The home side raced into an 11-0 lead and that set the tone for the rest of the encounter, with Slask rarely looking like competing for a shock road win. The difference reached 22 points, 42-20, shortly before halftime after a 19-2 run, and Gran Canaria’s big lead was never really threatened after the break. Nico Brussino led the way with 15 points on 4-of-6 three-point shooting plus 8 rebounds, AJ Slaughter and Andrew Albicy both scored 11 and Artem Pustovyi added 10 points in the victory. Slask’s Kerem Kanter topped all scorers with 16 points and Travis Trice added 13. Gran Canaria will now face MoraBanc Andorra at home next week in the quarterfinals.

Gran Canaria cruises past Slask, 87-60

Gran Canaria v Slask Wroclaw (2022-04-20T19:00:00.000Z)

Nicolas Brussino - Gran Canaria (photo Gran Canaria) - EC21-EF

Despite enjoying a 14-point advantage early in the third quarter, the hosts had to use a strong defensive display in the fourth, in which the visitors were held to just 10 points in the opening 9 minutes, to confirm the win. Mam Jaiteh led the way for the winners with 20 points in just 21 minutes on 9-of-10 shooting from the field. Kyle Weems had 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals and Jakarr Sampson contributed 11 points. Gediminas Orelik and Nikola Radicevic were Lietkabelis’s top scorers with 12 apiece.

Lietkabelis used the three-point line as its main weapon in the early going with Orelik and Kristupas Zemaitis burying back-to-back triples that boosted the visitors to a 2-8 advantage. The hosts reacted in style with a 14-0 run in which Weems had 6 points to turn the tables and go ahead 16-8 after 5 minutes. The trend was interrupted by a timeout and so was Virtus’s scoring. Sampson was the only Virtus man able to score from then on, while Orelik and Vytenis Lipkevicius chained together a couple of threes, the last one from three-quarters court on the first-quarter buzzer to make it 18-14.

 

Sampson brought the home team back to the scoring ways by providing 5 points in a row right after the game resumed. Kevin Hervey joined in and Marco Belinelli added 3 free throws to build a double-digit lead, 28-18, soon after. Lietkabelis did not give up, though, as Zemaitis, Djordje Gagic, Panagiotis Kalaitzakis and Orelik combined in a 2-10 run that brought the visitors within 30-28. A three-point play by Jaiteh and a strong dun by Weems kept Virtus in charge, 36-30, and it was 39-34 at the break.

Virtus started at full throttle after the break, as Daniel Hackett opened fire with a three and then Jaiteh and Tornike Shengelia combined to cap a 9-0 run and expand the margin to 48-34. Dovydas Giedraitis stopped the bleeding with a three-pointer, but that ended up as the only field goal made by Lietkabelis in the first 5 minutes. Free throws by Nikola Radicevic and a layup by Kalaitzakis were enough for Virtus to stop the game at 50-41. Gabrielius Maldunas and Radicevic came up big and reduced the margin to 52-50. Lietkabelis couldn’t go further because Hervey contributed a three-point play and Belinelli scored from the line to sustain a 56-52 edge for Virtus entering the last stanza.

 

Lipkevicius made it 56-55 with a corner three, but Belinelli showed up with consecutive buckets to keep Virtus’s lead safe. Sampson added another to extend it to 62-56 with 6 minutes to go and, even though Orelik made his fourth triple of the night, the visitors went through a 2-minute scoring drought that allowed Virtus to escape to 68-59 when Weems capped a 6-0 spurt with a corner three. Lietkabelis tried to get closer from the line, but it proved too short when Jaiteh dunked for a 71-62 lead entering crunch time. Radicevic tried to keep the visitors’ chances alive, but Hackett followed with a couple of free throws and Jaiteh scored inside to secure the outcome.

Virtus Segafredo Bologna defeated visiting Lietkabelis Panevezys 75-67 on Wednesday night and will face ratiopharm Ulm in the quarterfinals. 

