B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries - A · 29 min★★★★★
17 pts1 reb2 ast58.0 TIB EFF
Maxime Depuydt, 17 points on 6-of-11 shooting with a clean 3-of-5 from three, carried B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries to a 89–80 road win over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B in Group B play. The 29-minute performance also included 2 assists and a steal, and he did not turn the ball over — a composed night in a nine-point victory.
B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries built and held their margin in a steady performance rather than a runaway. Depuydt's efficiency on limited volume — he was selective and accurate when he shot — meant the load was distributed, keeping Val-Dieu within reach until the final stretch pulled away.
Next up, B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries face their next Group B fixture.
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B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries held off a late rally to beat Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 89–80 in Group B, a nine-point margin that tells the real story: Flénu-Frameries built something and kept it, even when their opponents came hard in the fourth.
The first half traded leads through five changes and six ties. Val-Dieu found early rhythm, leading 16–10 midway through the first, but Flénu-Frameries stayed close and held a slim 47–45 advantage at the break. Everything shifted in the third quarter. Flénu-Frameries tore off a 15–0 run—from 57–54 to 57–69—that let them breathe at 59–74 after three. Val-Dieu clawed back hard in the fourth, outscoring their hosts 21–15, but couldn't close the gap; Flénu-Frameries' lead ballooned to 16 at one point (79–63 with 6:23 left in the frame) and that proved enough.
Maxime Depuydt led Flénu-Frameries with 17 points on efficient 6/11 shooting, plus 2 assists. Thibaut Bronchart added 15 points and 7 rebounds; Junior Bonsenge chipped in 15 on 5/9 from the field. For Val-Dieu, Noa Bronne's 16 points on 6/10 shooting—3 of 4 from three—kept them in contention down the stretch, while Ilan Mbessang (15 points, 4 rebounds) and Philippe Stoffel (13 points) provided solid support.
Val-Dieu host RBC Pepinster East Belgium on Friday 2 October, looking to bounce back.
Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B host B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries in Top Division Men 2 this evening at Salle Pierre de Coubertin in Jumet. The matchup pits Noa Bronne, who has averaged 15.3 points per game this season for Spirou, against Mathieu Houdart and Flénu-Frameries' offensive shape — Houdart sits at 13.4 PPG so far.
Spirou will be looking to control the tempo at home; Flénu-Frameries will test how well the hosts can manage a road side that has shown it can stay competitive in this division. The details of recent form and head-to-head history will matter more than prediction, so watch how each team's shooting settles early and whether either side can establish a rhythm in the paint.
Tip-off is in about six hours. Tune in to see how these two square up.
Royal IV Brussels - A · 34 min★★★★★
11 pts9 reb7 ast80.5 TIB EFF
Raphael Morini ran the offense with precision as Royal IV Brussels closed out their group-stage campaign with a 16-point road win over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B, 89–73. The playmaker finished with 11 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists across 34 minutes, adding 4 steals to a well-rounded performance — though his shot selection was uneven at 4-of-10 from the field (2-of-6 from three).
The margin tells the real story: Royal IV Brussels established control early and never yielded it, building enough cushion that Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B could not stage a meaningful comeback. Morini's ability to keep the ball moving and force turnovers on the perimeter kept the hosts off-balance throughout.
With their group stage now complete, Royal IV Brussels' tournament run ends here.
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Royal IV Brussels pulled clear in the third quarter and never looked back, outscoring Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 32–19 in that frame to turn a two-point halftime lead into an 11-point cushion. Brussels dominated the middle of the game; Val-Dieu, who had kept pace through the opening half (42–40 at the break), could not sustain it.
The fourth quarter was no comeback story. Val-Dieu managed only 12 points to Brussels' 17, the gap widening to 16 by the final buzzer. It was a controlled performance from Brussels, not a desperate fight.
Kenan Mbolhi Senga led Brussels with 20 points and 8 rebounds on efficient 8/12 shooting, while Noah Zappulla added 15 points and 4 assists and Emmanuel Fundi Bin Musemena chipped in 12 on a near-perfect 6/7 from the field. For Val-Dieu, Ilan Mbessang's 13 points and Léon Franckx's 12 came too isolated; Benjamin Muamba's 10 (on 4/5 shooting) offered flashes, but no one else stepped in to carry the load.
This was Val-Dieu's group-stage campaign in full: competitive early, outpaced by the sharper side when it mattered. Brussels moved on; Val-Dieu's Beker van België run ended here.
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Spirou Basket Charleroi B pulled clear in the group stage with a 12-point win over Bavi Vilvoorde, the margin reflecting how decisively they controlled the opening quarter and held firm down the stretch.
Charleroi B set the tone early, racing to 26–10 after one. Vilvoorde stayed competitive through the second, both teams posting 16 points in that frame, but Charleroi B held a 42–26 lead at half-time. The third quarter tightened—Vilvoorde outscored them 16–13—yet Charleroi B's buffer held at 55–42 entering the fourth. A late rally from Vilvoorde (25 to Charleroi B's 24 in the final frame) wasn't enough to bridge the gap.
Bronne Noa led Charleroi B with 17 PTS on 5/10 shooting, adding 4 REB, 3 AST and a spotless 5/5 from the line. Mohammed Tlarhi contributed 16 PTS on efficient 7/12 work, while Baptiste Seny grabbed 11 PTS and 6 REB. For Vilvoorde, Lenny Coppens mounted the main threat with 18 PTS and 9 REB, though he needed 12 attempts to find his rhythm.
Charleroi B host Royal IV Brussels on Sunday 30 Aug.
Val-Dieu Spirou Basket - B · 19 min★★★★★
13 pts9 reb3 ast74.5 TIB EFF
Jules Rotsaert ran the offense to near-perfection in Spirou Basket Charleroi B's 102–88 win over BC Guco Lier B, threading eight assists against five turnovers across 28 minutes in the Group Stage.
The 18-point performance—on 7-of-15 shooting with a pair of three-pointers made—carried Charleroi's attacking game in the away fixture. Rotsaert added four rebounds and two steals, the kind of all-around shift that tilted the rhythm decisively. A 14-point margin is not a squeaker, and Charleroi's floor general got there by dictating tempo and decision-making rather than forcing.
It was a composed display: he made both free throws, stayed mostly efficient from range, and kept the turnover rate reasonable for a ballhandler running half an offense. BC Guco never found an answer to that tempo control.
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🏀 Final: BC Guco Lier B 88–102 Spirou Basket Charleroi B.
Top: Max Bulens 26 PTS.
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