Overview

• Real Madrid rallied from an 0-2 semi-final deficit to beat Unicaja 86-79 in Game 4 and secure a 3-1 series victory.
• Center Walter Tavares posted 16 points and pulled down double-digit rebounds while Facundo Campazzo dished out six assists to ignite Madrid’s late surge.
• The visitors dominated the glass 46-31, including 14 offensive boards that fuelled key second-chance scoring.
• Valencia Basket returns to the ACB final for only the third time and faces Madrid after winning the 2017 title in their sole previous finals meeting.
• The finals schedule features Games 1 and 2 in Madrid on June 20 and 22, Games 3 and 4 at Valencia’s Fonteta, and a potential Game 5 back in Madrid on June 30.