Real Madrid vs Unicaja — 89:87, ACB

Real Madrid edged Unicaja 89-87 in a tightly contested ACB matchup decided by two points. The game was competitive throughout, with both teams producing efficient offense and neither side able to create lasting separation. Real Madrid ultimately made enough plays late to secure the win and protect home-court momentum in a narrow finish. Unicaja received major production from Willy Hernangomez, who led all scorers with 20 points, while Amine Noua added 18 points to keep the visitors within striking distance. Their frontcourt scoring helped Unicaja stay balanced and competitive, and the team finished with 17 assists while shooting efficiently from the field. Real Madrid answered with a more distributed attack. Theo Maledon scored a team-high 17 points, Facundo Campazzo added 15 points, and Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot contributed 14 points. Madrid also held an edge on the glass, outrebounding Unicaja 38-30, and moved the ball well with 20 assists. The narrow result reinforces Real Madrid’s ability to close out difficult league games, even when pushed deep into the final possessions. For Unicaja, the performance showed they can compete with one of the ACB’s top sides, but the small margins — particularly rebounding and late-game execution — proved decisive.