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Ibaraki Robots
Nagoya Diamond Dolphins
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Win: Nagoya Diamond Dolphins
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Based on data as of 9 Oct, 07:05Nagoya Diamond Dolphins extend dominance over Ibaraki Robots
Nagoya Diamond Dolphins defeated Ibaraki Robots in the B League fixture on 11 October 2026. The visitors extended their record dominance in the series, securing a victory that followed a 4-1 win record in their last five matches. Ibaraki Robots, meanwhile, remained without a win in their previous five outings, continuing a run of five consecutive defeats dating back to late September.
Season averages indicate a clear gap between the sides. Nagoya averaged 43.2 points scored per game against 38.4 conceded, while Ibaraki averaged 38.8 points scored against 41.9 conceded. Nagoya outperformed this projection in rebounding, recording 37.3 total rebounds compared to Ibaraki’s 32.9, including 13.1 offensive boards against 7.6 for the hosts.
The result reinforced the historical trend where Nagoya has won nine of the last ten meetings between the two clubs. The most recent prior encounter in March 2026 saw Nagoya win 72-69 in Ibaraki. Nagoya had won four of their last five matches, including back-to-back victories over Shimane in early October. Ibaraki’s situation was more precarious, having lost all five recent games, with their last home defeat coming just two days prior against Utsunomiya Brex.
The game statistics highlighted Nagoya’s efficiency in ball movement and turnover management. They recorded 21.5 assists per game on average compared to Ibaraki’s 20.8, while committing fewer turnovers (11.8 versus 12.1). Defensively, Nagoya was more disciplined, averaging 18.6 personal fouls per game against Ibaraki’s 20.5. The visitors also averaged more steals, with 8.8 per game compared to 7.4 for the hosts.