The Snaidero of new coach Stefano Pillastrini has rolled Jabones Pardo Fuenlabarda 93-64 at the end of a one-sided game. The victory was good enough for Udine to earn a share of first place Group A at 4-2, tied with Gravelines. Jabones Pardo Fuenlabrada, meanwhile, remains at the bottom of the group at 1-5 and retains little hope of reaching next round. The main contributor for Italians has been forward Demetrius Alexander, who tallied 25 points by making all 10 of his two-point attempts. He also grabbed 6 rebounds. Chandler Thompson was right behind with 23 points, 15 of those in the first period. Teenage guard Alexander Vujacic, starting in the place held by Damir Mulaomerovic until last week, netted 13 and center Miikahil Mikhailov posted a double-double with 12 points and 12 rebounds. Jabones Pardo got 15 points from Walter Hermann, 13 each from Jesus Fernandez and by the team's leading scorer Richard Scott, who was on the court for just 16 minutes.

Snaidero set off immediately to a running game and with a 9-1 departure gave the guests little to hope for. Thompson was on fire, scoring 15 points in the first 10 minutes. An aggressive man-to-man defense led to easy baskets in the open court to forge a comfortable lead already after the first quarter. The lead kept rising in the second, despite the 2-3 zone defense of guests. The key to attack the zone was Mikhailov distributing good passes to reverse the ball from the high post. It said 50-30 on the scoreboard at the break, and Snaidero mantained that gap easily in the third quarter, which ended 67-49. Fuenlabrada produced its biggest effort in the fourth period to come within 71-58 with 4 minutes left, but the hosts turned it on again to mark the final 29 points of advantage.