They won in a sprint, just like in the first leg. Actually, it was even better because the 99-96 victory in Trento came after overtime. A crucial victory for Dinamo that could have saved them from relegation.
Dinamo had a strong first half, initially finding Ceron to be a very aggressive attacker (up 8 in the 6th minute). In the second quarter, they capitalized on the talent of new arrival Macon, who scored 13 points in 8 minutes and also provided two assists for Vincini for a 17-point lead: 30-47 in the 17th minute. He then exited after a slip on the court that caused a muscle strain.
Upon returning, Trento defended with physicality and intensity, while Dinamo loosened up: they lost a lot of the ball (Thomas was a poor player) and never scored from open play. The home team's run was overwhelming: 24-5 and the game was over.
The tie was restored in the final quarter, and when the game seemed to be slipping away, Buie stepped up with a three-pointer and a free throw. Trento tied the game 90-90 from the line with a technical call to Beliauskas, who was defending the throw-in with his feet on the line.
In overtime, McGlynn misses three free throws but then scores a layup and a free throw to make it one. Macon makes two free throws, and on the final play, Trento misses a three-pointer to tie the game.
Buie tops the scorer list with 24 points and 10/10 from the line. Macon makes a strong debut with 18 points. McGlynn (15), Ceron (12) and Beliauskas (10) also reach double figures.
