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Team
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
OT
Total
Zhejiang Golden Bulls
17
19
24
17
12
89
Zhejiang Guangsha Lions
17
22
17
21
9
86
Zhejiang Golden Bulls
Zhejiang Guangsha Lions
2 points
15
15
3 points
14
7
Free Throws
17
35
Free Throws Rate
TO81%
85%TO
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00
Ended89 - 86
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Chinese Basketball Association: Zhejiang Golden Bulls 89-86 Zhejiang Guangsha Lions. In a tense and dramatic Zhejiang derby, the Zhejiang Golden Bulls edged out their provincial rivals, the Zhejiang Guangsha Lions, 89-86 in a CBA classic on March 14. The game was decided in the final seconds, as the Golden Bulls' defensive stand forced a contested three-point attempt from Guangsha that rimmed out at the buzzer, preserving a narrow victory for the home side. This result has major implications in the tightly packed upper tier of the CBA standings, solidifying the Golden Bulls' position while dealing a blow to the Lions' aspirations. The match was a defensive struggle from the outset, with both teams trading blows in a physical, low-scoring first half. The Golden Bulls managed to carve out a slim lead by halftime through disciplined team play. The third quarter saw the Lions mount a comeback, spearheaded by their star guard, to briefly take the lead. The fourth quarter was a nail-biting affair, with neither team able to gain more than a four-point advantage. The final minute was a sequence of clutch plays: a driving layup from the Golden Bulls' point guard put them up by three with 20 seconds left, setting the stage for the final defensive stop. A key focus was the battle in the paint, where both teams' big men fought relentlessly for every rebound. The Golden Bulls' role players hit critical shots in the second half, providing just enough offensive support to their leading scorer. This victory gives the Golden Bulls a crucial head-to-head advantage and two precious points in the race for playoff positioning, pushing them ahead of Guangsha in the standings. "Derby games are always like this—every possession feels like the last," said the Golden Bulls' coach. "We showed great heart on defense when we needed it most." The Guangsha coach stated, "It's a tough loss. We had our chances but didn't execute cleanly in the final minute. We'll learn from it." The starting fives featured the core domestic stars and key imports for both prestigious Zhejiang franchises.