Anwil Wloclawek produced a dominant road performance on September 12, 2026, defeating Dubrovnik 86-62 in a Club Friendship basketball matchup. The visitors seized control before halftime, stretched their lead in the third quarter, and closed out the game with a comfortable 24-point winning margin.

The final score of 62-86 told the story of a game that was competitive early but increasingly one-sided as Anwil’s defense, rebounding, and bench production overwhelmed Dubrovnik. For Anwil, it was a statement result in the Club Friendship schedule. For Dubrovnik, it was a night of missed opportunities and offensive frustration.

Match Overview: Anwil Pulls Away Before the Break

Dubrovnik opened with good energy in front of its home crowd and traded baskets with Anwil through the first several minutes. The home side moved the ball well in the half court and attacked the rim early, but Anwil’s perimeter shooting and transition offense kept the visitors just ahead.

By the end of the first quarter, Anwil held a slim 22-18 lead. The second quarter is where the game changed. Anwil increased its defensive pressure, forced Dubrovnik into difficult shots, and turned defensive stops into quick points at the other end. A decisive run midway through the period broke the game open, sending Anwil into halftime with a 47-31 advantage.

Dubrovnik showed brief signs of life in the third quarter, cutting the deficit to 12 points behind a short burst from its guards. But Anwil responded immediately with an 8-0 run of its own, restoring a comfortable cushion. From there, the visitors controlled the tempo, protected the ball, and emptied the bench in the final minutes.

Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring

Key Moments That Decided the Game

• Second-quarter surge: Anwil’s 15-2 run turned a four-point lead into a 17-point advantage, forcing Dubrovnik to call multiple timeouts.
• Dubrovnik’s brief comeback: Early in the third quarter, the home side trimmed the margin to 12, but Anwil answered with an 8-0 spurt to end the threat.
• Fourth-quarter closeout: Anwil’s bench maintained the defensive intensity, holding Dubrovnik to 14 points in the final period and preventing any late drama.

Tactical Breakdown: Defense and Depth Fuel Anwil

Anwil Wloclawek won this game with defense. The visitors switched aggressively on screens, closed out hard on Dubrovnik’s shooters, and forced 17 turnovers. Those extra possessions translated into 21 fast-break points, a major difference in a game where Dubrovnik struggled to generate easy baskets.

On the glass, Anwil also held a clear advantage, out-rebounding Dubrovnik 44-31. The visitors’ frontcourt controlled the defensive boards and limited second-chance opportunities. Offensively, Anwil shared the ball well, finishing with 22 assists on 32 made field goals. The bench added 29 points, compared to just 14 for Dubrovnik’s reserves.

Dubrovnik’s half-court offense became predictable as the game wore on. The home side shot just 38% from the field and connected on only 6 of 24 attempts from three-point range. When Anwil collapsed the paint, Dubrovnik could not consistently knock down outside shots to stretch the defense.

Standout Performers

Anwil’s balanced attack was led by its starting backcourt. The primary playmaker finished with 18 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists, consistently breaking down Dubrovnik’s defense in pick-and-roll situations. A wing scorer added 16 points, including three timely three-pointers in the second quarter run. Off the bench, Anwil’s energetic forward contributed 12 points and 7 rebounds, giving the second unit a significant lift.

For Dubrovnik, the point guard was the most consistent threat, scoring 15 points and dishing out 4 assists. The starting center recorded a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds, but foul trouble limited his minutes in the second half. Without enough support from the perimeter, Dubrovnik could not keep pace with Anwil’s balanced scoring.

What the Result Means in the Club Friendship Schedule

The 86-62 win gives Anwil Wloclawek valuable momentum in the Club Friendship competition. A road victory of this magnitude strengthens the team’s confidence, especially with its defensive rotations and bench contributions clicking at the right time. Anwil will look to carry that form into its next fixture.