CB Liège

JJ Harper delivered 24 points on 7-of-11 shooting to carry Heroes Den Bosch past CB Liège 80–71 on the road. The guard was efficient from three-point range as well, going 3-for-5 from deep, and did not miss from the free-throw line (7-for-7). He moved the ball without overdoing it — three assists against four turnovers in 32 minutes — and found the bottom of the net when it mattered most in a nine-point win. It was a composed, professional performance from Harper. He did not need to dominate the glass or rack up steals to swing the result; precise shot-making and ball security in a road contest, where Heroes Den Bosch was able to build and hold a margin, were enough. Heroes Den Bosch host their next fixture soon; CB Liège look to bounce back at home.

Matisse has been the engine driving CB Liège through recent weeks — 54.4 TIB Efficiency, 14 points and 2.8 assists per game — and tonight he faces a stiff test in JJ Harper, who has anchored Heroes Den Bosch's offence with 13.7 PPG and 2.7 APG while posting a 40.3 rating of his own. The gap between them is real: Matisse's efficiency edge reflects not just scoring volume but creation and decision-making, the kind of lead that often decides close BNXT League games. Harper, though, has proven capable of carrying his side through stretches, and Den Bosch will lean hard on his rhythm and floor sense to disrupt what CB Liège has built. This is a battle of two clubs trying to stake their claim in the league's upper tier, and it hinges largely on which playmaker can impose his will early and sustain it through four quarters. Tip-off in three hours. Follow it live.

Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen never trailed, holding command throughout a methodical 96–78 victory over CB Liège in BNXT League play. The home side built early momentum — up 24–21 after one quarter — then turned up the pressure midway through the second, ripping off a 9-0 run to extend their lead to 49–35. By half-time, Mechelen held a comfortable 16-point edge at 57–41. Liège offered resistance in the third quarter, outscoring their hosts 20–19 to trim the margin to 15 heading into the final frame. But Mechelen had more than enough. A 20–17 fourth quarter sealed the rout; late in the period, with 45 seconds left, the lead swelled to 20 points at 96–76. Max Klesmit orchestrated the win with 17 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists on 6-of-19 shooting. Jalen Hampton added 16 points and 9 rebounds (4/8 FG, 7/10 FT), while Davids Viksne chipped in 14 on an efficient 6-of-10. For Liège, Maxime Bilolo Katuala was nearly unstoppable with 22 points and 6 rebounds on 9-of-11 shooting, but it amounted to a lone bright spot in a third straight defeat. Sai Witt (16 PTS, 13 REB) and Kylen Milton (16 PTS) could not drag Liège level. Mechelen improve to 2–1; Liège remain winless at 0–3. Mechelen visit Windorse Giants Antwerp on Saturday.

Maxime Bilolo Katuala shot 82% from the field and finished with 22 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists in 32 minutes, but it was not enough to prevent CB Liège's 18-point defeat to Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen in Mechelen. The final score read 96–78, a gap that widened steadily across the second half as the hosts' defence tightened and Liège's offence stalled. Bilolo Katuala's night was nearly flawless — 9 of 11 shooting, including 2 of 3 from three, and a perfect 2 for 2 at the line. He moved the ball (4 assists) and held his own on the glass (6 rebounds) while checking in just one turnover. It was exactly the kind of efficient, multi-faceted performance a team needs when trailing by double digits. It simply arrived in a losing effort. Mechelen's defensive pressure in the third quarter, combined with Liège's inability to generate consistent scoring elsewhere, proved the decisive mismatch. Bilolo Katuala's excellence on an individual level — rare company on a night when his side was outscored by 18 — will be small consolation as CB Liège prepares for its next assignment.

Max Klesmit has been running the show for Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen — 27.7 points per game in recent weeks, orchestrating from everywhere on the floor with three assists a night. His TIB efficiency sits at 75.8, the kind of motor that carries a team through the BNXT League grind. Kylen Milton, though, arrives at Mechelen with numbers just as sharp. The CB Liège guard is posting 17 points and two assists in current form, efficiency rating of 75, and has the form to trouble even Klesmit's hot streak. This is the matchup that will define how the game flows. Klesmit's volume and playmaking against Milton's consistency and composure — the kind of duel that separates winners from also-rans in the Belgian league. Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen host CB Liège tonight. Tipoff in three hours.

