Valencia Basket dominated Barcelona without hesitation (102-75) in the second game of the ACB final, tying the series at 1-1. Xavi Pascual acknowledged Pedro Martínez's team's superiority and trusts in turning the situation around in the next two home games.
Barcelona prevails over Valencia Basket in the first game of the ACB final with a score of 112-113 after overtime.
Valencia Basket and FC Barcelona will play the first game of the Liga Endesa Playoff Final this Thursday. The game will start at 20:00 at the Roig Arena and will kick off a best-of-five series where the taronja team has the home court advantage.
The matchup features two teams entering the decisive moment of the season with very positive dynamics. Valencia Basket remains undefeated in the playoffs, while Barcelona has been improving its performance to reach the final with a more stable rotation and increased defensive continuity.
The departure of the coach marks a turning point in the recent history of the Canarian team, which is facing a new era after a decade in elite international competitions.
Valencia Basket has swept the team from Badalona in the semi-finals with a resounding 3-0 victory to face FC Barcelona in the fight for the Liga Endesa title.
With a resounding 85-76 in the third encounter, the blue and scarlets close the series 3-0 and secure not only the pass to the grand final but also the qualification for the Supercup 2026.
The favorite to win the ACB after Real Madrid's elimination continues to give good vibes
The Australian point guard scored 36 points in the second game of the series
Barcelona defeated Tenerife 97-89 at the Palau Blaugrana to establish a 2-0 lead in the Liga Endesa semifinal series. Despite Patty Mills' 36 points, the azulgranas held on thanks to the performances of Jan Veselý and Youssoufa Fall.
Barça starts the playoffs semifinals with a resounding victory against La Laguna Tenerife (100-67). Xavi Pascual's team was never behind on the scoreboard and gradually increased their lead to decisively win the match.
A decisive performance by Ricky Rubio, with 23 points, led the Catalans to a victory that solidifies their status as a team capable of winning away from home in the competition.
The white captain acknowledges a disappointing season and directs his direct apologies to the Madridista fans.