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Warre Crombez orchestrated Amon Jeugd Gentson's one-point escape at Wanfercée-Baulet with 20 points, 7 rebounds and 12 assists—a near-complete offensive line that broke open only when CEP Fleurus faltered at the finish. He shot 8 of 11 from the field, though his three-point touch deserted him (1 of 3), and he worked through seven turnovers in 33 minutes; two steals sweetened the night's work. A one-goal win in Group A rarely hinges on one performance, but Crombez's playmaking in a low-scoring affair gave Amon Jeugd Gentson room to breathe when the margin compressed. CEP Fleurus had every chance to seal it in the final possessions and did not. Amon Jeugd Gentson advances; next comes the hunt for consistency on the road.

One point, one possession, and a season's worth of momentum swinging on a single trip down the floor. Amon Jeugd Gentson outlasted CEP Fleurus 80–79 in a Top Division Men 2 Group A contest that stayed contested until the final whistle. CEP Fleurus came out sharp, winning the first quarter 25–20 and extending their lead to 10 midway through the second (38–28). They held a 44–36 halftime advantage. But the third quarter belonged entirely to Amon Jeugd Gentson. A midway 11–0 run swung the momentum—the score climbed from 53–46 to 53–57—and by the end of the period, Amon Jeugd Gentson led 66–59. CEP Fleurus clawed back in the fourth, outscoring their hosts 20–14, but fell a single point short. Warre Crombez orchestrated the comeback with 20 PTS on 8/11 shooting, 7 REB and a game-high 12 AST, recording a double-double. Jarit Fermaut added 16 PTS on efficient 8/11 from the field. For CEP Fleurus, David Muepu Malu's 17 PTS on 6/8 twos and 5/5 free throws and Anthony Lambot's 15 PTS, 9 REB, 8 AST kept them fighting until the end. The loss extends CEP Fleurus's run to six straight defeats; they fall to 1–6. Amon Jeugd Gentson snap a two-game losing streak to move to 2–5. CEP Fleurus travel to Phantoms Basket Boom on Saturday 7 November.

🏀 Final: Gent-Oost Eagles 105–89 CEP Fleurus. Top scorers: Gent-Oost Eagles: Jean-Michel Citona 30 PTS · CEP Fleurus: Anthony Lambot 22 PTS.

Milan De Clercq's 20-minute masterclass carried Gent-Oost Eagles past CEP Fleurus 105–89 at Eagles HQ, a 16-point home win in Group A that belonged almost entirely to the Gent guard's efficiency from deep. De Clercq finished with 25 points on 8-of-14 shooting overall, but the real statement was his 7-of-10 performance from three-point range. He added 5 rebounds and a steal, moved the ball without turning it over, and needed only 4 fouls across his limited floor time. The shooting split—70 per cent from the field, 70 per cent from range—left little room for CEP's comeback hopes, which never seriously materialized once Gent's lead widened in the second half. For CEP Fleurus, the gap proved too wide to close. Gent's next assignment will test whether that kind of three-point volume can hold up in tougher matchups.

Kyrylo Meshcheriakov made his 20 minutes count for Hasselt BT, finishing with 15 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists as the visitors held off CEP Fleurus 83–73 in Group A play. The Ukrainian forward shot efficiently from the floor (5/9 FG, 2/5 3PT) and didn't waste trips to the line (3/5 FT). He moved the ball — rare for a high-volume scorer in a 10-point road win — and picked up a pair of steals without fouling himself into foul trouble. Two turnovers in that span is solid ball security for a player who carried real offensive load. The margin was never in question once Hasselt built separation, and Meshcheriakov's mix of scoring and secondary creation helped them avoid the kind of second-half collapse that derails road wins in this division. CEP Fleurus stayed within reach through three quarters but couldn't close the gap when it mattered.

