23 points of difference. Belgium beat Bosnia and Herzegovina last night (102-79) in a very important game at group A of the Additional Qualifying Round to get one spot for the Eurobasket of Poland. On the standings bosnians are first (3-1) over Belgium (2-1) and Portugal (0-3). Against balcanic team Yannick Driesen ('88) played 7 minutes (4 points & 2 rebounds) and Thomas Dreesen ('88), only 1. For Bosnia and Herzegovina Nihad Djedovic ('90) collected 8 points and 2 assists, Nemanja Gordic ('88) 7 and 2 assists, and Elmedin Kikanovic ('88) 5 and 3 rebounds.

At group B, with France qualyfied for the final, french squad lost in Finland (77-73) even the good job of Antonie Diot ('89) with 15 points and 3/3 behind the arc. Edwin Jackson ('89) didn't play. At finish side Petteri Koponen ('88) shined with 15 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists. On the standings France is first (3-1) below Finland and Italy, both with a 1-2 balance.