By Eurohoops team / info@eurohoops.net
Partizan beat Baskonia 80–66 at Belgrade Arena in Round 11 of the EuroLeague. The hosts led 65–60 heading into the fourth quarter and held Baskonia to six points in the final period, with Alessandro Pajola hitting two late three-pointers to put the game away.
Returning from injury against his former team, Tonye Jekiri posted 17 points and six rebounds, earning his best EuroLeague performance index rating for Partizan with 25 in under 21 minutes. Carlik Jones added 16 points, six assists and four rebounds, while Nikola Tanasković scored 14 and Pajola finished with nine.
Chris Duarte led Baskonia with 15 points, and former Partizan forward Rodions Kurucs added 10 as the visitors fell to 1–10. Partizan were without Lamar Stevens, while incoming signing Chris Silva watched from the stands ahead of his medical on Thursday.
Hifi sinks Fenerbahce with last-second winner in overtime
Paris edged Fenerbahce 111-109 in a thrilling overtime battle in Round 11 of the EuroLeague. After letting a 15-point lead slip, the hosts held their nerve in overtime, with Nadir Hifi hitting a last-second game-winner to secure the victory.
Frank Ntilikina led Paris with 22 points, while T.J. Warren added 19 and Jared Rhoden finished with 13. Tyson Etienne and Adama Dokossi chipped in with 11 points apiece. Before hitting the game-winner, Hifi shot 3/17 from the field, but still managed to hit the decisive one in the end.
For Fenerbahce, Talen Horton-Tucker posted career-high 32 points and 10 rebounds, Wade Baldwin added 22 points and four assists, and Marcus Bingham contributed 14 points and six rebounds. Baldwin also scored the basket that led to overtime.
EuroLeague Round 11
Wednesday
Partizan – Baskonia 80-66
Paris Basketball – Fenerbahce 111-109 OT
Thursday
Maccabi Tel Aviv – Hapoel Tel Aviv
Olympiacos – Dubai Basketball
Valencia Basket – Bayern Munich
Olimpia Milano – Zalgiris Kaunas
Real Madrid – Crvena Zvezda
Friday
Anadolu Efes – Virtus Bologna
Panathinaikos – Barcelona
ASVEL – Besiktas
Standings
1. Panathinaikos (8–2)
2. Crvena Zvezda (7–3)
3. Valencia Basket (7–3)
4. Olympiacos (7–3)
5. Dubai Basketball (7–3)
6. Barcelona (7–3)
7. Fenerbahce (7–4)
8. Real Madrid (6–4)
9. Hapoel Tel Aviv (6–4)
10. Zalgiris Kaunas (6–4)
11. Partizan (6–5)
12. Paris Basketball (5–6)
13. Anadolu Efes (4–6)
14. Besiktas (4–6)
15. Virtus Bologna (4–6)
16. ASVEL (4–6)
17. Bayern Munich (3–7)
18. Maccabi Tel Aviv (2–8)
19. Olimpia Milano (1–9)
20. Baskonia (1–10)
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