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Since the start of the season, the Limoges CSP has been blowing hot and cold. This Sunday, April 20 in Beaublanc, the Limougeauds bowed after three extensions against BCM Gravelines-Dunkerque (110-122). A frustrating defeat since it could have activated the club in Betclic Elite.
A whisper game start
Despite the support of its audience at the Palais des Sports de Beaublanc, the Limoges CSP bowed this Sunday evening against a formidable Gravelinoise team. Despite a slow match on both sides, the teammates of a very impactful Mohamed Diarra (25 points at 8/13 shots and 10 rebounds for 36 evaluation) took a better start in this first half to return to the locker room with 5 advances ahead (44-39, 20 ′).
Mohamed Diarra gets extensions for the CSP
Yet well entered his match and at the head at the break, the Limoges CSP fell back into his crossing back on the parquet floor, hosting a scathing 17-2 and even leaving the Maritimes ironing in the posting board (46-48, 24 ′). Dominated in all sectors of the game and hard, the Limougeauds have taken the water in this third quarter. Guided by the untenable doublet Glynn Watson Jr. (48 points at 14/25 on shots and 5 rebounds for 44 evaluation)-Tajuan Agee (16 points at 6/19 on shots), the men of Jean-Christophe Prat resumed the advantage at the best time. Led by two points to ten minutes from the term (56-58, 30 ′), Limoges resumed a shine in these last ten minutes but knew how to make the back to force the Maritimes to compete in extensions (83-83, 40 ′).
Glynn Watson Jr (48 points) Ice Beaublanc after three extensions
In these 15 minutes of thrilling and hooked extensions, it was the BCM Gravelines-Dunkirk who came out of this tough battle. And the maritime hero is called Glynn Watson Jr., author of last fifteen minutes of very high quality. With this defeat on the thread after a triple extension (110-122), Limoges spoils a great opportunity with a view to maintaining an elite Betclic. For its part, Gravelines-Dunkirk sees upwards.
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