Hasselt BT held on down the stretch to take a 10-point win over CEP Fleurus in Group A, extending their control in a second half that began with an 18-point cushion. The two teams traded the lead repeatedly early — three changes and five ties through the opening half — before Hasselt built their biggest advantage at 54-36 with 7:15 left in the third quarter. CEP Fleurus clawed back hard. A composed fourth-quarter run saw them knife the deficit from 13 down to five, scoring eight straight to reach 64-69 midway through the final frame, but Hasselt's edge held firm through the closing minutes. The difference lay in execution when it mattered. Wouter Screurs ran Hasselt's offense with precision — 13 points on 6-of-8 shooting and four assists — while Kyrylo Meshcheriakov added 15 points and ball-handling in the clutch. CEP Fleurus got 25 from Jeremy Conreur on solid 9-of-17 work, and Thomas Blaise contributed 14 points with a game-high 10 makes from the foul line, but their late surge arrived one possession too late. At 35-44 at half-time, Hasselt had seized control with their second-quarter defense. CEP Fleurus finish with 73; Hasselt escape with 83. Hasselt BT host Andenne on Friday 16 October. CEP Fleurus visit Gent-Oost Eagles on Sunday 18 October.

CEP Fleurus host Hasselt BT in Top Division Men 2 action at Complexe Sportif de Wanfercée-Baulet. The two sides meet with Anthony Lambot leading Fleurus's scoring at 15.7 points per game this season, while Kyrylo Meshcheriakov anchors Hasselt's offence at 13.4 PPG. Fleurus will be looking to control the tempo against Hasselt's attack. Meshcheriakov's scoring punch means Fleurus's perimeter defence will need to stay disciplined; Lambot's consistency, meanwhile, gives the hosts a reliable option when they need a bucket. Tip-off is coming up — tune in to see which side takes the edge in this domestic clash.

Lucas Démoulin scored 33 points on 11 of 16 shooting to lead RBC Belgrade past CEP Fleurus 90–70 in Group A play. The forward's accuracy was the decisive difference — he went 8 for 10 from the free-throw line and 3 for 8 from three, adding 9 rebounds and 4 assists while committing no turnovers in 33 minutes. It was the kind of efficient, mistake-free night that defines a 20-point home win. Fleurus never found its footing. RBC Belgrade's depth and shooting touch proved too much to match, and Démoulin's willingness to attack early set the tone for everything that followed. He finished the game having made nearly 69 percent of his attempts from the field — the kind of scorching efficiency that turns a competitive matchup into a blowout by the final minutes. The margin was never close after the opening quarter, and for Fleurus, the task now shifts to regrouping. RBC Belgrade, meanwhile, will look to carry this kind of offensive rhythm into their next Group A fixture.

RBC Belgrade's offense was too much early for CEP Fleurus to handle. A 16-0 run midway through the first quarter pushed the home side ahead 23-9, and they never looked back—leading 34-20 after one and stretching it to 60-33 by halftime. The margin peaked at 31 points late in the second quarter, with Belgrade in complete control of pace and spacing. Fleurus mounted a response in the third, outscoring Belgrade 24-17 to trim the deficit to 20, but the home side's offensive depth was too much. A 33-point, 9-rebound night from Lucas Démoulin on 11-of-16 shooting set the tone; Sami Demirtas added 15 points on 4-of-8 from three, and Mehdi Cerquarelli distributed 5 assists while chipping in 11 points. Anthony Lambot led Fleurus with 16 points, and Jeremy Conreur grabbed 9 boards, but it was a one-sided affair by the finish. Belgrade close out Group A action at Basket Tongeren on Saturday, while Fleurus host Hasselt BT on Friday.

Anthony Lambot has been CEP Fleurus's engine this season—15.6 points per game—and tonight at Complexe sportif "José Tyssaen" he faces a RBC Belgrade side anchored by Florentin Hucorne, who sits at 14 points per night. Two balanced offensive threats, two clubs looking to impose their tempo. Belgrade hosts a Top Division Men 2 matchup with real weight to it. Both squads have shown they can score; the question is whether the visiting Fleurus can sustain their efficiency on the road, or if Belgrade's home court shrinks the angles. Tipoff in about six hours. Worth your attention.

