Breogan beat Rilski Sportist 126-80 in Champions League basketball on September 14, 2026. The 46-point margin was not built in one stretch — Breogan scored at least 25 points in all four quarters and won every one of them.
A Scoring Line That Never Dipped
Twenty-five, 32, 37, 32. That is Breogan’s quarter-by-quarter line, and the striking thing is the absence of a lull. Most sides that reach 126 do it with one wild quarter and three ordinary ones.
Rilski’s own numbers were not disastrous in isolation: 16, 22, 18, 24. Eighty points would win plenty of basketball games. It was nowhere near enough here, which is less a criticism of Rilski than a measure of what Breogan were doing at the other end. Per live basketball results data recorded September 14, 2026, Breogan’s lowest-scoring quarter still beat Rilski’s highest.
The Third Quarter Was the Widest
Breogan won the third 37-18 — a 19-point swing in ten minutes, and their best quarter of the four. They led 57-38 at halftime and 94-56 after three.
Rilski’s best quarter, oddly, was the fourth, at 24 points. By then the margin was 38 and the result had long since stopped being in doubt. A closing quarter lost 32-24 in a game like this tells you very little about either team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of Breogan vs Rilski Sportist? Breogan won 126-80 at home on September 14, 2026, in Champions League basketball, a margin of 46 points.
What was the halftime score? Breogan led 57-38, having won the first quarter 25-16 and the second 32-22.
Result per live basketball results data from our sports data provider, recorded September 14, 2026. See more recent results.