Brno – Villeneuve-d’Ascq: 45-71
If it took six minutes for Villeneuve-d’Ascq to score his first points, the daughters of Rachid Meziane, already wide winners in the first leg (82-42), were never worried by Brno in group L Thanks in particular to their brand new recruit Christelle Diallo (15 points, 7 rebounds) and their back Jolene Anderson (16 points), the Villeneuvoises, intractable in the racket (47 rebounds including 16 offensives), opened the doors to the sixteenth of final.
Friborg – Bourges: 59-82
After his card of the first leg (102-49), Bourges logically won 82-59 in Switzerland, in the wake of its leader Elin Eldebrink, author of 22 points (4/6 to 3 points). The Berruyères, firmly attached to the first place in group G, thus obtain their ticket for the round of 16.
Bologna – Charleville: 60-80
Launched by Lisa Berkani (21 points) and Evelyn Akhator (20 points), the Flames won their second game in five days in Group H, in Bologna. They will play their qualification in the sixteenth in Guernica (Spain), on December 1st.
Haukar – Tarbes: 41-79
Even without his best player Ana Tadic, positive for the Covid, Tarbes, leader of the group, has never been worried by the Icelanders of Haukar, newcomers in the European Cup. The TGB will try to keep its first place next Wednesday in Villeneuve-d’Ascq, which will have to win by nine points to take the lead.
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