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Fenerbahce Beko defeated Russia’s Zenit for a third straight win Wednesday in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague. French point guard Leo Westermann was a high scorer for Fenerbahce Beko with 13 points in the 73-68 win at Yubileyny Sports Palace of St Petersburg. The Yellow-Canaries trio of Kostas Sloukas, Jan Vesely and Luigi Datome combined for 34 points for the Istanbul team. Shooting guard Austin Hollins and center Gustavo Ayon finished with 16 points each in the losing effort for Zenit St Petersburg. Fenerbahce Beko moved up in the standings to eighth place with a 11-12 record.
Zenit is 17th place at 7-16.
Results:
CSKA Moscow - Anadolu Efes: 80-82
Zalgiris Kaunas - Olympiacos Piraeus : 94-69
Asvel Villeurbanne - Bayern Munich: 75-65
Armani Exchange Milan - Alba Berlin: 96 - 102
Real Madrid - Kirolbet Baskonia Vitoria: 70-69
