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.