Henry Domercant scored 26 points as Dynamo Moscow overcame a late comeback to hold off CEZ Nymburk 83-88 in Group F. Moscow, which came into the game already having clinched first place in the group, improved to 8-2 as five players scored in double figures. Travis Hansen collected 16 points and 4 rebounds while Robertas Javtokas had 13 points and 8 rebounds and Milos Vujanic added 11 points and 5 assists. Antonis Fotsis chipped in 10 points and 7 rebounds for Moscow. Nymburk meanwhile dropped to 5-5 and finished in fourth place. Still, CEZ was able to grab a spot in the Last 32 as one of the five best fourth-placed teams. Radoslav Rancik led the way with 21 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists while Arthur Lee had 15 points and 7 assists and Ladislav Sokolovsky tallied 11 points.

Javtokas opened the scoring for the guests while Petr Benda gave the Nymburk its first lead at 6-4. Sokolovsky and Pavel Slezas both nailed three-pointers as CEZ jumped ahead 14-7. Sokolovsky hit again from long range as did Rancik as the lead bulged to 20-12. But Domercant countered with eight straight points for Dynamo and Dmitry Domani's long ball completed a 2-11 surge to pull Moscow ahead 22-23 after one period. The advantage was 22-26 after Dmitriy Khvostov's triple to start the second. Rancik and Benda both scored four points as Nymburk trailed just 30-32 only to see Javtokas score twice and Hansen's three-ball had Moscow ahead 30-40. But Lee's three-pointer made it 35-42 at the break. Domercant began the third with a score and Sokolovsky answered with a long-ball. But Fotsis knocked down a three-pointer as well and four straight points by Domercant pushed Dynamo ahead 40-53. The lead was 17 points (42-59) after a Domercant triple and two foul shots. Javtokas's three-point play made it 47-63 before Nymburk closed the period with the final six points to trim the deficit to 52-63 going into the fourth. Moscow struck first in the final period with a three-pointer by. But CEZ used the long ball to get back into the game as Rancik made to two three-balls and Blake Schilb also hit from long range. And Nymburk took advantage of three Dynamo turnovers to pull within 69-71 on Schilb's basket, which completed a 10-0 run. The lead was back up to five points - 74-79 - after three-balls from Vujanic and Hansen. But Monty Mack's steal and lay-up gave Nymburk the lead 80-79. The lead didn't last long as Domercant scored four points in a row. Lee's three-pointer cut the deficit to 83-85 only to see Hansen hit from downtown in the final minute. And Domercant blocked a Lee shot as Nymburk could not score again.