El Pazo witnessed a high-scoring, low-defense affair as Río Breogán prevailed over Burgos. The Lucense team's point guard Bolton delivered 32 points, 11 assists, and a 50 rating in 29 minutes, going perfect from the free-throw line on 11 attempts. Combined, both teams scored 229 points.
Burgos Strikes First
Burgos arrived with several absences but started strong. Without DJ Steward and Žiga Samar, they found scoring through Sekou Doumbouya and Chase Audige, building a ten-point lead. The first quarter ended 19-27. Vlatko Čančar, listed as out by the ACB, returned from injury and played eleven minutes but did not score.
A Second Quarter of 28-11
The game shifted in the second quarter. Breogán tightened their defense, strung together a ten-point run, and held Burgos to just 11 points in the quarter. Bolton, Tyson Brown, and Francis Alonso turned the game around, and at halftime Breogán led 47-38.
A Third Quarter of 83 Points
After the break, neither team played defense. The third quarter ended 41-42, with Burgos making nearly everything near the basket and Breogán responding from beyond the arc and the free-throw line. The Lucense team built a 14-point lead and entered the final quarter up 88-80.
The final quarter maintained the same pace (31-30), but Burgos never got close enough. Breogán made excellent use of free throws, converting 27 of 32, while Burgos made only 20 of 31. That difference proved decisive in a game where the visitors shot better from two-point range and won the offensive rebound battle.
Bolton had strong support. Brown scored 17 points, Alonso and Dominik Mavra each added 14, and Danko Branković contributed 12, eight of them from the free-throw line.
For Burgos, Doumbouya scored 24 and Audige 22. Surpassing one hundred points was not enough for Burgos, who now have six losses in eight games.