MUNICH (Germany) - It was another incredible evening with games decided in the final seconds, along with two overtime contests on Wednesday.
There will be two more games to conclude Gameday 3 on Thursday.
Key Storylines
Oradea score big win over VEF Riga;
Turkish delight for Erokspor, Korfez and Denizli;
Overtime thrillers go the way of Sporting and Bakken;
Dziki Warszawa keep their cool to secure a win over Iraklis.
Daily Highs
Efficiency: Arnas Sakenis (LANDAU Lions) - 37 Points: Johnathan Massie (BC Prievidza) - 32 Rebounds: Francisco Amarate (Sporting CP) - 14 Assists: Multiple players - 11 Steals: Johnny Davis (Biotekno Korfez Basket) - 5 Blocks: Arnas Sakenis (LANDAU Lions) - 7
Osborne leads Oradea, as two games go to overtime
CSM CSU Raiffeisen Oradea ended the unbeaten run of VEF Riga as Malik Osborne shone in their 92-84 success in Group H.
Osborne led Oradea with 22 points and 9 boards helped by 16 points and 4 steals from veteran Kris Richard.
Esenler Erokspor maintained their unbeaten start to the Regular Season by beating SCM Universitatea Craiova 118-96 in Group C.
Mike Davis hit five three-pointers to lead the victors with 17 points, while Keye Van Der Vuurst posted a double-double with 13 points and 10 assists.
Yukatel Denizli Basket narrowly beat Lions de Geneve 80-76. Jhonathan Dunn led the way with 23 points, helped by 22 from Victor Bailey.
And, it was a hat-trick of wins for the Turkish sides as Biotekno Korfez Basket overpowered Manchester Basketball 112-71 in Group E. Oscar Cluff led Korfez with 26 points and 8 rebounds, with Johnny Davis adding 24 and 10.
Andre Cruz was the hero as Sporting CP edged Kolossos H Hotels 71-69 after a nail-biting period of overtime.
Cruz took the game to overtime from the foul line, then sealed it in the extra period with a layup through traffic with a second left to secure the win. Javian Davis led the winners with 21 points, 11 of them from the foul line.
The drama continued in Aarhus, as Bakken Bears inched to an overtime win, with Shaquille Rombley pacing the Danish side with 16 points in a 91-88 triumph over the LANDAU Lions - despite 26 points, 10 rebounds and 7 blocks from Arnas Sakenis.
A game-winning free throw from Osun Osunniyi with two seconds left handed Dziki Warszawa a narrow 86-85 win over Iraklis BC.
Osunniyi led the way with 17 points on 7-for-10 shooting for the Polish side, leading five players in double figures.
Bigbank/Kalev were 88-84 victors over a stubborn BC Bashkimi side in Group F. Hugo Toom paced the Estonian outfit with 22 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists.
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