
In a BKT EuroCup game that went down to the very last second, Beşiktaş clinched a thrilling 101–99 road victory against a previously unbeaten Ulm. The match was a high-scoring affair, but the defining moment came as time expired when veteran guard Anthony Brown sank a dramatic three-pointer to win the game, giving his team its third consecutive victory.
The win was a significant one for Beşiktaş, as it ended Ulm’s perfect start to the season. The game’s intense final moments, capped by Brown’s incredible shot, highlighted the competitive nature of the tournament. While Ulm suffered its first defeat, the performance showed that both teams are strong contenders in their group.
🤯 A Finish for the Ages
With the clock ticking down, Ulm held a narrow 99–98 lead. The game seemed to be in their hands, but Christian Sengfelder missed two crucial free throws that could have sealed their win. Beşiktaş quickly grabbed the rebound and got the ball to Anthony Brown, who calmly launched a three-pointer as the final buzzer sounded, stunning the home crowd and celebrating a memorable victory with his team.
💪 Beşiktaş’s Balanced Attack
The hero of the night, Anthony Brown, led his team with 19 points, but it was a true team effort. Connor Morgan contributed a solid 15 points, while Ismaël Kamagaté was a force inside, scoring 13 points and grabbing eight rebounds. Devon Dotson and Ante Žižić also scored in double figures with 12 and 11 points, respectively, showcasing Beşiktaş’s deep and versatile offense.
💔 A Tough First Loss for Ulm
Despite the heartbreaking loss, Ulm put up a strong fight. Christopher Ledlum was outstanding, leading all scorers with 25 points. He received good support from his teammates, with Christian Sengfelder and Tobias Jensen each adding 14 points. While the defeat was a tough one to take, especially after coming so close, Ulm’s performance proved they can compete with the best teams in the EuroCup.
🏀 Around the EuroCup
In other Round 4 action, Neptunas secured their first win of the season by defeating Hamburg 97–88. Manresa also earned a road victory against Aris with a final score of 86–79, while Hapoel Jerusalem enjoyed a comfortable 86–69 win over Śląsk Wrocław.





