Neftchi SC 80–67 BC Parnu
Full-game and official archive
FIBA’s official game page includes the completed box score, play-by-play, shot chart and a full-game video module for Neftchi SC vs BC Parnu.
Neftchi SC beat BC Parnu 80–67 in Baku in a completed FIBA Europe Cup qualifier. This archive version keeps the final score, quarter pattern, official statistics and full-game source useful after the live window has ended.
How the game unfolded
| Team | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neftchi SC | 20 | 22 | 18 | 20 | 80 |
| BC Parnu | 13 | 16 | 19 | 19 | 67 |
Neftchi built the foundation in the first half, winning the opening quarter 20–13 and the second 22–16. Parnu were more competitive after halftime, but the early deficit left them chasing the game.
FIBA’s lead tracker records Neftchi with a largest lead of 18 points and more than 36 minutes spent in front. The game had only three lead changes and three ties, so the 13-point final margin reflects a night Neftchi controlled for long stretches.
Shooting and efficiency
Neftchi finished at 53 percent from the field compared with 41 percent for Parnu. The gap was especially visible from two-point range: Neftchi shot 65.9 percent on twos while Parnu converted 55.6 percent.
The three-point numbers were lower for both sides, with Neftchi at 28.6 percent and Parnu at 13 percent. Free throws also favored the home side, 80 percent to 53.3 percent.
Those percentages make the result easier to understand than the final score alone. Neftchi were more efficient inside, more reliable at the line and still held the better outside-shooting percentage despite neither team having an exceptional three-point night.
Game leaders and official replay value
The official FIBA page displays Elijah Hawkins and Klavs Dubults with 19 in the game-leaders area. More detailed player lines remain available through the official box score.
FIBA also lists a full-game video for this matchup on the official event page, giving viewers a legitimate replay route after the final.
FIBA also lists a full-game video for this matchup on the official event page, giving viewers a legitimate replay route after the final.
Qualification context
The broader FIBA qualifier recap explains that Neftchi’s result was part of the closing phase that completed the 48-team regular-season field. The surrounding qualifier ties also determined which clubs advanced directly and which could still progress through the competition structure.
For an archive reader, this context answers the question “why did this game matter?” without requiring them to reconstruct the bracket from several news articles. The score becomes part of the competition story rather than an isolated historical number.
Neftchi later appears in the FIBA Europe Cup Regular Season, so current Group H fixtures provide the natural next context after this qualifier.
Replay and next competition context
The final score, quarter-by-quarter pattern and official full-game source are the most useful ways to revisit this matchup.
From here, the next useful step is Neftchi's current FIBA Europe Cup schedule and Group H campaign.