Fenerbahce earned a 81-76 road win over Lyon-Villeurbanne in EuroLeague play, pulling away late to secure a five-point victory. Lyon-Villeurbanne leaned heavily on S. Harrison’s scoring punch, as he finished with a game-high 25 points, while Braian Angola added 16 to keep the hosts within striking distance throughout. Fenerbahce’s offense was led by Talen Horton-Tucker, who scored 21 points, with Tarik Biberovic providing a timely secondary lift with 17. Brandon Boston chipped in 10 points, helping Fenerbahce maintain balance when Lyon-Villeurbanne threatened to swing momentum. As a team, Fenerbahce shot 23-of-42 from the field (55.0%) and hit 5-of-15 from three, a perimeter edge that mattered in a tight finish. Lyon-Villeurbanne’s overall field-goal number (28-of-42, 67.0%) was strong, but the outside shooting struggled (3-of-25 from three), limiting their ability to generate quick runs late. Fenerbahce also controlled the glass, winning the rebounding battle 33-28, and that extra possession advantage helped them close out the final minutes. Going forward, Fenerbahce can point to late-game execution, rebounding, and more reliable three-point production as key ingredients in a road win. For Lyon-Villeurbanne, the takeaway is clear: despite efficient finishing inside and strong individual scoring from Harrison, improving three-point efficiency and converting stops into points will be critical in close EuroLeague games.