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In the first half, the field teachers, who firmly took control of the game, took the lead in the third half with a 19-point lead (59:40), but they believed victory too soon.
Cantú’s club showed character and came close in two decisive quarters during the deciding quarter (77:73), but then Eimantas Bendžius, who was on fire throughout the match, spoke again.
The Lithuanian hit a 3-pointer, grabbed the ball on attack on the next attack and scored a double point and the team walked away with a 7-point lead (82:75). Dinamo played harder in the closing minutes and won the Italian championship for the fourth time in a row.
E.Bendžius was an unimaginable puzzle for the opponents in this match. The national forward spent up to 36 minutes on the parquet, during which he scored 26 points (2/3 doubles, 7/9 trit., 1/2 penalty), bounced 4 balls, made 2 assists, once took over and lost the ball and scored 30 utility points.
Admittedly, even one sniper performance like that wasn’t enough for the match’s MVP title. Lithuanian club Miro Bilanas scored 27 points, grabbed 12 balls and posted a profit of 32 points.
Sasario “Dinamo”: Miro Bilanas 27, Eimantas Bendžius 26, Marco Spissu 12 (7th ed.), Stefano Gentile, Jason Burnell, and Toni Katičius 11 each.
“Cantú”: Frank Gaines 23 (7th ed., 28 helpful votes), Jaime Smith 21, Jazz Johnson, and Gabriele Procida 14 each.
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