USO Basket had no chance of reaching the eighth-finals of the EuroLeague Women but at least they exited the competition in impressive fashion by defeating Germano Zama Faenza 84-68 on Wednesday.

The French team improved to 3-7 but finished fifth in Group D, one place outside the play-off places, with TEO Vilnius (3-7) beating them to the vital fourth position on a tie-breaker.

MiZo Pécs 2010 won 77-72 at USO Mondeville Basket on Wednesday, with Anna Vajda and Zsofia Fegyverneky each pouring in 19 points in the win.

It was a balanced scoring attack for the Hungarians, who also got 17 points from Emilija Podrug and 10 from captain Dalma Ivanyi.

Ros Casares continued their irresistible march into the last 16 of the EuroLeague Women but were pushed hard by USO Mondeville Basket before claiming an 83-78 win.

DeLisha Milton was the driving force behind the win with 20 points and 15 rebounds, ensuring the hosts remain unbeaten at 7-0 atop Group D.

USO Mondeville squeezed past TEO Vilnius down the stretch to secure only their second victory in EuroLeague Women Group D.

The French side recovered from a poor start to take a narrow lead into the fourth quarter and just held on as the tension got to both teams in a low-quality final 10 minutes.

Germano Zama Faenza trailed late in the game but scored nine unanswered points and marched to 77-70 victory in EuroLeague Women Group D over visiting USO Mondeville.

Edged 68-66 at home in Italy last week by MiZo Pecs 2010, Faenza were desperate to banish the memory of that setback and they did so on Wednesday.