Coretec Oostende held off a back-and-forth contest to beat AB InBev Leuven Bears 66–54, a 12-point margin that masks how close things stayed for most of the afternoon. The teams traded leads seven times and were level on five occasions, but a decisive fourth-quarter run from Oostende — a 15-0 burst that pushed the score from 49–52 to 64–52 midway through — finally broke the tie. AB InBev Leuven Bears opened strong, winning the first quarter 21–16 and leading by as much as 7 early in the second (31–24 with 5:15 left). Oostende clawed back, outscoring them 15–12 in that quarter to trail 31–33 at the half. The third was even, 18–18, leaving Leuven ahead 51–49 with a quarter to play. But Oostende dominated the fourth 17–3, controlling the final stretch with their largest lead at 64–52 with 2:48 remaining. Roel Bucumi led Leuven with 20 points on 7-of-13 shooting, but his teammates couldn't find rhythm when it mattered — the team as a whole mustered only 3 points in the fourth quarter. For Oostende, Pierre-Antoine Gillet was the steadying force: 13 points and 10 rebounds (double-double) on efficient 4-of-6 shooting, while AJ Clayton added 14 on 6-of-11 from the field. Gillet's 3-of-4 from three kept the floor open when the pace slowed. The loss ends a two-game winning streak for Leuven, dropping them to 3–2. Oostende improve to 3–2 and host Windrose Giants Antwerp on Sunday. Leuven travel to Heroes Den Bosch the same day.