UCAM Murcia left Andorra with a 95–89 road win over MoraBanc Andorra in ACB play, edging a competitive game that featured strong shot-making on both sides. Murcia’s offense was led by DeJulius David (22 points) and Martin Kelan (20), with Devontae Cacok adding 16 to give the visitors a steady three-pronged scoring attack. MoraBanc Andorra stayed within striking distance behind Evans Shannon’s 19 points and Artem Pustovyi’s 16, generating offense through ball movement (20 assists) and perimeter volume (11 made threes on 32 attempts). Andorra’s ability to create looks from deep helped keep the game tight even as Murcia repeatedly answered with timely scoring. The difference came down to efficiency and execution in key stretches. Murcia posted an elite 20-of-29 mark from the field (69.0%) and hit 12 threes on 34 attempts, allowing them to withstand Andorra’s runs and maintain control late. On the glass, the teams were close (Andorra 33 rebounds, Murcia 31), but Murcia’s superior finishing and shot quality ultimately separated the sides. Going forward, Murcia can take confidence from winning on the road with balanced scoring and high-percentage offense, while Andorra will look to build on its playmaking and three-point production but will need more consistent stops to convert strong offensive stretches into wins.