Real Madrid edged Basquet Girona 95–93 in an ACB thriller, escaping with a two-point road win after a tightly contested, high-efficiency offensive night from both sides. Girona leaned heavily on perimeter volume and shot-making, while Madrid countered with strong overall finishing and timely scoring from multiple contributors. Girona’s attack was sparked by Livingston Otis, who led all scorers with 24 points, and Derek Needham, who added 17. Girona’s three-point output (17 made threes on 41 attempts) kept them within striking distance throughout and helped them match Madrid possession for possession despite a narrow rebounding deficit (35–34). For Real Madrid, Mario Hezonja paced the scoring with 19 points, with Andres Feliz (17) and Trey Lyles (16) providing key secondary production. Madrid’s efficiency inside the arc and overall shot conversion (22/36 field goals, 61.0%) helped them withstand Girona’s three-point barrage, and their 18 assists reflected a balanced approach even in a close finish. In the closing moments, Madrid executed just enough to protect a slim lead and close out the two-point victory. The result gives Real Madrid a valuable ACB win in a hostile environment, while Girona can take positives from its offensive rhythm and perimeter success but will rue the narrow margin after generating enough scoring to win most nights.