Adama Sanogo's 28 points on 9-of-11 shooting lifted Hapoel Holon to a 86–84 road win over KK Spartak Subotica in Group F of the Basketball Champions League. The 34-minute performance included 5 blocks and a 3-of-5 night from three-point range, keeping Holon ahead through a final stretch that hinged on possession and discipline. Holon's margin of victory was thin—a two-point decision on hostile ground—and Sanogo's efficiency from the floor (81.8 percent) was the margin that made it. He added 7 makes from 9 free throws. Four turnovers and four fouls showed the cost of a high-usage night, and he did not factor into playmaking or rebounding, but his shot-making was exact when it mattered. Spartak pushed hard in the second half but could not close the gap. Sanogo's scoring kept Holon just clear, a performance that will travel well when Group F play resumes.