JDA Dijon Basket wins its first match of Basketball Champions League on the score of 74 to 63 .

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DA Dijon Basket welcomed Nymburk - 15 times Czech Republic Champion - for his first Basketball Champions League match. Well launched by Obi Emegano, the JDA Dijon discovers the long-distance address of Hruban for Nymburk (8-8, 5 '). Two consecutive actions of Alexandre Chassang - including an award-winning basket - give the Dijonnais five steps ahead (15-10, 8 '). Peterka brings back his in the last seconds of the first quarter but it is Alex Chassang who closes the mark on a tap ( 17-15 ). The Czechs play with a lot of speed in the game, but the Dijonnais have the address to answer (32-31, 16 '). After 20 minutes of play, Dijon is ahead ( 35-31 ).
Nymburk returned to the pitch with much more aggression and scored a 0-8 in two minutes to take control of the match (35-39, 22 '). Visitors impose their rhythm, but Dijon does not let go (46-48, 28 '). After 3 quarters, Oren Amiel's men lead 52-53 . The two teams did not let go (57-59, 34 ') and Axel Julien blew up the palace by putting Dijon in the lead on a 3-points (60-59, 35'), imitated a few moments later by David Holston ( 64-59) and Jérémy Leloup (67-59, 37 '). David Holston alone has definitely blown up the palace in the money time on 3 big shoots and the JDA Dijon Basket wins its first match of Basketball Champions League on the score of 74 to 63 

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