Unicaja players Tyson Pérez and Jonathan Barreiro analyze the BCL Final Four, which begins for the team this Thursday, May 7, against AEK Athens at the Olímpic de Badalona (9:00 PM, broadcasted by Andalucía TV, Teledeporte, and Unicaja Baloncesto Radio, live from Le Grand Café Centro). Both players highlight the difficulty of the competition and the team's desire to take a step forward and lift the title once again.
Unicaja faces a special week as they compete in the BCL Final Four in Badalona. Their third title is the team's main objective in what is their fourth consecutive appearance in the final stage. Before heading to the tournament, Unicaja assistant coach Alberto Miranda analyzes the four contenders to lift the championship trophy in what promises to be a few days of intense basketball.
Due to technical problems at the Palau Olímpic in Badalona, the game between Asisa Joventut and Unicaja was suspended after being played until halftime, which ended with the score 53-33 in favor of the home team.
Unicaja Mijas fell short in their visit to the Pavelló Virolai in the first leg of the playoff quarterfinals (64-59). Javi Pérez de los Reyes’s team was unable to take the first round of the promotion phase after a game with no clear dominant team and constant back-and-forth scoring. As a result, the Malaga team must win by more than five points at Martín Urbano next Sunday, May 10, at 6:30 p.m. to eliminate MCR Lima-Horta Barcelona.
Unicaja travels to Badalona to face Asisa Joventut this Saturday, May 2nd (6:00 PM, broadcasted by DAZN, Movistar's #Vamos -channel 8-, and Unicaja Baloncesto Radio, live from Le Grand Café Centro). The team will play at the Olímpic Arena just days before returning to the same venue for the BCL Final Four, and will face Joventut in their 100th meeting.
