Olimpia went down by 11 late in the fourth and the game looked lost, then came back vehemently, scoring three consecutive times from three including a Rakims Sanders’ four-point play. But the rally was late, Reggio Emilia from the line was capable to keep a little margin, three times of just one point. But it was enough to win 81-76 and tie up the serie at 2. The finals move back to Milano now for Game 5, scheduled to be played on Saturday before a sold-out Mediolanum Forum. “We didn’t gave up and we came back like in game 3. They have protected the home court like they did all season long. Now it’s our turn”, Coach Repesa said.