Dinamo, almost at full strength, is the true Dinamo, and regains victory after three losses: 104-86 over Vanoli Cremona. A crucial victory that helps them stay up and also overturns the 4-point deficit from the first leg.
To summarize the excellent performance of the team, the six players in double figures are enough: 19 points each for Visconti and McGlynn, 18 for a Pullen who lived up to his reputation, 12 for Thomas, 11 for the recovered Beliauskas and 10 for Buie.
The starting five got off to a great start, with the ball immediately going to big men Thomas and McGlynn to take advantage of their size. Visconti's hot touch from outside made it 14-7 after 5 minutes. With Beliauskas back on track, Banco even went up 13 by the 13th minute. They conceded a few points in the final minute, and Cremona closed the gap: 52-45 at halftime.
After halftime, some hesitation and then Mrsic's timeout: Dinamo rediscovers its intensity, dominating with McGlynn and the best Pullen of the season who scores to make it +23. At the start of the final quarter, Cremona makes a final attempt to come back (85-71) but Mrsic's timeout is enough and Sassari produces the 9-0 that closes the game.