Basket Zaragoza edged Breogan 95-94 in a tight ACB contest decided by a single point. The game stayed competitive throughout, with both teams finding efficient scoring opportunities and neither side creating enough separation to take full control. Zaragoza ultimately made the key plays late to secure the road-style result in a high-scoring finish. Breogan was powered by a standout scoring performance from Alonso Francisco, who finished with 33 points and repeatedly carried the offense in key stretches. Russell DeWayne added 19 points, giving Breogan another reliable scoring option as the home side pushed Zaragoza to the final possession. Basket Zaragoza answered with a balanced attack. Bell-Haynes Trae led the winners with 15 points, while Yusta Santigo contributed 14 and Robinson Devin added 12. Zaragoza’s ball movement was an important factor, as the team recorded 24 assists and generated efficient looks throughout the game. Statistically, Zaragoza held narrow advantages in rebounds, 37-34, and assists, 24-17, while shooting 56% from the field. Breogan stayed close behind strong perimeter shooting, making 14 three-pointers, but Zaragoza’s overall offensive balance and late-game execution proved decisive. The result gives Zaragoza a valuable ACB win, while Breogan will view the narrow defeat as a missed opportunity despite strong individual performances.