Barcelona edged Valencia 113-112 in a dramatic ACB finish, winning by a single point in a game defined by elite shot-making and late-game execution. The final score reflected a high-tempo contest in which both teams found consistent offense, with Valencia leaning on efficient two-point scoring and Barcelona answering with volume and accuracy from beyond the arc. Valencia received a standout performance from Jean Montero, who led all scorers listed with 24 points, while Brancou Badio added 20 points to keep the home side within reach throughout. Valencia shot an impressive 36-for-56 from the field, but its 7-for-26 mark from three-point range left points on the table in a game decided by the narrowest margin. Barcelona’s balance proved decisive. Will Clyburn scored 21 points, Nicolas Laprovittola added 20, and Joel Parra contributed 18 in a strong supporting role. Barcelona’s perimeter shooting was a major factor, as the team made 19 three-pointers on 38 attempts and also recorded 22 assists, showing strong ball movement in key possessions. For Barcelona, the one-point win reinforces its ability to execute in close ACB games and generate offense from multiple options. For Valencia, the loss will be frustrating given its strong overall shooting and rebounding edge, but the performance also showed the team has enough scoring depth to compete with top-level opponents if it can tighten late-game details.