Starting the match with Heurtel, Doğuş, Diebler, Saric and Dunston, Anadolu Efes scored a three pointer by Heurtel, ahead 3-2 past the first minute. Getting a slam dunk by Dunston followed by Doğuş and Heurtel’s points in the initial moments, Efes was ahead 9-7 at 4.30. As Efes was down 9-16 in the seventh minute, Ahmet Çakı called a timeout. Trailing 12-19 with 1.30 to play in the quarter after Cedi’s three pointer following the timeout, Anadolu Efes got two points with Granger in the remaining duration, concluding the first 10 minutes trailing 14-24. Starting the second quarter with Heurtel’s perimeter field goal, Efes forced the opponent to call a timeout in the 11th minute with Diebler’s three pointer: 19-24. While Efes was down 19-31 in the 13th minute after a 0-7 run within the next two minutes following the timeout, Ahmet Çakı called another timeout. Scoring two points with Dunston from the foul line in the 14th minute to trail 21-36, Efes scored transition points with Saric, cutting the lead down to 13 in the 15th minute: 23-36. With two accurate free throws by Granger followed by Diebler’s field goal, the score was 28-44 past the 17th minute. Four points by Saric and Dunston in the remaining duration of three minutes helped Anadolu Efes towards a halftime score of 32-52.

Trailing 32-58 past the first two minutes of the second half, Efes was behind 37-62 at 24.30 following Cedi’s five points. Behind 37-68 past the 27th minute, Anadolu Efes had three points each by Tyus and Diebler, and was trailing 43-78 while heading into the final quarter. With the score 49-78 at 31.30 with Cedi and Diebler’s three point field goals in the final quarter, Efes continued to score with Doğuş and Diebler, trailing 58-78 at 33.30. Behind 64-83 with 3.30 minutes to play with Cedi and Diebler’s three pointers, Anadolu Efes scored with Furkan and Dunston, yet left the court defeated 70-91.