Eric Boone put Brussels Basketball in cruise control from the opening tip, finishing with 17 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists in just 17 minutes as the visitors dismantled CEP Fleurus 109–72 in the Beker van België Round of 16. The margin tells the story: Brussels Basketball never let this one tighten, establishing early control and maintaining a 37-point lead by the final buzzer. Boone was efficient with it — 4 of 6 from the field, a perfect 8 for 8 at the line, and 1 of 2 from three. He turned the ball over twice and committed one foul, but the damage done on the other end far outweighed it. A confident, controlled outing in a one-sided Beker campaign. Brussels Basketball's road through this competition ends here with the quarterfinals behind them; Fleurus goes home from Wanfercée-Baulet with a heavy defeat.

Brussels Basketball's 37-point margin tells the story: this was a demolition, not a contest. The opening quarter stayed tight — 26–22 to the visitors after one — but the gap widened steadily through the second. By half-time, Brussels led 47–38, and the third quarter buried CEP Fleurus. A 12-0 run mid-quarter (from 40–47 to 40–59) turned a nine-point lead into a blowout script, and Brussels kept the throttle open through the fourth, eventually leading by as many as 37 with 00:05 left. CEP Fleurus managed just 16 points in the third and 18 in the fourth — a team in freefall against Brussels's relentless pace. Jeremy Conreur kept CEP competitive with 22 points on solid 8/14 shooting and Batiste Blaise chipped in 12, but Anthony Lambot's double-double (13 points, 10 rebounds) could not stem the tide. Brussels, meanwhile, spread the damage. Godwin Tshimanga led with 17 points and 9 rebounds; Eric Boone added 17 points on efficient 4/6 shooting and 8/8 from the line; Wesley Person finished with 16. Three scorers in double figures, three types of threat, and CEP had no answer to any of them. The Beker van België round ended without drama here. Brussels advanced; CEP Fleurus's cup campaign concluded in a heavy loss.

CEP Fleurus and Brussels Basketball square off in Beker van België competition this evening at Salle André Robert, with Anthony Lambot leading Fleurus's attack. The forward has averaged 16 points per game this season and will be central to how his side navigates the cup tie. Cup basketball often pivots on which team settles into rhythm faster. Both clubs will be looking to dictate tempo early and build from there. Tip-off is set for later today — worth tuning in to see which side gets the job done.

Jad Riahi finished with 23 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in just 22 minutes as Royal IV Brussels held off CEP Fleurus 90–81 at the Palais du Midi. The efficiency was evident: 5 of 10 from the field, 5 of 9 from three, and 8 of 9 at the free-throw line, with a clean sheet on turnovers. The nine-point margin does not fully capture how much Riahi's accuracy kept Royal IV Brussels ahead in a Group A contest that CEP Fleurus made competitive through the final stretch. In a division built on depth and consistency, a night where one player moves that efficiently—shooting over 50% overall and better than 55% from range—tends to decide close games. Royal IV Brussels next faces their next Group A assignment.

Royal IV Brussels held off a second-half comeback to edge CEP Fleurus 90–81 in Group A play, a hard-fought win that required a decisive fourth-quarter surge to bury a team that had clawed back from 15 down. The hosts came out sharp. Royal IV Brussels raced to 25–13 after one quarter, then stretched the lead to 15 points early in the second (30–15 with 8:36 to play in that frame). CEP Fleurus, though, chipped away. A 21-point second quarter brought them within 40–34 at the half, and they kept climbing through the third. By late in the third, Fleurus had taken the lead entirely—up 61–55 with just over a minute left in the quarter. Royal IV Brussels had no room for hesitation. An 8-0 run midway through the fourth flipped the script back to 63–61, and the hosts never surrendered again, outscoring Fleurus 29–20 in the final frame to secure a five-point cushion. Jad Riahi steered the home side. He finished with 23 points on efficient shooting (5/10 twos, 5/9 threes) to go with five rebounds, five assists, and a steal. Kenan Mbolhi Senga added 12 points on 6/8 from the field. For Fleurus, Nathan Flonet's 19 points on 7/12 shooting kept them competitive throughout. Royal IV Brussels host Royal Nivelles Basketball on Saturday, 3 October. Fleurus travel to RBC Namur Belgrade the next day.