Virtus holds off Lietkabelis, 75-67

Virtus Segafredo Bologna v Lietkabelis Panevezys (2022-04-20T18:45:00.000Z)

Kyle Weems - Virtus Segafredo Bologna (photo Matteo Marchi - Virtus) - EC21-EF

Bursaspor made club history by earning a place in the quarterfinals where it will play on the road at Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana. Bursaspor led for the majority of the game, but was down 5 points with 14 seconds to go in regulation. John Holland made a triple with 7.1 seconds left in regulation that sent the game into overtime. In the extra session, Partizan went up 89-87 only for Bursaspor to go on a 0-10 run to seal the outcome. Andrew Andrews led Bursaspor with 24 points, 10 assists and 8 rebounds, and Onuralp Bitim had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists. Holland finished with 17 points on 4-for-5 three-point shooting, David Dudzinski scored 15 and Derek Needham 14 in the victory. Aleksa Avramovic had 23 points and 6 assists, while Mathias Lessort collected 20 points plus 8 rebounds in the losing effort for Partizan, which suffered its first home loss of the season. Kevin Punter netted 13 points and Zach LeDay collected 11 points plus rebounds in defeat.

Balsa Koprivica dunked 5 seconds after the tip-off, but Bitim knocked down a pair of triples to give the visitors an early 4-6 lead. Dudzinski scored 5 points, including a three-point play that put the visitors up 8-11. The hosts answered with 5 straight points as Koprivica had another dunk and a triple from Dallas Moore put the hosts in front. Andrews scored on a fast break, and Avramovic made a tough runner to make it 15-14. But Needham made back-to-back triples, including one he banked in, before Avramovic finished the first quarter with a three-point play that made it 20-20.

Tristan Vukcevic opened the second with a jumper, and Madar drove for a layup, but Bitim and Dudzinski replied before Uros Trifunovic and Holland traded three-pointers, tying it at 27-27. Avramovic made a tough layup and a triple, but Dudzinski had a fastbreak dunk and Holland a dunk-and-1 to tie it at 32-32. Zach LeDay's triple restored Partizan's lead once again, but a layup from Dudzinski and a transition three from Andrews put the visitors in front 35-37. However, a second-chance three-pointer from Moore gave Partizan a slim 38-37 halftime lead.

Andrews scored the first 4 points of the second half and after Punter made a triple-and-one, Bursaspor went on a 0-10 run, sparked by Bitim, with Needham and Kevarrius Hayes scoring inside. Andrews's baseline jumper opened a 42-51 margin. Avramovic ended the hosts' drought with a driving layup before Punter sank back-to-back three-pointers to bring Partizan within 51-53 midway through the quarter. Hayes had a dunk and Bitim a jumper to give the visitors breathing room. Holland scored from long range to make it 53-60. Andrews took it to the rim, but Avramovic bettered him with a runner-plus-free throw to finish the quarter at 60-64.

Andrews made a basket to open the fourth, but a dunk from Lessort and a triple from Avramovic cut the margin to a single point before a fastbreak basket from Madar put Partizan ahead 67-66. Lessort had a put-back dunk, but Needham and Metih Turen nailed back-to-back threes to give the visitors a 69-72 edge. After a timeout, LeDay answered with a three-pointer and Madar followed with a three-point play to make it 75-72. Dudzinski scored a layup, but Lessort had back-to-back monster dunks to make it 79-74. Needham kept Bursaspor alive with a triple 60 seconds before the end. Avramovic drove the lane for a layup, and Partizan made 3 of 4 free throws, but Andrews and Bitim scored inside. Bursaspor forced a turnover that allowed Holland to make a triple with 7.1 seconds and send the game into overtime.

In the extra session, LeDay made a triple, and Lessort had a dunk to make it 89-87, but the visitors went on a 0-10 run during which Andrews and Holland made back-to-back threes and Bitim capped it with a dunk. Lessort had two more put-backs, but Bursaspor closed out the game.

Frutti Extra Bursaspor shocked a packed Stark Arena in the Serbian capital by downing host Partizan NIS Belgrade 95-103 in their eighthfinals clash on Wednesday night. 

Bursaspor shocks Partizan in OT, 95-103

Partizan NIS Belgrade v Frutti Extra Bursaspor (2022-04-20T18:30:00.000Z)

Andrew Andrews - Frutti Extra Bursaspor (photo Dragana Stjepanovic - Partizan) - EC21-EF

This is what the protagonists had to say after the eighthfinals showdown between Partizan NIS Belgrade and Frutti Extra Bursaspor.

