Baskonia edged Valencia 88-86 in a tightly contested ACB matchup, winning by two points after a game that was decided in the closing stages. Valencia received balanced scoring from several contributors, but Baskonia did enough late to secure the road result and withstand the home side’s offensive pressure. Valencia’s leading scorers were Sergio De Larrea and Nathan Reuvers, who each finished with 15 points. O. Moore added 12 points, while Kameron Taylor and Neal Sako contributed 10 points apiece, giving Valencia five players in double figures. That balance kept Valencia in position throughout the night, particularly as the team found efficient looks inside the arc. The team statistics provided show Valencia shooting 25-of-39 on two-point field goals and collecting 28 rebounds with 14 assists, while Baskonia posted 17-of-30 on two-point field goals, 10 made three-pointers and 27 rebounds. Baskonia’s perimeter production proved important in a narrow game, as its outside shooting helped offset Valencia’s balanced scoring and rebounding edge. For Baskonia, the win adds an important ACB result in a game where execution in late possessions made the difference. Valencia, meanwhile, will be encouraged by the number of contributors in double figures but will view the final margin as a missed opportunity after staying within reach until the end.