MoraBanc Andorra edged Breogan 99–97 in an ACB thriller, surviving a late push to win by two points. The game was played at a high offensive tempo, with both teams leaning heavily on perimeter scoring and efficient shot-making to keep the margin tight throughout.

Andorra’s attack was led by Best Aaron, who finished with a game-high 21 points, while J. McKoy added 17 and Evans Shannon chipped in 15 to give the visitors three reliable scoring options. Andorra also moved the ball well, posting 20 assists, and paired that with strong shooting efficiency (18/28 FG, 64.00%) to generate quality looks in key stretches.

Breogan matched the scoring punch behind Alonso Francisco and Andric Mihajlo, who scored 18 points apiece, and the home side stayed within striking distance by winning the rebounding battle 36–28 and generating second-chance opportunities. Breogan’s perimeter volume (16/42 from three) helped keep the game within one possession late, but Andorra’s execution in the closing moments proved decisive.

The result gives MoraBanc Andorra a valuable road win in a tightly contested ACB matchup, while Breogan will take positives from its rebounding edge and balanced scoring despite falling just short. Both teams showed offensive firepower, but Andorra’s efficiency and late-game composure ultimately separated them.