Joventut grabbed its third road win of season by downing Lietkabelis 76-90 at Cido Arena in Group A. Andres Feliz's late heroics sealed the win for Joventut and lifted its record to 6-3 at the regular season's halfway mark. Henry Ellenson led the winners with 17 points and Joel Parra added 16. Vytenis Lipkevicius, Benas Griciunas and Kristian Kullamae each scored 12 points for Lietkabelis, which fell to 4-5.
Ulm trailed by as many as 15 in the third quarter and 10 entering the fourth, but rallied late to beat Cluj 81-84 at BTarena. Robin Christen scored 26 points on perfect shooting and Karim Jallow tallied 21 points and 4 steals, but it was Juan Nunez who buried the game-winning three with 11.5 seconds remaining. The result raised Ulm’s record to 5-4, while Cluj fell to 3-6 at the midway point of the regular season. Emanuel Cate and Patrick Richard scored 13 points apiece for Cluj.
Turk Telekom kept its perfect road record intact after downing Buducnost 71-84 in the Montenegrin capital. This was the fourth road win in as many games for Turk Telekom, which improved to a EuroCup-best 7-2 record atop of Group B, while Buducnost lost its third home game to drop to 5-4 on the season. Axel Bouteille netted a career-high 26 points, making a career-best 5 of 8 triples, and also pulled down 7 rebounds for Turk Telekom. Nathan Sestina added 18 points plus 7 rebounds. Cameron Reynolds led the hosts with 17 points on 5-for-8 three-point shooting.
Cedevita earned its first road win of the season when it defeated Group A leader Bourg 88-91 at the Ekinox. The visitors amassed a 31-41 advantage before halftime, but couldn’t confirm the win until the last seconds when Yogi Ferrell sealed the outcome from the free throw line. Josh Adams led the winners with a season-high 26 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists, good for a PIR of 24. Ferrell followed him with 18 points and 4 dimes. Jordan Floyd and Pierre Pelos chipped in 22 points apiece for Bourg.
Gran Canaria stayed tied atop Group B alongside Turk Telekom after an 83-76 win in Hamburg lifted the Spanish side to a 7-2 record, while its German rival dropped to 3-6 and remained eighth in the standings, just inside the playoff zone. Khalifa Diop led Gran Canaria's charge with 16 points and 5 rebounds and Nicolas Brussino added 15 points. At the other end, Kendale McCullum and Jonas Wohlfarth-Botterman netted 15 points each for the hosts.
Slask grabbed its first win of the season and set a club record by thrashing visiting Trento 80-57 in a meeting between Group B’s bottom two. Slask improved to 1-8, now just one game behind Trento at 2-9. A 15-0 run saw Slask take early control, and that dominance was emphasized in the second quarter as the hosts enjoyed a 19-point halftime lead. Trento. Nothing changed after the break as Slask continued to totally dominate, cruising home to a club-record winning margin. Jeremiah Martin inspired Slask with 21 points, 5 rebounds and 5 steals, while Lukasz Kolenda scored 15. Drew Crawford paced Trento with 14 points.
In the teams' last 7DAYS EuroCup game in 2022, Prometey recorded its second road victory in Group A by downing Reyer 71-75 at Palasport Taliercio. Prometey improved to 5-4 led by Ondrej Balvin with 18 points and 8 rebounds. D.J. Kennedy added 15 points and D.J. Stephens posted a double-double. Jeff Brooks had 13 for Reyer, which dropped to 5-4 in the standings and saw its four-game home winning streak come to an end.
Paris came to a sold-out Copper Box Arena and beat London 80-93 to record a win in the first-ever installment of this derby between the two 7DAYS EuroCup newcomers. Aamir Simms led Paris with 15 points, with Tyrone Wallace finishing as the team's second-top scorer with 13. London found scoring from Sam Dekker, who had a game-high 19 points.
