MiZo Pecs 2010 climbed back into second place in Group D after beating Germano Zama Faenza 82-71 on Thursday in the EuroLeague Women.

Dalma Ivanyi and Co improved to 6-3 to leapfrog Dynamo Moscow (5-4) in the standings with one group game remaining.

TEO Vilnius rolled to a 65-40 triumph at Germano Zama Faenza to give new coach Rutenis Paulauskas victory on his debut.

Paulauskas inherited a talented team but one that had suffered several close defeats in the early part of the EuroLeague Women campaign.

Anete Jekabsone-Zogota was again the star of the show as Dynamo Moscow downed Germano Zama Faenza 59-49 on Wednesday.

Jekabsone-Zogota, FIBA Europe Young Women's Player of the Year in 2005, came into the match averaging over 22 points per game in this season`s competition, and the Latvian again stood out with a game-high 19-point haul.

Katie Douglas and Ros Casares rolled to their sixth consecutive victory on Wednesday night by thrashing Germano Zama Faenza in Italy, 94-54.

Katie Douglas led the Valencia team with 28 points while Delisha Milton poured in 16 and Evanthia Maltsi 14.

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.