Dinamo Bucharest 105–83 KB Peja
Official box score, replay and play-by-play
FIBA’s official game page contains the box score, shot chart, play-by-play, photos and video modules for this completed qualifier.
Dinamo Bucharest beat KB Peja 105–83 in a FIBA Europe Cup qualifier at Arena of Dinamo. This result page focuses on the confirmed final score, quarter-by-quarter pattern, decisive shooting numbers and the official box-score destination rather than retaining stale pre-game language.
Quarter-by-quarter result
| Team | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dinamo Bucharest | 25 | 28 | 28 | 24 | 105 |
| KB Peja | 12 | 31 | 19 | 21 | 83 |
Dinamo created the separation immediately with a 25–12 first quarter. Peja answered with 31 points in the second period, but Dinamo still carried enough offensive control into the second half to score 28 in the third and 24 in the fourth.
The final margin was 22 points, and the official FIBA game page records Dinamo as leading for 39 minutes and 45 seconds with no lead changes. That makes the shape of the game clear: Peja had an improved second quarter, but Dinamo controlled the result almost wire to wire.
What decided the game
FIBA’s official stats show Dinamo at 63 percent from the field compared with 44 percent for Peja. The home side’s two-point shooting was especially efficient at 81.1 percent, while Peja finished at 47.2 percent on twos.
Peja shot a respectable 40 percent from three, but Dinamo’s ability to convert inside made that outside shooting insufficient. Dinamo’s biggest lead reached 26 points, while the official lead tracker shows Peja never led.
The performance therefore reads less like a late collapse and more like a game Dinamo established early, briefly allowed to tighten, and then controlled again after halftime.
Game leaders
The official FIBA game page lists Anthony Roberts with an efficiency figure of 18 for Dinamo and Robert Smith with 11 on Peja’s side in the displayed leaders module. The page also provides the full box score, shot chart, play-by-play and game statistics for deeper review.
For full player lines, shot charts and play-by-play, use the official FIBA game page linked below.
That keeps the page original and concise while still answering the common post-game searches: who won, what was the score, how did the game unfold and where can I see the official stats?
What the final tells us
Dinamo controlled almost the entire contest, led by as many as 26 points and never trailed. The final score, quarter pattern and shooting gap all point to a result established early rather than decided by a late run.
FIBA's official game page also carries the full box score, play-by-play and video modules for anyone who wants a deeper review.
What comes next
The result feeds directly into Dinamo's FIBA Europe Cup campaign. Current group fixtures and standings provide the next useful context after this completed qualifier.