Post-game quotes: Partizan vs. Bursaspor

### Dusan Alimpijevic, Frutti Extra Bursaspor head coach

"It is difficult to find smart words. I can say that this atmosphere, their fans, 20,00 people in the stands, was more pressure for them than for us, for sure. You can see a little bit of cramp in their hands for shooting. Honestly, we played on that card. We prepared good, like they prepared for us. It is a really big day for Frutti Extra Bursaspor.

"This season we lost games like this, we won games like this. This is basketball. This is sport. Unfortunately, sometimes you are losing, sometimes you are winning. It is a normal part of the sport. This time it was us. Of course, if Partizan won this game, it would be more deserved. The next opponent is Cedevita Olimpija, again in Ljubljana. They also played great basketball in the last two games. We will go there and enjoy it."

### Zeljko Obradovic, Partizan NIS Belgrade head coach:

"I want to congratulate Bursaspor on their win and wish them all the best. These are the rules, it was one elimination game. I am really very sorry for my players and for all the people who came to the game tonight.

"First of all, I will take the responsibility for this loss for everything that happened tonight. We had an easy chance to win this game in regulation, but we did not. Everything that happened during the game, I take the responsibility because that is only logical as someone who is the most experienced and who went through all I went through. I am very, very sorry. We spent an entire year of our lives to be in this situation, to play a game in this atmosphere in front of these incredible fans who I want to thank. I am sorry for them, for the players who had a huge desire, but it is not how we wanted it to turn out.

"Whatever happened on the floor, it ended up bad for us. I could analyze it, like I have my entire life, but I do not want to. We spent a year of our lives for nothing. It is catastrophic. I came with the highest possible ambitions here. Fans, they carried us the entire season, and no one in Europe can create this atmosphere. We knew it is one game, we prepared it as such. I can understand a little bit more nerves in the first half, but with how it ended, it leaves a really bitter taste.

"This is one of the toughest losses in my career. I know how all we who came here wanted to do something big. I know how much energy everyone invested, from management to the staff to the players. And I don't know how long will this stay with us. I entered the locker room, I did not know what to tell players when the next practice will be."

### Andrew Andrews, Frutti Extra Bursaspor guard:

"Coming into the game, we've been playing incredibly the past two months. We are respecting Partizan, their coach, the players that they have, but the way they formatted the EuroCup, it was one game at a time. We felt like we were one of the best in the group, and we have to continue to prove that every day."

Dusan Alimpijevic - Frutti Extra Bursaspor (photo Bursaspor) - EC21-RS11

This is what the protagonists had to say after the eighthfinals showdown between Gran Canaria and Slask Wroclaw.

Post-game quotes: Gran Canaria vs. Slask

### Porfi Fisac, Gran Canaria head coach:

“Congratulations to our supporters and our team for passing into the quarterfinals. We wanted to play with a great mentality and play together. And on the tactical details, we played really well on defense... We also read their defense really well, and for me, that was a key to the game.”

### Andrej Urlep, Slask Wroclaw head coach:

“We had a bad beginning in the first half and a bad beginning to the second half. Then we played quite a good game until 5 minutes to go, but our bench players played very bad in the last 5 minutes. Congratulations to Gran Canaria, I think they’ve got a chance to go really far in this competition.

“We knew before the game that they had a huge height advantage and that we would have a lot of problems, and that showed in the game. Gran Canaria was just too good. Unfortunately for us, we don’t have the size that Gran Canaria had, so we knew that would be really hard for us and it was definitely one of the keys.”

### Miquel Salvo, Gran Canaria forward: 

“We know how Andorra plays, we played them a couple of weeks ago, so it’s going to be a different game, really tough. But we’re just thinking of focussing on the next game, and nothing else.”

Porfi Fisac - Gran Canaria (photo Larry Langer - Ulm) - EC21-RS15

This is what the protagonists had to say after the eighthfinals showdown between Virtus Segafredo Bologna and Lietkabelis Panevezys.

