FIATC Girona opens the second round of the FIBA ​​Europe Cup on the Dinamo Bucharest court

The Girona team faces the sixth day of the European competition after adding two consecutive victories and with the aim of achieving a new triumph at home.

First Team | Tuesday, 10 November 2026

FIATC Girona begins the second round of the FIBA ​​Europe Cup this Wednesday with a visit to the Dinamo Bucharest court, in the match corresponding to the sixth day of the competition. The match can be followed live on our YouTube channel .

The Girona team arrives at the match with a record of four wins and one loss and after stringing together two good results: the league victory against Surne Bilbao (92-87) and the European victory against Patrioti Levice ( 90-66 ). The team will look to add a new success away from Fontajau, after losing in the last European trip against Szolnoki ( 81-79 ).

About the opponent

Dinamo Bucharest currently occupies the last position of the group with a single victory, achieved precisely on the second day against Szolnoki. However, the ranking does not fully reflect the competitiveness of the Romanian team, which has been able to stay in the games in all the defeats. In fact, on the last day, they lost by a tight 95-93 on the court of Zastal Zielona.

The Romanian team was FIATC Girona’s first opponent in this edition of the competition. In that match, played in Fontajau, the Girona team won 87-75, in a match that was closer than the final score indicates.

Dinamo stands out especially for the potential of its North American players, with Derrick Marks (14.1 points per game), Anthony Roberts (13.9) and Jonathan Stark (12.9 points and 5.3 assists) as the main outside players. DJ Burns and the inside work of Ousmane Drame, who is credited with 10.1 points and 8.3 rebounds per game, should also be taken into account.

The rival, from the perspective of Moncho Fernández

Moncho Fernández highlighted the evolution of his team compared to the first match and the importance of facing a new European outing with maturity: “There will be many differences between this match and the first. The team is more mature, we have new players and we are more experienced. It will be a different story. We have to face the match knowing that it is very difficult to compete away from home. In fact, we lost in the last away match. It will be a good week to qualify the state of maturity of the team, in which we will play two matches away from Fontajau.”

Regarding the keys to the match, the Girona coach has emphasized the defense and the ability to control the pace of play: “The keys, as almost always, will be our defensive capacity to stop Dinamo’s offensive potential. If we establish the pace we want, we will have more options to achieve victory and take it to Girona.”