Clément Matisse kept CB Liège competitive on the court, finishing with 20 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks across 31 minutes. He shot 7 of 14 from the field and went a perfect 6 for 6 at the free-throw line, though he misfired on all three attempts from beyond the arc. The performance, however, came in a lopsided defeat. Hubo Limburg United ran away with it, 101–73, at home for CB Liège—a 28-point margin that no single contributor could overcome. Matisse's efficiency (56% FG, 86% FT) and defensive activity stand out in isolation, but the wider context is stark: CB Liège was outgunned. Individual effort has its limits in a blowout. What matters next is whether CB Liège can regroup and tighten their collective defence before their next outing.

Hubo Limburg United never trailed in a 28-point rout of CB Liège, establishing control from the opening tip and sustaining it through four quarters with ruthless efficiency. The visitors led 26–13 after one and stretched the gap to 29 points at half-time, 56–29, behind a devastating 12-0 second-quarter run that broke the game open mid-period. Liège clawed back in the third—outscoring Limburg 24–21 to narrow the margin to 24 points—but any hope of a comeback evaporated in the fourth. Limburg's lead ballooned to 31 with just over two minutes remaining, at 97–66. Clément Matisse led Liège with 20 points on 7 of 14 shooting and 8 rebounds, though his 0-for-3 night from three highlighted his side's perimeter struggles. Romain Bruwier added 15 points on efficient 6-for-9 work from the floor. For Hubo Limburg United, Jonas Delalieux scored 14 points on 4-for-8 shooting with a perfect 4-for-4 at the line, while Wout Leemans contributed 13 points and 5 rebounds on 5-for-7 accuracy. Marijn Ververs chipped in 12 points and 3 assists. CB Liège travel to face Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen this Saturday.

Mathis Bizimana's 22.5 points per game in recent weeks have CB Liège operating at a different tempo. The question now: can Julius Mims, averaging 19 points for Hubo Limburg United, keep pace on the other end? Bizimana's 91.5 TIB Efficiency rating sits well clear of Mims' 82, and his three assists per outing suggest a player doing more than scoring—he's orchestrating. Mims has been steady (19 PPG, 1 APG in current form), but in a matchup built on scoring volume and court control, Bizimana enters as the sharper instrument. CB Liège and Hubo Limburg United tip off in the BNXT League in roughly three hours. Both clubs will lean on these two to shape the outcome.

CB Liège and Hubo Limburg United tip off tonight in a matchup anchored by two of the BNXT League's most productive scorers. Mathis Bizimana has been the engine for Liège all season, averaging 22.5 points per game, while Julius Mims leads Limburg's attack at 19 points per night. What makes this one worth watching is the rhythm each team brings into the evening. Bizimana's scoring touch and Mims' offensive load will shape how this game unfolds — whoever imposes their tempo early often dictates the rest. Catch it live in the next few hours.

Brussels Basketball blew past CB Liège 94–70, a 24-point margin that reflects how thoroughly the hosts controlled the second half. The game opened as a proper contest—Liège jumped to a 7-point lead early in the first quarter—but Brussels found its rhythm and led 28–21 after one. By half-time, the score had tightened to 42–43 in Liège's favor, five lead changes and multiple ties keeping it competitive. The third quarter is where Brussels took over. A decisive 18-0 run, spanning midway through the period, swung momentum decisively; by the end of the quarter, Brussels led 71–55. Liège couldn't close the gap. Brussels outscored them 29–12 in the third alone and held firm through the fourth, building the lead to 24 by the final minute. Yannick Dammen led the way with 18 points on efficient 6/9 shooting, adding 4 rebounds and 2 steals. Tucker Richardson contributed 13 points and 5 rebounds on 5/8 from the field, while Jared Kimbrough scored 10 on a perfect 3/3 from two-point range. For Liège, Clemant Matisse finished with a team-high 19 points and 8 rebounds despite shooting 9/20, and Mathis Bizimana recorded a double-double (16 points, 11 rebounds), though neither could stem the tide. Brussels travel to ZZ Leiden on Saturday. Liège host Hubo Limburg United on Friday.

Clément Matisse carried CB Liège on his shoulders in Brussels on Wednesday, posting 19 points, 8 rebounds and 3 blocks across 38 minutes — yet it was not enough to slow a 24-point defeat. The forward shot 9-of-20 from the field but could not find range from three (0-for-4), and Brussels Basketball's depth and defensive pressure eventually overwhelmed the visitors' efforts. Matisse was active on both ends: two steals paired with his shot-blocking work showed willingness to defend, and his rebounding anchored what time he was on court. But CB Liège's roster lacked support around him. A 70-point output in a road loss to a Brussels side that has built real chemistry is the kind of performance that stings — individually sharp, collectively insufficient. Next up for CB Liège is another tough assignment. For Brussels, the win extends their momentum in the Regular season.

