Kosner Baskonia Defeats Asisa Joventut 93-73 in Liga Endesa

Kosner Baskonia defeated Asisa Joventut 93-73 on October 11, 2026, at the Fernando Buesa Arena in Vitoria, securing a victory that keeps the club at the top of the Liga Endesa standings alongside Real Madrid and Río Breogán, according to game records and coverage from Diario Libre and Flashscore.es.

Dani Miret Analyzes the Defeat in Vitoria

Following the final buzzer, Asisa Joventut head coach Dani Miret addressed reporters in Vitoria and acknowledged that the home side simply played with greater intensity during key stretches of the contest. Infobae reported that Miret admitted the Baskonia squad had una marcha más por momentos while conceding that his team lost every single quarter on the afternoon.

El Baskonia ha sido justo vencedor, Miret stated in his post-match press conference, pointing out that the hosts set the tone at both ends of the floor. Despite not playing a brilliant game, the Catalan coach noted that his side managed to remain competitive for 35 minutes before the match slipped away in the closing moments.

How Kosner Baskonia Broke Open the Contest

The game remained tightly contested through the opening half, with Joventut utilizing strong offensive rebounding and early scoring from Kwan Cheatham to stay close. Diario AS detailed that the visitors traded punches through the first two quarters, but a late three-pointer from Nico Laprovittola left the score at 45-39 in favor of Baskonia at halftime. During the break, the club’s youth academy teams were presented to the crowd.

The decisive separation occurred in the final five minutes of regulation. Diario Libre reported that guard Chris Duarte scored 13 points off the bench and forward Rodions Kurucs added 12 points, combining for 22 valuation credits to spearhead the second-half surge.

Tactical Adjustments and Shooting Struggles

Miret pointed to defensive physicality and poor execution as the primary factors behind the gap on the scoreboard. The Joventut coach explained that his team controlled the pace of the Baskonian guards for the first 35 minutes before losing control during a chaotic stretch late in the game. Joventut finished the afternoon shooting just 40% from the field, a statistic Miret described as too low to overcome a physical opponent.

Kosner Baskonia Defeats Asisa Joventut 93-73 in Liga Endesa
Photo: Flashscore.es

Baugh controlled the tempo against opposing guards to help extend the margin to 68-56 heading into the final period. Baskonia’s victory elevated their season record while pushing past 140,000 total points scored in ACB history in front of 8,240 spectators.

Markus Howard’s Presence at the Buesa Arena

The headline surrounding the fixture in Vitoria centered on Markus Howard, who has one foot and a half out the door toward Zenit Saint Petersburg. Club officials are actively seeking funds to sign another center, with Howard’s departure and a potential loan of Frisch serving as the two designated paths. Amid these ongoing roster adjustments, Howard watched the match from one of the seating ends inside the Buesa Arena.

Standings Impact and Upcoming Fixtures

The win moves Kosner Baskonia to a three-and-zero record at the summit of the Liga Endesa table, matching the pace set by Real Madrid and Río Breogán after three rounds of the 2026–27 campaign. Meanwhile, Asisa Joventut sits further down the standings as the club prepares for its next league fixture.

Kosner Baskonia Defeats Asisa Joventut 93-73 in Liga Endesa
Photo: Diario Libre

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the final score between Kosner Baskonia and Asisa Joventut?
Kosner Baskonia defeated Asisa Joventut 93-73 on October 11, 2026, at the Fernando Buesa Arena in Vitoria.

What did Asisa Joventut coach Dani Miret say about the match?
Dani Miret stated in his post-match press conference that Baskonia had an extra gear at times and deserved the victory, noting that his team struggled to shoot above 40% from the field.

Kosner Baskonia – Asisa Joventut (93-73) RESUMEN | Liga Endesa 2026-27

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