Post-game quotes: Virtus vs. Lietkabelis

### Sergio Scariolo, Virtus Segafredo Bologna head coach:

"The first word is for our opponent, for their excellent season in the EuroCup. They have been extremely competitive. They proved it tonight, why they are the second-best defense of the competition and at the same time I think I've got to say ‘bravo’ to my players because they managed the pressure which was all over our shoulders and they did it in a pretty good way. Unfortunately, we could not convert threes and free throws and that made it more difficult to attack their defense, creating many open shots but not finishing the job. Besides that, our game was solid, defensively good, and we shared the ball, we played together. We had some very interesting combinations, which we were working on in the last weeks, big-big, and even though we could not finish some combinations with a good finish, I think we are on our way. We are seeing things that are in our daily practices and I think the shots will go in, if we keep moving the ball, sharing the ball, we have to be confident and optimistic. It was only one step and we cannot say more about this"

### Nenad Canak, Lietkabelis Panevezys head coach:

“Congratulations to Virtus. We made too many turnovers in the whole game. 22 turnovers are too much for this kind of game. For some reason, we were not aggressive. In the first half, we shot 0 free throws. With those facts, it is very tough to win here against Bologna. One more time, congratulations to Virtus and I wish them good luck.”

### Mam Jaiteh, Virtus Segafredo Bologna center:

“These games are very special, do-or-die. I think we did our best, to be very strong and very serious. It was not easy, and I’m very proud of my team. It’s one step, there's a lot more to go and hopefully we can reach our goal.”

Sergio Scariolo - Virtus Segafredo Bologna (photo Jacques Cormareche - Bourg) - EC21-RS18

Valencia pulled away in the third quarter thanks to its offensive execution as well as 16 offensive rebounds, setting up a final eight date with French League leader Boulogne Metropolitans 92. Jasiel Rivero scored 21 points to lead the way for Valencia, Bojan Dubljevic had 15 points and 9 rebounds and Martin Hermannsson chipped in 10 points and 6 assists. Valencia had six other players who scored at least 7 points. Maik Kotsar paced Hamburg with a career-high 23 points with Jaylon Brown scoring 15 points and Caleb Homesley contributing 14.

Kotsar opened the scoring for the visitors and Xabi Lopez-Arostegui answered for Valencia. Brown scored 5 straight points and Hamburg led 2-9. Dunks by Victor Claver and Mike Tobey cut the deficit to 3 and a pair of  Rivero scores knotted the game 12-12. Homesley made Hamburg’s second three-pointer and Kostar added 3 more points for a 16-20 lead. It was 19-22 after 10 minutes.

Valencia missed all four of its three-point attempts in the first quarter but drained back-to-back triples to start the second quarter to lead 25-22. Brown converted a big four-point play and Hamburg was back ahead 27-30. Valencia answered with 4 points to move back in front only to have Homesley hit a triple and Brown throw down a dunk to put the visitors up 31-35. Valencia used its big man depth with Rivero and Claver both scoring 5 points in a 13-2 run to lead 44-37. Kotsar tried to keep Hamburg close with two baskets and it was 48-41 at the intermission.

Rivero’s three-point play to open the second half made it a double-digit lead. Homesley answered with a three-pointer but Hermannsson punched back with a three-point play. Hamburg could not get defensive stops with Valencia countering every basket. Dubljevic drained a three-pointer and extended the lead to 66-52. Sam van Rossom added a three-pointer and Josep Puerto chipped in 4 points as the advantage reached 73-58 after 30 minutes.

 

Van Rossom’s three-pointer early in the fourth quarter extended the cushion to 77-58. Lukas Meisner hit a triple and Kotsar trimmed the deficit to 77-63. Dubljevic continued his strong game with 4 more points and the margin was 83-63. Justus Hollatz tried to give the visitors some hope with a three-pointer, but Hermannsson hit from deep and Hamburg could not string together any defensive stops.

Four-time champion Valencia Basket fended off debutant Hamburg Towers with a 98-80 victory at home to move into the quarterfinals.

Valencia takes care of business, 98-80, over Hamburg

Valencia Basket v Hamburg Towers (2022-04-20T18:30:00.000Z)

Victor Claver - Valencia Basket (photo Miguel Angel Polo - Valencia) - EC21-EF

[Boulogne Metropolitans 92 87-66 Umana Reyer Venice](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/boulogne-metropolitans-92-umana-reyer-venice/U2021/183/)

Metropolitans made quick work of short-handed Reyer in storming to an 87-66 victory at Palais des sports Marcel-Cerdan. The hosts took control for good with a 10-0 first-quarter run and took it into the 20s with a 15-0 charge to close the third quarter. Metropolitans will travel to Valencia Basket for the quarterfinals. Vince Hunter and Keith Hornsby scored 14 points apiece to lead a balanced Metropolitans attack. Mitchell Watt paced Reyer with 11.

