The same match began very emotionally, with a minute of silence in honor of the recently deceased former Partizan coach, Duลกko Vujoลกeviฤ‡. The encounter was extremely uncertain, and with two made free throws just four seconds before the end of regulation, Carlik Jones brought the black-and-whites a tie (65:65). After that, Vincent Poirier failed to convert the game-winning shot at the buzzer, so the match went into an additional five minutes. Nevertheless, the home basketball players played better in overtime, kept their composure at the free-throw line, and ultimately deservedly celebrated. The winning team was led by the fantastic Jordan Loyd with 24 points. The return of Shane Larkin also drew great attention, as he played for the first time since the 12th round and contributed to his team's victory with nine points. Vincent Poirier with 17 points and eight rebounds, and Nick Weiler-Babb with six points and 12 successful assists also had notable roles. In the ranks of Partizan, Shake Milton was the most efficient with 12 points, Sterling Brown and Carlik Jones added 11 each, while Isaac Bonga finished the match with 10 points. With this defeat, Partizan's fantastic streak of six consecutive wins was broken, and the Belgrade team now remains in 15th place with a record of 15-21. Meanwhile, Monaco's basketball players recorded an extremely important victory in the fight for the play-in, defeating ASVEL with a score of 81:76. The question of the winner was resolved by Elie Okobo, who sealed this encounter with a brilliant step-back three-pointer and secured the triumph for his team. Okobo finished the match with 16 points, while the most efficient in the winning camp was Matthew Strazel with 22 points. Nikola Mirotiฤ‡ also recorded a double-digit performance with 14 points. Despite excellent performances from Bryan Angola (26 points) and Shaquille Harrison (22 points), the ASVEL team failed to complete a full comeback.