In a Basketball Champions League game, Nanterre defeated Gravelines-Dunkerque with a final score of 101-73. The match started with both teams trading points back and forth, but Nanterre managed to take control during the first half. Xavier Castañeda played a crucial role for Nanterre, scoring 29 points, dishing out 6 assists, and making 3 steals. His overall performance earned him the Most Valuable Player (MVP) designation for the game. The game took a significant turn in the second half when Jacob Gilyard, the captain of Gravelines-Dunkerque, was ejected from the game after receiving his second technical foul. Gilyard voiced his frustration on social media, criticizing the decision. His removal proved to be a turning point, as Gravelines-Dunkerque struggled to match Nanterre's intensity and focus without their leader on the court. Gravelines-Dunkerque made efforts to keep up, with players like Soren Bracq and Jaren Lewis contributing, but they faced issues with turnovers and poor rebounding. These problems allowed Nanterre to increase their lead and maintain control of the game. This win marked Nanterre's continued success at home, following an earlier victory over Pau. Meanwhile, Gravelines-Dunkerque remains winless in the season so far, highlighting the challenges they continue to face in the competition.