Dynamo Moscow remained atop Group F with a dominating 107-73 victory at home over Panellinios GS. Moscow improved to 7-2 thanks to a 40-point first quarter, which featured seven three-pointers. Dynamo never looked back as Henry Domercant led the way with 21 points. Antonis Fotsis added 10 points and 11 rebounds while Travis Hansen and Sergey Bykov both scored 17 points. In addition, Milos Vujanic chipped in 11 points and Robertas Javtokas had 12 points for Moscow, which plays next week at CEZ Nymburk. Panellinios dropped its eighth straight game to fall to 1-8 despite 17 points from Milan Dozet and 15 points each from Anthony Grundy, Evangelos Sklavos and Lewis Sims, the last of whom also had 8 rebounds and 2 assists. Panellinios finishes at home against Beghelli Bologna.

Fotsis opened the scoring for Dynamo and was answered by Grundy. And Grundy's second basket left Panellinios down just 9-4 before the hosts started a barrage from beyond the arc. During a 21-4 run to make it 30-8, Moscow made four triples with Domercant hitting three of them. One of those was a four-point play and Domercant also made three foul shots after getting fouled shooting from long range. And two three-balls by Bykov left Dynamo ahead 40-20 after one quarter. Sims's basket started the second period and Grundy made it 40-24. The deficit again was down to 16 points - 43-27 - after Sklavos's long-ball. Moscow re-established control and Nikola Prkacin's put-back gave Dynamo a 52-28 advantage. But Grundy scored eight points and Sklavos and Damir Rancic both knocked down three-balls as Panellinios cut the margin back to 55-42. Moscow led 57-44 at the break. Dynamo hit first in the second half on Dimitriy Khvostov's basket before Nikos Argyropoulos made it 63-48. But Moscow went on an 8-0 surge with three-pointers by Fotsis and Hansen to pull ahead 71-48. Hansen and Vujanic both hit from long range before Dynamo closed the third period 81-56. Dimitrios Kalaitzidis's foul shots began the fourth, but Panellinios could not really get back into the game against the Dynamo reserves. Hansen scored six points early in the fourth as Moscow eventually increased the lead up to 37 points and didn't let the guests closer than 23 points in the fourth.