In a closely fought Champions League match, Brest triumphed over Krim Mercator Ljubljana with a final score of 28-25, keeping their perfect record intact in the tournament. The game was filled with intense back-and-forth scoring, with both teams showing strong performances throughout. The match highlighted the high level of competition in the Champions League, where every point can be crucial for a team's standing. The game started with Krim Mercator Ljubljana taking an early lead. Ana Abina made an immediate impact by scoring five goals on nine shots within the first ten minutes. However, Brest managed to stay competitive thanks to Méline Nocandy, who scored six goals on eight shots. Brest faced a brief lull in the early stages, allowing Krim to score three consecutive goals, including a one-shot goal by Lana Puncer, which created the largest gap of the match. Brest responded strongly, erasing the deficit with a 4-0 run just before halftime, led by Clarisse Mairot, who scored four goals on seven shots. However, Krim managed to score one final goal before halftime, thanks to Anne Johansen, keeping the score difference at one goal heading into the break. The second half followed a similar pattern, with Brest maintaining the lead but struggling to increase it. This situation changed quickly when Annika Lott scored two goals on four shots, helping Brest extend their lead by three points. Despite efforts from Liliane Martins, who scored four goals on six shots, Krim could not close the gap beyond two points. Daria Michalak extended Brest's lead to four points at the start of the final ten minutes. In the closing moments, Krim showed signs of nervousness in front of Brest's goal, which allowed Brest to secure the victory. Camille Depuiset played a key role in the final phase, making several crucial saves to preserve the lead. This win keeps Brest in a strong position in the Champions League, remaining in contention with other unbeaten teams like Esbjerg and Ferencvaros.