CBL Round 8: Beyong still unable to win any game

Here is the last round review presented by ESL.

Bottom-ranked Beyong (0-6) tried to put together a comeback for its first victory of the season, but they fell short in the 121-103 loss to second ranked Extra Joss F. (6-1) in on Tuesday evening. But it was rather predictable considering how strong their opponent was. Defending champion keeps a position of league leader. Beyong at the other side still closes the standings with six games lost.
The game with biggest result difference took place in . Local MOEF (4-3) outscored 6th ranked Asian B. (2-6) 97-59. Newly promoted MOEF maintains fourth position with 4-3 record. Asian B. at the other side keeps the sixth place with six games lost.

In the last game of round 8 Master Tapsi was defeated by Dragons in Phnom Penh 99-87.

Dragons - Master Tapsi 99-87

There was no surprise in Phnom Penh where 5th ranked Master Tapsi (2-5) was defeated by third ranked Dragons (5-2) 99-87. Newly promoted Dragons maintains third position with 5-2 record behind leader Extra Joss F. Master Tapsi at the other side, also newcomer in the league, keeps the fifth place with five games lost.

Beyong - Extra Joss F. 103-121

Bottom-ranked Beyong (0-6) tried to put together a comeback for its first victory of the season, but they fell short in the 121-103 loss to second ranked Extra Joss F. (6-1) in on Tuesday evening. But it was rather predictable considering how strong their opponent was. Defending champion keeps a position of league leader. Beyong at the other side still closes the standings with six games lost.

MOEF - Asian B. 97-59

The game with biggest result difference took place in . Local MOEF (4-3) outscored 6th ranked Asian B. (2-6) 97-59. Newly promoted MOEF maintains fourth position with 4-3 record. Asian B. at the other side keeps the sixth place with six games lost.