Third-ranked Gréngewald Hueschtert answered its previous defeat with a 110-67 road win over seventh-ranked Résidence Walferdange, while RES slipped to a second straight loss.
The game turned sharply after an unexpected opening. Walferdange started 16-0 and looked in full control, then still led 18-16 late in the first quarter. From that point, Yannick Julien's team changed the rhythm completely: GRE finished the period on a 14-0 burst and, more broadly, produced a 30-2 run to flip the score from 0-16 to 30-18. That stretch set the tone for the rest of the evening.
GRE led 53-39 at halftime and then delivered the decisive blow in the third quarter. An 8-0 start after the break pushed the margin further, and the visitors won the period 32-13 to build an 85-52 advantage. The lead later reached 43 points.
Noah Terence Stansbury Daleiden (18, 1.95m) was the main force with 32 points and played a major role in the comeback, scoring 10 of GRE's first 16 points. Sam Urwald (GRE) added 24, while Linus Schumacher (GRE) had 12 and Luca Pividor (GRE) 11. GRE's inside efficiency stood out in raw production terms, with 86 of its 110 points coming from two-point field goals.
RES had four players in double figures. Kristupas Zilionis (18, LTU) finished with 17 points, Aurel Nicula (RES) added 16, and Noé Bovery (RES) plus Raphael Solomon (RES) scored 13 each. Walferdange also found 30 points from three-point range, but after its fast start it could not contain GRE's offensive flow.
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