CBL Round 10: Extra Joss F. beat MOEF in the most crucial game of the week

Here is the last round review presented by ESL.

First ranked Extra Joss F. faced 4th ranked MOEF. Guests from Phnom Penh (8-1) defeated host MOEF (4-5) 74-64. Extra Joss F. have a solid four-game winning streak. Defending champion maintains first position with 8-1 record. Newly promoted MOEF keeps the fourth place with five games lost.
The game in was also worth to mention about. Second ranked Mekongers (7-1) played at the court of 5th ranked Master Tapsi (2-6). Mekongers did not have too big problems and got a relatively easy victory 76-58. Mekongers have an impressive six-game winning streak. Newly promoted Mekongers maintains second position with 7-1 record behind leader Extra Joss F. Master Tapsi at the other side, also newcomer in the league, keeps the fifth place with six games lost.

In the last game of round 10 bottom-ranked Beyong was defeated by Dragons in Phnom Penh 72-57.

Master Tapsi - Mekongers 58-76

The game in was also worth to mention about. Second ranked Mekongers (7-1) played at the court of 5th ranked Master Tapsi (2-6). Mekongers did not have too big problems and got a relatively easy victory 76-58. Mekongers have an impressive six-game winning streak. Newly promoted Mekongers maintains second position with 7-1 record behind leader Extra Joss F. Master Tapsi at the other side, also newcomer in the league, keeps the fifth place with six games lost.

Dragons - Beyong 72-57

There was no surprise in Phnom Penh where 7th ranked Beyong (1-7) was defeated by third ranked Dragons (6-3) 72-57. Newly promoted Dragons maintains third position with 6-3 record having just two points less than leader Extra Joss F. Beyong at the other side stay at the bottom place with seven games lost.

MOEF - Extra Joss F. 64-74

First ranked Extra Joss F. faced 4th ranked MOEF. Guests from Phnom Penh (8-1) defeated host MOEF (4-5) 74-64. Extra Joss F. have a solid four-game winning streak. Defending champion maintains first position with 8-1 record. Newly promoted MOEF keeps the fourth place with five games lost.