Dziki Warszawa — Breogan: 113:110, Champions League

Dzikie Warsaw defeated Breogán 113:110 in a Champions League encounter on Friday evening, September 19th. The home side took the win in what proved to be a tightly contested affair that went down to the final possessions.

What separated the two sides was the three-point line. Warsaw made 19 of their 37 attempts from beyond the arc, while Breogán managed just 12 from 26 tries. Both teams finished with identical field goal numbers — 38 successful shots each — but the extra distance shooting gave Warsaw the edge. The visitors also relied more heavily on the free-throw line, converting 22 of 29 attempts compared to Warsaw's 18 from 24.

Breogán came into this fixture with momentum, having won their previous three games comfortably. They had dispatched Manchester Giants 105:84 and Rilska Sportist 126:80 in their last two outings. Warsaw, meanwhile, had been less dominant, losing to Legia in June and dropping a narrow one to Arka Gdynia on their last visit to Poland.

The statistics tell a story of parity with one crucial difference. Both sides collected 30 rebounds, made 24 and 25 assists respectively, and committed similar numbers of turnovers — 14 for Warsaw, 13 for Breogán. But that three-point disparity proved decisive in a game where the score remained close throughout.

The victory keeps Warsaw in contention in the Champions League standings and extends their recent winning streak. Breogán's three-game run of dominant performances came to a halt against a Warsaw side that refused to go away.