The ACB League faces the final stretch of the regular season with an unstoppable Real Madrid. The whites, with 24 wins and two losses, are the leaders and host La Laguna Tenerife, who want to maintain their playoff qualification spot. Barcelona, on the other hand, wants to climb the standings to place among the top four and for that, they must win away against a Lleida fighting to avoid relegation. Valencia, second in the table, will visit a Girona that is practically safe and looking towards playoff qualification. Another notable match is Joventut – Baskonia in a direct duel to secure home-court advantage for the first game of the playoffs.
📊 This is how the STANDINGS of the #LigaEndesa look after Matchday 2⃣6⃣ closed!
— Liga Endesa (@ACBCOM) April 12, 2026
🥇 @RMBaloncesto, first qualified for the #PlayoffLigaEndesa
🥈 @valenciabasket
🥉 @UCAMMurcia
🔻 @morabancandorra and @CoviranGranada occupy the last positions in the table pic.twitter.com/d6uV6bcmKg
Real Madrid – La Laguna Tenerife (Sunday 19:00, Dazn)
Real Madrid, with the playoff secured, wants to continue their good streak in the ACB after securing their Euroleague playoff qualification. Scariolo’s team are leaders and host La Laguna Tenerife, who are still fighting to maintain their position among the top eight.
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Lleida – Barcelona (Sunday 12:00, Dazn)
Barcelona wants to enter the top four and for that, they must defeat a Lleida that is fighting to avoid relegation along with Zaragoza, San Pablo Burgos, Gran Canaria, Andorra, and Granada.
Rest of the matches of matchday 27
- Bilbao Basket – Manresa (Saturday 17:00, Dazn)
- Morabanc Andorra – UCAM Murcia (Saturday 19:00, Dazn)
- Joventut – Baskonia (Saturday 19:30, Dazn)
- Gran Canaria – Zaragoza (Saturday 20:00, Dazn)
- Granada – Unicaja (Sunday 12:30, Dazn)
- San Pablo Burgos – Breogán (Sunday 17:00, Dazn)
- Girona – Valencia (Sunday 18:00, Dazn)