and Antonio Grant each added 18 points and Mantas Ruikis chipped in 11 - including five free throws in the final minute. The Lithuanians improved to 1-2 in Group A and next week host Guildford Heat. The Bosnian team Bosna dropped to 1-2 in the group despite 17 points from Kyle Hill. Lance Williams and Edin Bavcic each scored 12 points and Quemont Greer and Bryan Bailey both hit for 11. Bosnia only trailed by two points with just more than a minute left but Ruikis stole the ball from Greer and then made his foul shots down the stretch. The Bosnians host DKV Joventut next week.

Williams opened the scoring and his three-point play gave Bosna an 0-7 lead early. Grant answered with seven points in a 9-0 run and a 9-7 lead for the Lithuanians. Hill and Bavcic knocked down three-pointers and Bailey completed a three-point play for the guests while Grant finished the first ten minutes with 12 points in a 22-22 first quarter. Grant hit a three-pointer and converted a three-point play for a 28-24 advantage. But he collected his second foul just three minutes into the second period - having scored 18 points. Olivero did a good job keeping Siauliai ahead. Grant returned and picked up his third foul with three minutes left in half. Ruikis drained a three-pointer for a 41-36 cushion. But Greer finished off the second quarter with 11 points in building a 41-44 lead which was 43-46 at the break. Williams made the gap 43-48 only to see Zavackas bring the Lithuanians back ahead 51-50. Hill hit four straight baskets and Dzenan Rahimic scored for a 57-63 advantage. Olivero's three-point play allowed Siauliai cut the deficit to 60-63 after three periods. Ruikis and Zavackas knocked down three-pointers for a 66-65 lead. Grant picked up back-to-back fouls, fouling out with six minutes left. Bailey made two foul shots for a 72-74 advantage, to which Zavackas answered with a three-pointer. And two Zavackas free throws made it 77-74 with just more than two minutes left. Bavcic hit just one of two foul shots for a 77-75 deficit before Zavackas came up big again with a three-pointer. Ruikis then stole the ball from Greer and hit both of his free throws for an 82-75 lead. Ruikis knocked down three more in the final seconds to complete the home victory.