BNXT League 03/23 19:00 1 [10] Basketball Academie Limburg v Liege Basket [7] L 86-84
ENBL 03/20 16:30 3 [1] Juventus v Liege Basket [4] L 96-87
BNXT League 03/15 19:00 1 [8] Liege Basket v Landstede Zwolle [4] W 90-70
ENBL 03/13 19:00 3 [4] Liege Basket v Juventus [1] W 95-84
BNXT League 03/06 18:30 1 [10] Donar Groningen v Liege Basket [8] L 81-75
BNXT Belgium 02/17 19:30 22 [5] Liege Basket v Kangoeroes Basket [7] W 84-74
BNXT Belgium 02/14 19:30 21 [1] Oostende v Liege Basket [5] L 94-76
BNXT Belgium 02/09 19:00 20 [6] Liege Basket v Antwerp Giants [2] W 86-80
ENBL 02/06 19:00 1 [3] Liege Basket v Siauliai [2] L 74-97
BNXT Belgium 02/02 19:30 19 [6] Kortrijk Spurs v Liege Basket [8] W 83-94
BNXT Belgium 01/26 19:30 18 [7] Liege Basket v Spirou Charleroi [8] L 83-92
ENBL 01/23 19:30 1 [8] Newcastle Eagles v Liege Basket [3] L 100-92
ENBL 01/16 15:00 1 Liege Basket v CSO Voluntari - Postponed
BNXT Belgium 01/12 19:30 17 [8] Brussels Basketball v Liege Basket [4] L 94-86
BNXT Belgium 01/10 19:00 15 [8] Liege Basket v Leuven Bears [10] W 77-75
BNXT Belgium 01/05 19:00 16 Liege Basket v Okapi Aalst W 81-62
ENBL 12/28 17:00 1 [8] Brno v Liege Basket [3] W 62-95
BNXT Belgium 12/22 19:30 14 [3] Limburg United v Liege Basket [8] W 82-87
ENBL 12/13 19:00 1 [5] Liege Basket v Valmiera [8] W 97-68
Belgium Cup 12/11 19:30 3 Liege Basket v Leuven Bears W 94-93
Belgium Cup 12/08 19:30 3 Leuven Bears v Liege Basket L 90-70
BNXT Belgium 12/01 19:00 12 [6] Liege Basket v Kortrijk Spurs [5] L 83-85
ENBL 11/28 17:30 1 [5] Keila v Liege Basket [7] W 92-96
BNXT Belgium 11/25 19:30 11 [10] Mons-Hainaut v Liege Basket [7] W 66-68
BNXT Belgium 11/18 19:30 10 [5] Kangoeroes Basket v Liege Basket [8] W 50-63
ENBL 11/15 17:00 1 [4] CSO Voluntari v Liege Basket [5] L 89-68
BNXT Belgium 11/10 19:30 8 [11] Okapi Aalstar v Liege Basket [6] W 80-83
BNXT Belgium 11/05 14:00 7 [9] Liege Basket v Limburg United [4] W 75-72
BNXT Belgium 10/28 18:00 6 [4] Antwerp Giants v Liege Basket [5] L 81-71
Belgium Cup 10/22 13:00 - Liege Basket v Kortrijk Spurs W 81-80

Wikipedia - Liège Basket

Liège Basket is a Belgian professional basketball club from Liège. The club competes in the BNXT League. Founded in 1967, the team plays at 5,600 seat Country Hall Ethias Liège.

The club is one of the traditional clubs in Belgian basketball, having played in the top flight division since 2001. Liège Basket's accolades include one Belgian Cup (in 2004) and two Belgian Supercups (in 2004 and 2009).

History

The club was founded in Fléron as the Fléron Basket Club in 1967. After being an amateur league for its first years, the team hired its first professional coach in 1975. In 1977 and 1981, the Fléron promoted to the first regional league. In 1983, the club made its debut on the national level as it promoted to the Fourth National Division. In 2000, the club decided to merge with BC Hannut and Essor Hannut, relocating to the city of Liège.

After the move to Lìege, the club quickly promoted to the First National League. In 2001, the club's debut in Europe was made after it qualified as 7th in the previous season. In the 2001–02 FIBA Korać Cup, the team lost to French side Racing Paris in the first round. Three years later, in 2004, the team wins its first silverware when it captures the Belgian Basketball Cup for the first time.

In the 2008–09 season, the team had its best European campaign when it reached the Top 16 of the 2008–09 FIBA EuroChallenge. In 2010, Liège played in the championship playoffs for the first time, but loses to Spirou Charleroi.

Since the 2021–22 season, Liège plays in the BNXT League, in which the national leagues of Belgium and the Netherlands have been merged. After the 2020s were characterised mainly by financial problems for Liège, the club was purchased by an American investors group in 2022. The Mickael Sports Group, owned by Ernie Cambo, purchased all shares in the team. Following the acquisition, head coach Lionel Bosco was sacked and replaced by Brad Greenberg.

On October 3, the club announced that they will be boycotting the away-game against Antwerp Giants on October 28 because of "partisan" refereeing in away-games, also saynig that "Belgian players get better calls then foreigners. The BNXT League responded by saying that if they actually pull through, Liège will be refused access to the playoffs on top of a €2500 fine. The League put the deadline for the decision on October 10. On October 9, they announced that the will play against the Antwerp Giants.

Liege Basket is a professional basketball team based in the city of Liege, Belgium. The team was founded in 1952 and has since become one of the most successful basketball teams in the country. Liege Basket competes in the Belgian Basketball League, which is the top-tier basketball league in Belgium.

The team has a rich history of success, having won the Belgian Cup six times and the Belgian Championship four times. Liege Basket has also competed in various European competitions, including the EuroLeague and the EuroCup.

The team's home arena is the Country Hall Ethias Liege, which has a seating capacity of 5,600 spectators. Liege Basket's colors are red and white, and the team's mascot is a lion named Leo.

Liege Basket is known for its fast-paced and aggressive style of play, with a focus on strong defense and quick transitions. The team has a talented roster of players from around the world, including Belgium, the United States, and various European countries.

Overall, Liege Basket is a respected and successful basketball team with a passionate fan base and a commitment to excellence on and off the court.