Murcia earned an 86-80 home win over Tenerife in ACB action, closing out a competitive contest by six points. The game was tightly contested for long stretches, with both teams generating efficient offense and finding production from their lead creators. Murcia’s ability to finish stronger proved decisive in a matchup where neither side created much separation until the key late possessions. David DeJulius led Murcia with 23 points, providing the scoring punch the hosts needed to stay in control during pressure moments. Howard Sant-Roos added 14 points and gave Murcia another reliable option, while the team’s overall efficiency helped offset Tenerife’s strong perimeter shooting. Murcia shot 21-of-38 from the field and added nine made three-pointers, while also holding a 33-27 edge on the glass. Tenerife stayed within reach behind 23 points from Patty Mills, 17 from Giorgi Shermadini and 14 from Marcelo Huertas. The visitors moved the ball well, finishing with 15 assists, and hit 10 three-pointers to keep the game close. However, Murcia’s rebounding advantage and timely late scoring made the difference as Tenerife could not complete the comeback. For Murcia, the victory reinforces its ability to win close ACB games through balanced execution, efficient shooting and key individual performances. Tenerife, despite the loss, showed enough offensive quality to remain competitive, but the result highlights the importance of defensive stops and rebounding in late-game situations.