Anthony Lambot has been CEP Fleurus' engine this season, averaging 16.4 points per game, and he'll find Royal IV Brussels' defense waiting at Palais du Midi. Christopher De Medina anchors the Brussels attack at 12.8 PPG — a different offensive rhythm, but one built to match intensity in a Top Division Men 2 fixture that tips off in roughly five hours. These two clubs have a legitimate matchup here. Lambot's scoring punch is the kind of threat that forces a disciplined defensive game, while De Medina's consistency has kept Brussels competitive. The balance of who controls pace and spacing will likely decide how wide the margin runs. Get in front of a screen for this one — the Belgian domestic game doesn't offer many better windows into how scoring backcourts operate under pressure.

Wannes Tomlow took over inside for Gembo Borgerhout on the road, finishing with 28 points, 12 rebounds and 3 steals across 34 minutes as the visitors held off CEP Fleurus 82–70 in Group A play. The Borgerhout forward was nearly unstoppable in the paint, connecting on 11 of 14 field-goal attempts. He drew fouls at a steady rate too, though his 6-for-12 showing at the line suggests CEP's defence found ways to contest even when Tomlow had position. Three turnovers in a dozen-point margin is noise; what mattered was the efficiency — when he went up, the ball went in. CEP kept it respectable through stretches but never found an answer for Tomlow's touch. Borgerhout's 12-point road win was built on that foundation, and now both clubs turn to their next fixture in what shapes as a tight Group A race.

Gembo Borgerhout held firm in the fourth quarter to beat CEP Fleurus 82–70, a 12-point margin that reflected their control down the stretch. The game itself was tighter than the scoreline suggests — five lead changes and seven ties kept it competitive through the first half, but Gembo's depth and shooting touch proved the difference when it mattered. A 13-0 run midway through the first quarter gave Gembo an early foundation they never fully surrendered. CEP stayed close at the half (42–46), then clawed level after three quarters (60–63), but Gembo outscored them 19–10 in the fourth to seal it. With 31 seconds left, they led by their full 12, and CEP had no answer. Wannes Tomlow was the engine: 28 points on 11/14 shooting and 12 rebounds for a double-double that set the tempo. Quinten Smout added 16 points with four three-pointers, offering the perimeter threat CEP couldn't contain. For CEP, Jeremy Conreur was efficient inside (21 points, 9/11 from the field), but Anthony Lambot's 14 points on 5/14 shooting showed how Gembo's defense tightened when needed. CEP visit Royal IV Brussels on Friday the 18th. Gembo host Hasselt BT the following evening.

Anthony Lambot lit up the scoresheet for CEP Fleurus with 33 points on 11-of-16 shooting, including 5 three-pointers made from eight attempts, while adding 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals across 23 minutes in a 91–78 victory over Basics Melsele-Beveren in the Beker van België group stage. The efficiency was striking — 6 of 7 free throws sealed it — and Lambot's offensive rhythm gave CEP Fleurus clear separation in the second half. The 13-point margin reflected a controlled performance at home rather than a close contest that needed heroics late, but Lambot's shooting stroke and rebound activity set the tempo throughout. The result closed CEP Fleurus's group stage campaign. Lambot's 33-point outing delivered a statement finish to their tournament run. #BekerrvanBelgië #CEPFleurus #BasicssMelsele-Beveren #AnthonyLambot #BelgianBasketball

Anthony Lambot shot the lights out in 23 minutes. The CEP Fleurus forward finished with 33 points on 11-of-16 shooting, including 5 three-pointers on 8 attempts, to go with 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals in his side's 91–78 win over Basics Melsele-Beveren at home in the Beker van België group stage. That kind of efficiency—68 percent from the floor, 63 percent from deep, 86 percent from the line—is the kind of night that decides games. Lambot's scoring punch kept CEP Fleurus ahead throughout, and he moved fluidly between catch-and-shoot looks and offensive rebounding work to keep Melsele-Beveren at arm's length. The 13-point margin reflected the gulf between the two sides' scoring touch. For CEP Fleurus, this marks the end of their group campaign. Melseke-Beveren will look to bounce back in their remaining fixtures.