Preview of LF Women’s Basketball Game: Landes at Chartres

CHARTRES, France (Interstat) — A clash between title contenders and a team fighting for momentum will unfold Saturday when Landes visits Chartres in a France LF women’s professional basketball game.

The matchup at Chartres pits one of the league’s elite against a squad seeking consistency. Landes arrives with a formidable 28-9 record across all competitions, positioning them near the top of the standings. Chartres, at 7-15, is looking to build on a recent positive stretch.

Landes has dominated the recent series, winning the last two meetings by an average of 20.5 points. They defeated Chartres 78-58 on Feb. 14 and 77-58 on Nov. 7. Landes is also riding a wave of strong form, coming off a 67-63 road victory over Lyon on March 28. They have won eight of their last ten domestic contests.

A key player for Landes is center Murjanatu Musa, who is coming off a 15-point performance against Lyon and has averaged 16 points over her last three games. She will be a central figure in the paint.

Chartres, however, enters with confidence from a three-game winning streak, including a 92-83 victory at La Roche Vendee on March 28. Swiss guard Jasmine Bailey has been instrumental in that run, nearly posting a triple-double in the last outing with 16 points, six rebounds and seven assists. Over the last three games, Bailey has averaged 12 points, six rebounds and 4.7 assists.

Landes’s depth, featuring contributors like Julie Wojta and Sixtine Macquet, will test a Chartres team reliant on Bailey, Yvanna Enjolvy and Nicole Enabosi, who scored 17 points in the last game.

The game is the first of a home-and-home set, with the teams scheduled to meet again in Landes on April 11. For Chartres, it is a chance to measure progress against a powerhouse. For Landes, it is a necessary step to maintain their position in the chase for championships.

Tip-off is set for Saturday, April 4, 2026, in Chartres.