Starting the match with Draper, Janning, Perperoglou, Saric and Krstic, Anadolu Efes got its first points by Saric. While the opponent was scoring efficiently, Anadolu Efes got points by Krstic and Janning, and was trailing 21-10 at the TV timeout at 5.30. Trailing 10-25 by 15 points at 6.30 after the timeout, Anadolu Efes got scoring by Krstic, Lasme and Bjelica from the paint, and by Cedi from the outside, trailing 31-21 after the first 10 minutes. As Lasme converted Heurtel's assist into a spectacular field goal to start the second quarter, Furkan and Bjelica's three-pointers made it 29-37 at 11.40. While the opponent got a 10-point scoring run in the next two minutes, Krstic hit two free throws to make it 31-47 at 13.30, followed by Ivkovic's timeout. Getting a three-pointer by Bjelica, Efes was trailing 53-34 entering the 16th minute, and Ivkovic called another timeout. After our second timeout, Saric and Draper scored to make it 40-59 in the 18th minute. Getting seven points with Perperoglou and Draper in the remaining duration, Anadolu Efes was trailing at the halftime 65-47.

Starting the second half with Lasme’s points, Anadolu Efes was down 69-51 in the 22nd minute. Bjelica and Cedi's field goals were further helped by Heurtel and Lasme, making it 62-82 at 26.30. Getting three points each by Furkan, Perperoglou and Saric within the last two minutes of the quarter, Anadolu Efes was trailing 88-71 at the start of the final quarter. Furkan scored our first points in the final quarter, bringing the score difference down to 15 points: 73-85. Scoring with Perperoglou, Bjelica and Krstic, Anadolu Efes was trailing 103-82 with four minutes to play in the match. Getting points with Lasme and Heurtel in the remaining duration, Anadolu Efes left the court defeated 109-90.