Dziki Warszawa and Brussels Basketball looking to extend win streaks
Two games are to be played on Tuesday, November 18. Dziki Warszawa will try to extend their win streak, hosting Go+ Peja. Brussels Basketball, fresh off their first victory, will meet Keila Coolbet.
Dziki Warszawa vs Go+ Peja
Series history: Dziki Warszawa (2-1) will face Go+ Peja (1-2) for the first time.
Dziki Warszawa are on a two game winning streak, thanks to road wins at the Newcastle Eagles, 91-68, on October 21, and at BK Olomoucko, 101-55, on October 28.
Go+ Peja entered the winning board with a 96-81 home success against Spartak Pleven on October 28.
National championships: Dziki Warszawa are 3-4 at the Orlen PLK.
The Wild won at Arka Gdynia, 96-78, on November 3, defeated Dabrowa Gornicza, 96-93, on November 9, and suffered a 85-96 loss at the hands of King Szczecin on November 13.
Go+ Peja are 5-1 at the Kosovo Superliga.
Peja suffered their first defeat at undefeated Bashkimi Prizren, 79-83, on November 15.
Know your referees
Crew chief: Michal Chrakowiecki (Poland) – Orlen PLK referee from 2012, FIBA referee from 2019; has worked in numerous play-off and final games.
Umpire 1: Ngadhnjim Shabani (Kosovo) – FIBA referee from 2021, Kosovo Super league referee from 2016, has officiated in the ENBL 2022-2023 season, Balkan International Basketball league and the Unique League (Albania-Kosovo).
Umpire 2: Bartlomiej Kucharski (Poland) – Orlen PLK referee from 2016, FIBA referee from 2021; has worked at the 2023 Polish Men`s Cup final and the 2023 Orlen Basket Liga final; has worked at the 2023 and 2024 ENBL Final Four.
Observer (at the video): Tanel Suslov (Estonia).
ENBL access: follow the game on YouTube
Brussels Basketball vs Keila Coolbet
Series history: Brussels Basketball (1-3) will face Keila Coolbet (0-3) for the first time.
Brussels Basketball won at Slovan Bratislava, 72-66, on November 4, to end three game losing streak.
Keila Coolbet lost to Slovan Bratislava, 79-95, on November 11.
National championships: Brussels Basketball are 5-3 at the BNXT league.
They are on a three game winning streak, following a 88-83 road win at Leuven, on November 8, and against Charleroi, 88-69, on November 14.
Keila Coolbet are 2-6 at the Optibet Estonia and Latvia league.
They are on a four game losing streak in all competitions after a 91-81 victory over University of Latvia on October 31.
The next four opponents are strong as well.
Know your referees
Crew chief: Renauld Geller (Belgium) – first Belgian league referee from 2003, FIBA referee 2005-2020, Euroleague referee 2008-2020; has worked at the EuroBasket 2011 in Lithuania, EuroBasket 2013 in Slovenia, EuroBasket 2015 in France and the 2014 Women`s World Cup.
Umpire 1: Ranno Konks (Estonia) – referee from 2009, has worked at the Optibet Estonia and Latvia league for last seven years; has been nominated for numerous Estonian play-off games.
Umpire 2: Joachim Kishigha (Belgium) – first division referee in Belgium from 2019, has worked at the 2024 European University games final.
Observer (at the video): Oskars Lucis (Latvia).
ENBL access: follow the game on YouTube
ENBL standings as of November 17, 2025 | without tie-breakers
CSO Voluntari 4-0, +71
Syntainics MBC 3-0, +90
BK Opava 3-0, +54
Iraklis BC 3-0, +26
Tindastoll 3-1, +38
Sigal Prishtina 3-1, +19
Dinamo Zagreb 2-0, +5
Dziki Warszawa 2-1, +67
Bristol Flyers 2-1, +16
Valmiera Glass/ViA 2-1, +2
Dubrava Zagreb 2-2, +17
Donar Groningen 2-2, +13
Manchester 2-2, +1
Riga Zelli 2-2, -8
TalTech Alexela 2-2, -9
Spartak Pleven 2-2, -10
Slovan Bratislava 2-4, -10
Go+ Peja 1-2, -11
BK Olomoucko 1-2, -44
Hefte Helfen Bulls 1-3, -9
Brussels Basketball 1-3, -21
Gimle Basket 1-3, -65
Fyllingen Lions 0-4, -115
Keila Coolbet 0-3, -21
Alkar Sinj 0-3, -59
Newcastle Eagles 0-2, -37
2025-2026 ENBL format and pools
2025-2026 ENBL schedule UPD10
2025 ENBL classification
