Antwerp Giants were left stunned after being routed 89-70 on their home court by French side Roanne Basket who breathed life into their own challenge by recording a first success in the second phase of the tournament.

Having collected two wins in their opening two games, Antwerp could barely have expected what was to follow as Roanne started and finished the game brightly to seal a fine victory.

In Liege, both teams kept their respective records intact as BC FMP gleefully preserved their unbeaten record with an 77-72 success at winless Belgacom Liege who remain rock bottom of Group J with three straight defeats.

That is despite a sparkling effort from behind the arc by the home team who made 10 of 16 but couldn't get anywhere near as much joy in the paint.

KK Zagreb needed overtime and a stunning double-double of 16 points and 13 rebounds by Krunoslav Simon to claim a thrilling and nail-biting 72-70 win at Artland Dragons in Group J.

The Croatian club made an early run to move 9-4 ahead but it was the Dragons that edged the first quarter 13-11 with both defences on top.

A stellar 22 point haul by Ben Jacobson was the highlight of a super show by BC Göttingen as they claimed their second win in Group I with an 89-69 rout of EiffelTowers DenBosch.

A blistering opening quarter set the tone as the Dutch visitors were left in the trail of an offensive blitz as Göttingen racked up 30 points to lead by sixteen.

KK Buducnost registered their first success in the last sixteen much to delight of the fans inside ‘Moraca' as they cruised to a comprehensive 89-76 win against visiting Apoel in Podgorica.

The win was particularly sweet since the home team trailed 28-18 in the second quarter when Bradon Heath drilled home a three-pointer for the visitors who were exploiting some lax perimeter defence.

Proteas EKA AEL are still searching for that elusive first road win of the season after a triple by Denis Khloponin ninety seconds from the final buzzer proved to be the game winning shot in a tight 70-67 win for Krasnye Krylia.

The Russian hosts enjoyed the better of the opening period as they moved into an 18-11 lead and with just under six minutes remaining until the interval, they had increased their advantage to 29-21.

Banvit BC recorded their first success in the last sixteen after producing a super second half performance to comeback from a fourteen point deficit and leave hosts Enisey Krasnoyarsk stunned.

The Russian club had looked odds on to inflict a third straight loss on the visitors having looked completely in control and 43-29 ahead shortly before the midway point of the game.

An impressive tally of 26 points, six rebounds, four assists, three steals and a blocked shot was good enough to earn BC FMP a win on Tuesday night, and their talented young center Miroslav Raduljica EuroChallenge Player of the Week honors.

The Serbians went on the road and defeated KK Zagreb 83-78.  They are now 2-0 in Group J, and appear to have the inside track on a spot in the Quarter-Final Round.

Scavolini Pesaro came from behind at home on Tuesday night and won impressively against Buducnost in EuroChallenge Group K.

The 90-77 victory was the second in a row for the Italians in the Last 16 while Buducnost fell to 0-2 with the setback.

Antwerp Giants thrilled their home fans with a strong fourth quarter and beat Enisey Krasnoyarsk in EuroChallenge Group L on Tuesday.

The Belgian club trailed 41-36 at the end of the third period but held their nerve.

David Noel and Roanne Basket won for the first time in the EuroChallenge Last 16 with a 76-53 demolition of Banvit BC.

Noel led the way with 21 points and eight rebounds.