Barcelona edged Tenerife 102-97 in a high-scoring ACB contest, winning by five points in a game defined by efficient offense and timely shot-making. Both teams produced strong scoring performances, but Barcelona’s balance and work on the glass helped the visitors secure the result in the closing stages. Tenerife received standout backcourt production from Marcelo Huertas, who led the team with 20 points, and Bruno Fitipaldo, who added 19. Tim Abromaitis also played an important role with 16 points, giving Tenerife another reliable scoring option as the home side stayed within striking distance throughout the matchup. Barcelona countered with a balanced attack led by Juan Marcos, who scored 18 points, while Kevin Punter contributed 16. Barcelona’s efficiency was a major factor, as the team shot 25-of-36 from the field and hit 12 three-pointers. The rebounding margin was also significant, with Barcelona collecting 30 rebounds compared with Tenerife’s 19. For Barcelona, the win reinforces its ability to execute in close ACB games and rely on multiple scorers when pressure rises late. Tenerife can take positives from its offensive production, particularly the performances of Huertas, Fitipaldo and Abromaitis, but the rebounding gap and defensive difficulty containing Barcelona’s efficient attack were costly.