Raphael Morini carried Royal IV Brussels on both ends of the floor with 15 points, 9 rebounds and 3 steals in 29 minutes, but it was not enough to overcome Phantoms Basket Boom's offensive depth at the Palais du Midi. The Brussels side fell 75–84 at home, a nine-point margin that reflected the visitors' control through the middle stages. Morini shot efficiently from the field (5/9, including 3/6 from three) and worked the glass hard—the kind of all-around night that typically wins close games. His defensive activity, evidenced by the three steals and two blocks, kept Royal IV Brussels in contention. Yet Phantoms' balance proved too much to weather; the home side's scoring stalled when it mattered most. The loss leaves room for regret, because Morini's performance—solid both ways—deserved better support. Royal IV Brussels will need to find more secondary scoring when they face their next Group A opponent.