Unicaja looks at the end of the season differently. The victory on the track of Laguna Tenerife has changed the … Perspective face the phase for the title, in which a confrontation against Barcelona was insurance. However, that triumph against the second classified can change everything. It must be remembered that Thursday’s game was advanced to day 31, so both teams have one more match.
The Malaga team is fourth in the Endesa League, to a triumph more the ‘average’ of Valencia, which is third. Behind both of them is Barcelona, a rival to always avoid in a first tie of the ‘play-off’ and that is at a victory of the box, which has won the particular ‘average’. Unicaja has already overcome the most demanding part of the calendar after the Barca team and Tenerife were measured precisely. You still have to play against Andorra, Ucam Murcia, Hípos Lleida and Joventut, with only one exit to the track of the Ilerdense team and three games at home, where she has been safer.
More complicated is the Valencia calendar, which will have to visit Real Madrid this day. It remains to be seen how the white team reacts to its elimination in the Euroleague this week at the hands of Olympiacos. Then Valencia will play at home against Gran Canaria, another complicated team and fight to ensure the ‘play-off’, while later will face two outputs in a row to Tenerife and Girona. His last game will be at home against a Breogán that nothing is played.
As you can see, the calendar of the set directed by Pedro Martínez is harder than that of Unicaja. I could perfectly click on two meetings, so if the Unicaja makes full it will advance in the classification and, theoretically, it would avoid Barcelona in the phase by the title. If the Malaga team ends the regular phase in third position, its rival is today to be defined, with a possible crossing with Manresa, Gran Canaria or Joventut.
