Parma Perm handily beat CSKA Moscow 86-62 in the WINLINE Cup on 2 October 2026. The hosts controlled the game from the opening tip and never looked back, closing out a comfortable victory over the visiting side. To be fair, the result reflected a gap in form that had been building for both clubs.
Parma Perm came into the fixture carrying momentum from their 97-88 win over Unics Kazan on 26 September. CSKA Moscow, meanwhile, had beaten MBA 82-65 on 27 September but had lost their previous meeting with Lokomotiv Kuban 82-90. And here's the thing — the visitors had not won since that earlier clash, while the hosts were finding their rhythm.
The final scoreline told the story without needing minute-by-minute detail. Parma Perm's 86 points came at a time when CSKA Moscow could only manage 62, a margin that suggested the game was decided well before the final buzzer. By then, the visitors were simply managing the clock rather than mounting any real threat.
Recent results paint a clearer picture than any single match might. Parma Perm had won three of their last five games, including that emphatic victory over Unics Kazan. CSKA Moscow's run was less consistent — they had lost to Lokomotiv Kuban and suffered a defeat to Игокеа in a previous fixture, though they had beaten MBA convincingly on 27 September.
The gap in the scoreboard was substantial, but it did not come as a complete surprise. Parma Perm had been second to nothing in their preparation phase, while CSKA Moscow had yet to string together a proper winning streak. The hosts now sit in a stronger position in the tournament standings.
What matters most is not the total points scored but who controlled the tempo. Parma Perm never let CSKA Moscow settle, and the visitors were left flat-footed for large stretches. The result puts the hosts one step closer to advancing, while CSKA Moscow have work to do before their next fixture.