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[Valencia Basket 98-80 Hamburg Towers](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/valencia-basket-hamburg-towers/U2021/184/)

Four-time champion Valencia fended off debutant Hamburg with a 98-80 victory at home to move into the quarterfinals. Valencia, which will face Boulogne Metropolitans 92 in the next phase, pulled away in the third quarter thanks to its offensive execution as well as 16 offensive rebounds. Jasiel Rivero scored 21 points to lead the way for Valencia and Bojan Dubljevic added 15 points and 9 rebounds. Maik Kotsar paced Hamburg with a career-high 23 points.

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[Partizan NIS Belgrade 95-103 Frutti Extra Bursaspor](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/partizan-nis-belgrade-frutti-extra-bursaspor/U2021/188/)

Bursaspor shocked a packed Stark Arena in the Serbian capital by downing host Partizan 95-103 in their eighthfinals clash. Bursaspor made club history by earning a place in the quarterfinals where it will play Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana. Bursaspor led for the majority of the game, but was down 5 with 14 seconds to go in regulation. John Holland made a triple with 7.1 seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime and a 0-10 run in the extra session sealed it. Andrew Andrews led Bursaspor with 24 points, 10 assists and 8 rebounds, and Onuralp Bitim had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists. Aleksa Avrmoavic scored 23 points in the losing effort for Partizan, which suffered its first home loss of the season.

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[Virtus Segafredo Bologna 75-67. Lietkabelis Panevezys](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/virtus-segafredo-bologna-lietkabelis-panevezys/U2021/182/)

Virtus defeated visiting Lietkabelis 75-67 on Wednesday night and will face ratiopharm Ulm in the quarterfinals. Despite enjoying a 14-point advantage early in the third quarter, the hosts had to use a strong defensive display in the fourth - in which the visitors were held to just 10 points in the opening 9 minutes - to confirm the win. Mam Jaiteh led the way for the winners with 20 points in just 21 minutes on 9-of-10 shooting and Kyle Weems added 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals. Gediminas Orelik and Nikola Radicevic were Lietkabelis’s top scorers with 12 apiece.

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[Gran Canaria 87-60 Slask Wroclaw](https://www.euroleaguebasketball.net/eurocup/game-center/2021-22/gran-canaria-slask-wroclaw/U2021/185/)

Gran Canaria cruised past Slask 87-60 to advance with ease to the next stage. The home side raced into an 11-0 lead and that set the tone for the rest of the encounter, with Slask rarely looking like competing for a shock road win. Nico Brussino led the way with 15 points on 4-of-6 three-point shooting plus 8 rebounds, while Slask’s Kerem Kanter topped all scorers with 16 points. Gran Canaria will now face MoraBanc Andorra at home next week in the quarterfinals.

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The do-or-die eighthfinals of the 7DAYS EuroCup will be completed tonight with five more teams that will advance to the quarterfinals.

Game Night: Bursaspor stuns Partizan; Gran Canaria, Metropolitans, Valencia and Virtus advance

John Holland - Frutti Extra Bursaspor (photo Dragana Stjepanovic - Partizan) - EC21-EF

This is what the protagonists had to say after the eighthfinals showdown between Valencia Basket and Hamburg Towers.

Post-game quotes:  Valencia vs. Hamburg

### Joan Penarroya, Valencia Basket head coach:

“It’s an important victory for us to continue in the competition. Next week we will play against Metropolitans, the leader in the French League. Tonight is a good night for us.”

### Pedro Calles, Hamburg Towers head coach:

“We fought and we kept playing the basketball that we play. Defensively we allowed them too many offensive rebounds and too many points in the paint. We cannot forget that this club has only played professional basketball for eight years. And it’s our very first campaign in the EuroCup. I’m extremely proud of my players and the way we completed this EuroCup season."

### Xabi Lopez-Arostegui Rivero, Valencia Basket guard:

“We did a good job. We knew that the qualification would be very difficult. We saw some other games yesterday, so I think we did a great job. It’s a great start to start like this. So we are happy.”

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