Five players scored in double digits as Ros Casares used a second half surge to post an emphatic 85-59 win on the road at LOTOS PKO BP Gdynia in EuroLeague Women.

The result means that the Valencia club occupy second place in of their Group C standings and remain well on course for an Eighth-Final Play-offs spot.

Unbeaten Umana Reyer Venezia looked to be in danger of falling to Gambrinus Sika Brno in Italy on Wednesday but they turned on the style in the fourth quarter and won 82-73.

The Group B leaders improved to 6-0 while Gambrinus fell to 2-4.

Halcon Avenida stayed at the Group A summit in the EuroLeague Women with another impressive victory in Salamanca on Wednesday.

The Spanish outfit pulled away from MiZo Pecs 2010 in an 83-60 triumph - their fifth in six games.

ESB Lille Metropole threw a big scare into CSKA Moscow in France on Wednesday but weren't able to put the Russian giants away and suffered an 88-79 defeat.

Abdou N'Diaye's team led CSKA 70-68 with 6:49 remaining when the visitors' naturalised Russian, American Becky Hammon, struck with a three-pointer.

Spartak Moscow Region claimed another scalp in the EuroLeague Women on Wednesday but Beretta Famila gave them a fight.

Laszlo Ratgeber's Spartak won 70-62 with Sylvia Fowles pouring in 19 points and pulling down 12 rebounds.

French giants Bourges scraped a 60-56 win at Besiktas in Istanbul on Wednesday.

Beaten in their last two games, Pierre Vincent's team got a solid all-round effort from Croatian Ana Lelas who had 13 rebounds, 10 assists and four assists.

TEO Vilnius had been one of the EuroLeague Women's hottest teams but they endured a fourth-quarter collapse on Wednesday and were punished by Fenerbahce Wednesday.

TEO were seemingly in command with a 51-37 lead late in the third quarter but they were outscored 27-5 over the final 11 minutes and lost in Vilnius 64-56.

MKB Euroleasing Sopron piled on the agony for Latvian strugglers TTT Riga on Wednesday in a Group B clash in Hungary.

Sopron only led 55-53 early in the fourth quarter but the visitors went nearly seven minutes without scoring a point and ended up losing 69-59.

Wisla Can-Pack Krakow trailed by eight points early in the third quarter but hit back for a 91-70 victory over winless Nadezhda on Wednesday night in Poland.

Leading 39-36 at the break, the visitors from Russia extended the advantage to 46-38 shortly after the restart.

Germany international Linda Frohlich erupted for 28 points and hauled down 14 rebounds as Broker Kosice finally put away a determined Lattes Montpellier 76-57.

The visitors from France led 39-38 with 4:51 remaining in the third quarter but they weren't able to hold off the Slovakian outfit.

USK Prague led from start to finish and claimed a hugely important win at home against Union Hainaut Basket on Wednesday in the EuroLeague Women.

With just one victory in their first four games, Prague won 83-58 to leave both sides with 2-4 records.