Promitheas Patras secured a 91-77 win against Trepcja in the FIBA Europe Cup on October 7th, 2026. The Greek side took control early and maintained their advantage throughout. Trepcja could not find any rhythm to challenge the visitors' consistency.
And here's the thing about this one — the visitors never really looked away from the task. They changed shape when needed and punished Trepcja's defensive lapses. By then it was clear the home side was chasing shadows.
Promitheas picked up the win through superior shooting efficiency. Their three-point accuracy proved decisive, with twelve successful attempts compared to Trepcja's three. The visitors were clinical when it mattered most.
Trepcja's recent form has been difficult to stomach. They had beaten Raheveti 106-101 back in September, but that victory feels distant now. The last three league matches all ended in defeat, including the narrow loss to Bashkim Prizren on October 3rd.
The statistics tell a straightforward story. Promitheas out-rebounded Trepcja 22-21 and committed fewer turnovers, 18 to 15. Their field goal percentage was marginally better at 54 per cent versus 47.
To be fair, Trepcja did generate more assists with 22 compared to 19. They also made more steals, ten to five, showing some defensive activity. But these positives could not mask the shooting disparity.
The result leaves Trepcja bottom of the table with zero points from six games. They have lost every match so far and now face a difficult run if they want to salvage the campaign.
Promitheas move into a stronger position in the standings. The win extends their recent good run and gives them breathing room in the group. They will look to build on this performance next time out.
