Tenerife earned a 95–90 road win over Real Madrid in ACB play, edging a tight contest by five points. Tenerife’s offense was efficient throughout, finishing 23-of-37 from the field (62.0%) and moving the ball for 19 assists, while Real Madrid countered with a strong rebounding night (39) and solid overall shooting (24-of-46, 52.0%). Marcelo Huertas set the tone as the game’s top scorer with 25 points, repeatedly creating advantages in the half court and keeping Tenerife organized in key stretches. Patty Mills added 18 points to provide perimeter punch, and Giorgi Shermadini chipped in 16 points to give Tenerife a steady interior scoring option. Real Madrid stayed within striking distance behind balanced scoring at the top: Andres Feliz and Edy Tavares each scored 18 points. Madrid’s ability to generate extra possessions on the glass helped offset Tenerife’s shooting efficiency, but the home side couldn’t fully capitalize from deep, going 6-of-24 from three-point range. In the closing minutes, Tenerife’s combination of shot-making and execution—highlighted by Huertas’ control of tempo and timely scoring support—proved decisive. The result is a statement win for Tenerife against a top ACB opponent, while Real Madrid will look to improve late-game efficiency and perimeter conversion as they move forward.