Valencia edged Olympiacos 85–84 in a one-point EuroLeague finish, leaning on efficient offense and ball movement to survive a late push. Valencia shot 21-of-31 from the field (68.0%) and knocked down 11 three-pointers, pairing that scoring efficiency with 27 assists to consistently generate quality looks. Olympiacos kept pace behind Aleksandar Vezenkov’s team-high 17 points and a 15-point effort from Tyson Ward, but the margins were thin throughout. Olympiacos finished at 19-of-33 shooting (58.0%) and hit 8-of-24 from three, while producing 17 assists—solid execution, though not at Valencia’s playmaking level. Valencia’s scoring was spread across multiple contributors, led by Brancou Badio (15 points), with Jean Montero adding 13 and Braxton Key chipping in 12. On the glass, Valencia also held an edge (34–28), helping them withstand Olympiacos’ late possessions and close out the game by a single point. Going forward, the result underlines Valencia’s ability to win tight EuroLeague games when their spacing and passing are clicking, while Olympiacos can take positives from their efficiency and top-end scoring but will look to create more assisted offense and limit opponents’ three-point volume in similarly close contests.