Valencia Basket
Valencia Basket defeated Casademont Zaragoza 68-67 on Sunday at the Roig Arena to claim its fourth straight Spanish women's league title.
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Valencia Basket and Real Madrid represent the ACB in the Euroliga playoffs, starting this week and leading to the Athens Final Four from May 22 to 24. Both Spanish teams hold home-court advantage in their series against Panathinaikos and Hapoel Tel Aviv. Barça Basket failed to qualify after losing to AS Monaco in the play-in.
Real Madrid, Valencia Basket and Baskonia added defeats in the Euroleague round. Real Madrid fell in Belgrade to Estrella Roja 90-75, Valencia lost in Monaco 90-84, and Baskonia at home to Partizan 79-91. This poor run leaves the Spanish teams in a tough spot.
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FC Barcelona beat Valencia Basket 108-102 in a thrilling third-jornada Euroliga match, driven by standout performances from Tomas Satoransky and Kevin Punter. The Catalan side needed two games in five days to overcome a rival that had started the season with five wins and a title. The matchup was an offensive spectacle full of momentum shifts.