Belfius Mons-Hainaut — Antwerp Giants: 63:100, BNXT League

Antwerp Giants beat Mons-Eno 100:63 in the BNXT League on 3 October 2026. The visitors made it clear from the start that they were not here to negotiate. And here's the thing, this was not a contest from the first whistle.

The gap between the sides showed itself in the scoreboard. Antwerp sat top of the table after 34 games with 29 wins and only five defeats. Mons-Eno, meanwhile, had won nine and lost 25, sitting at the foot of the standings. By then the result felt inevitable.

The visitors had been testing themselves against Ostend in their last five outings, winning three and losing two. They brought that same edge to Mons-Eno's floor. The hosts paid for a sloppy opening and never really got back into the game.

We had called for the away side to win, with 62 per cent confidence. The prediction came through, and it was not close. Antwerp found no answer for the visitors' pace and let the tie slip well before anyone could pretend it was competitive.

The final margin of 37 points tells you everything about the difference in quality. Mons-Eno's recent form has been consistently poor, and they lost to Antwerp 76:116 in May as well. The line has barely moved.

Antwerp remain on top of the BNXT League table after 34 matches. Mons-Eno continue their struggle at the bottom, now 25 defeats deep into the campaign. Cup football has its own rules, but this was league football and the hierarchy showed itself.