Mathis Bizimana has been unstoppable for CB Liège in recent weeks—29 points and 5 assists per game, a 129.5 TIB Efficiency rating that sits well clear of the competition. Eric Boone will have his hands full keeping him honest, though the Brussels Basketball guard has been steady in his own right: 17 points, 4 assists, 77 TIB Efficiency. The gap between those two numbers tells the story of where each team stands at tip-off. Bizimana is playing at a different level right now. Boone will need to pick his spots, lean on help defense, and find his own rhythm in transition if Brussels is to keep pace. Liège's recent form has been sharp. Boone and Brussels have room to make a statement tonight if the supporting cast steps up and the pace favors their game. Watch how the perimeter matchup shapes the rest of the floor—that's where this one gets decided. Tip-off in three hours.

Mathis Bizimana has been nearly impossible to contain this season — 29 points per game will do that — and CB Liège bring that firepower to Brussels today. Godwin Tshimanga sits at 17 PPG for Brussels Basketball, and the difference in offensive output between the two sides' lead scorers tells you a lot about what's at stake in this BNXT League matchup. The question isn't whether Bizimana can score; it's whether Brussels can generate enough defensive pressure to make him work for it, and whether Tshimanga can keep pace on the other end. Liège's scoring punch has been the story of their season so far. Tip-off is in about 6 hours. Stream it live and watch how this one unfolds.

Mathis Bizimana carried CB Liège to a decisive 113–77 victory over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B in the Beker van België 1/16 Finals, posting 29 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists across 29 minutes. He shot 14 of 19 from the field—a clinical 73.7%—and added 2 steals, though he managed just 1 of 3 from the free-throw line. The 36-point margin tells the story of a mismatch that CB Liège never allowed to tighten. Bizimana's efficiency on a high volume of attempts, paired with his rebounding work, kept the visitors in control throughout. His ball movement kept pace with the offensive rhythm; the single turnover underscored a composed performance. CB Liège's Beker campaign ends with a convincing road win, a statement of intent in the knockout stage.

Mathis Bizimana came out firing in CB Liège's 113–77 demolition of Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B. The forward finished with 29 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists across 29 minutes, shooting a clean 14/19 from the floor. He needed just one free-throw attempt to round out a near-flawless night. The 36-point margin told the story of this 1/16 Finals match — CB Liège simply overwhelmed their opponent from the opening tip, and Bizimana's efficiency on both ends reflected a team playing with complete control. His work on the glass was steady, his decision-making sharp, and his touch around the rim relentless. When a team wins by that distance, one player rarely carries the load alone, but Bizimana's presence set the tone early and never let up. This campaign ends here for CB Liège, but they'll take a strong exit from the Beker van België with a statement performance.

CB Liège left no room for doubt in the 1/16 Finals, overwhelming Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 113–77 to advance with clinical, one-sided dominance. Val-Dieu started with purpose. A 10-0 run midway through the first quarter put them up early, and they built a 12-point lead at 20–8. But the first quarter ended tied at 27–27. From there, CB Liège took over. They outscored Val-Dieu 32–12 in the second quarter to lead 59–39 at half-time, and never looked back. By the end of the third, they sat comfortably ahead 83–59. Val-Dieu managed 18 points in the fourth, but CB Liège added 30 more, finishing with a 36-point margin that peaked at 109–73 late in the frame. Mathis Bizimana was the decisive force for CB Liège, posting 29 points on a clean 14-of-19 shooting with 13 rebounds and 5 assists. Kylen Milton (17 PTS on 5/7 FG, 6/7 FT) and Clément Matisse (15 PTS, 9 REB, 7 AST) provided steady complementary scoring. For Val-Dieu, Hugo Giaux (18 PTS, 3 STL on 8/15 FG) and Ilan Mbessang (16 PTS, 6 REB on 8/10 FG) fought hard, but the gulf in execution was too wide. CB Liège's tournament campaign ends with a statement. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B's bid for a cup run is over.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B will host CB Liège in the Beker van België at Salle Pierre de Coubertin, Jumet. Tipoff is at 20:00 CET. Noa Bronne has carried Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B's scoring load this season at 15.4 points per game. The cup format offers both sides a chance to make a statement in a single-elimination setting where depth and execution matter equally. Tune in to watch it unfold.