Aykon TED Ankara Kolejliler escaped from PAOK sports arena with its first win, a thrilling 75-77 decision over PAOK Thessaloniki after an outstanding come back in the final quarter. The visitors reeled off 15 straight points to take the lead. In the Group F table, Khimik OZP Yuzny remained undefeated, while PAOK is 2-1 and TED Anakara 1-2. Vladimir Golubovic paced the winners with a double-double of 23 points and 10 rebounds, plus 3 steals and 2 blocks for a performance index rating of 33, Clay Tucker chipped in 19 points and Berkay Candan 11. PAOK got 20 points from Kostas Charalampidis, while Giorgios Bogris netted 17 and Michalis Tsairelis 10.

Caner Erdeniz scored an easy layup to give the guests a 6-8 advantage early in the game, before a 14-2 run, capped from downtown by Kostas Charalmpidis put PAOK in front on 20-10. Berkay Candan tried to keep Aykon TED Ankara rolling, but Bogris scored with 9 seconds left to the first buzzer to make it 31-19 and then extended the difference to 35-19 early in the second quarter. PAOK remained on fire with a 9-2 run to lead 44-21 when Apollon Tsochalas completed a break with a layup. A Kerem Ozkan jumper put the Turkish side closer, 46-32, before Mark Payne made it 48-32 at halftime. A Bogris slam made it a 20-point game, but 10 unanswered points from the visiting team, 5 of them scored by Clay Tucker, cut the margin to 52-42. PAOK tried again to escape through Charalampidis from mid range, staying ahead 59-44, but Ankara did not give up and Ali Berent Kavaklioglu scored a lay-up to fix the score at 61-52 after 10 minutes. A 15-0 run to open the last quarter, highlighted by 6 points of Golubovic put the visitors ahead 61-67. Bogris tied it at 69-69 with 1:15 left in the game, but Tucker answered from long distance and Ankara took the lead for good on 69-72 with 57 seconds left. Tucker and Kristaps Valters sealed the win from the foul line.