Limoges host Boulazac at Limoges Arena on October 31 in a regular LNB fixture between two sides in the lower half of the table. Limoges sit 11th and Boulazac 14th, a gap of three places. With the season still young, the match matters mostly for the early-season standings and for which side can turn a mixed run into momentum.

Recent form is the most revealing factor. Limoges have won one and lost three of their last four LNB games: a 92-75 home win over Saint Quentin on October 3, then defeats at Chalon/Saone (82-74) and Dijon (108-96) and a 97-94 home loss to Lyon-Villeurbanne on October 17. They also won 99-88 at Toulouse in the French Cup on October 13, which breaks up the league run and shows the attack can score freely. Boulazac's league run is harder to read. They beat JL Bourg 84-73 on October 10 but lost 87-75 at Strasbourg on October 3, 90-75 at Paris on October 18 and 97-72 at home to Le Mans on October 24. That last result is the heaviest margin in either team's recent sequence, and it came in their most recent game.

Head-to-head history adds context. Limoges have won eight of the ten meetings in the data, including all five played at their ground. Boulazac's two wins came on December 19, 2025 (92-80) and November 16, 2019 (84-81). Limoges won the most recent meeting, 80-72, on May 7, 2026.

Neither side has reported injuries, so both should have their full squads. Boulazac's manager, Amir Ghalenoei, has a settled group to choose from, and the visitors will need to improve defensively after conce