Limburg defeated Liège 101-73 in the BNXT League on Thursday evening. The away side completed a comfortable victory with a 28-point margin in front of their own crowd.
Limburg sit fifth in the standings after 34 games, with 23 wins and 11 defeats. They had lost their previous fixture 109-100 to Kangaroos Mechelen on October 2nd, but this result put them back on track.
Liège were already reeling from a 94-70 defeat to Brussels just three days earlier. The second loss in as many days means they are running out of games to salvage their campaign.
The visitors found no answer to Limburg's offensive output from the opening tip. The hosts were second to everything in the paint and could not contain the perimeter shooting.
Limburg's recent record against Antwerp Giants shows they can compete with the league's established sides. Four games, two wins, two losses — a pattern that suggests they belong in the upper half.
The result leaves Limburg five points clear of the teams behind them. Liège drop further down the table with this defeat, their goal difference now a concern for the coaching staff.
