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Other NM1 games — Fri 23 October

Laval vs Tours — NM1 · Friday 23 October at 20:30

Laval
60—82
Tours
Final
TeamMINPTSFG3PTFTeFG%ORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFDEVALPIR
Laval199:606018‑589‑3315‑2038.8%9324115432016185860
Tours199:608235‑776‑286‑1649.4%14314513501218168179

Laval

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTeFG%ORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVALPIR
#17 Alexis Racine26:35174‑74‑75‑685.7%123001534-181213
#11 Romain Grégoire30:56112‑80‑67‑825.0%088401515-181216
#10 Antoine Belkessa35:03104‑132‑80‑038.5%213510213-21810
#9 Sandro Perazza24:3152‑71‑50‑035.7%033210102-957
#0 Mohammed Olutokunbo Abdulsalam20:1641‑50‑02‑420.0%3811020032-101110
#28 Louis Le Carrer17:1094‑51‑20‑090.0%2132002200119
#3 Junior Madut16:0931‑61‑50‑025.0%033000341-17-2-5
#5 Raphael Nagau-Trouart9:4010‑00‑01‑2—000100011+111
#23 Emryss Mormin19:4000‑70‑00‑00.0%033101010-18-2-3
#4 Théo Foucher0:0000‑00‑00‑0—000000000000

Tours

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTeFG%ORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVALPIR
#6 Ambroise Couture21:21114‑101‑32‑645.0%358110225+2912
#13 Yann Siegwarth30:52115‑141‑60‑039.3%066210122+151010
#29 Kameronn Selebangue28:5784‑100‑30‑240.0%033500131+1575
#12 Saian Aricique24:2073‑101‑60‑035.0%235210140+1473
#21 Josaphat Bilau13:2242‑40‑00‑050.0%235100140+1173
#26 Jules Gibey20:34178‑111‑30‑177.3%112110101+151617
#22 Franck-Didier Yetna24:14165‑92‑54‑666.7%134010014+131518
#95 Gedeon Dimoke Osango15:5263‑70‑10‑142.9%213100022+855
#14 Moulaye Mamadou Sissoko20:1621‑10‑00‑0100.0%123000401+1812
#2 Noah Ghazi--Vargas0:1200‑10‑10‑00.0%000000000-1-1-1
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
Laval182013960
Tours2420191982

Tours Dominates Laval, Secures Road Win

Tours showcased their collective strength in an assertive 82-60 road victory over Laval. The visitors established control early, holding a six-point lead at halftime (38-44) and extending it to twelve entering the final period (51-63). The decisive blow came in the fourth quarter, where Tours outscored Laval 19-9 to seal the contest. Their 45% field goal shooting proved too much for Laval's 31% effort, and a staggering 41 points from Tours' bench dwarfed Laval's 13 bench points. While Alexis Racine scored 17 points and Romain Grégoire added 17 points alongside 8 rebounds, Laval couldn't match Tours' offensive output. Off the bench, Jules Gibey led Tours with 17 points, complemented by Franck-Didier Yetna's 16, propelling Tours to a 4-4 record and second place in Group B.

This loss leaves Laval struggling at the wrong end of the standings, now holding a 1-6 record and occupying 13th place in Group B.