Real Madrid - Barcelona

The guests are struggling, but if they manage to catch a couple of Peruvian players, there's a chance to fight for survival. The attention of Unicaja is definitely not on these games, but on Wednesday when they will play Reggiana in the quarterfinals. This should be an opportunity for all players to get their minutes, but I don't believe there will be any Peruvians, and with the team focused, they can simply enjoy the game. The motivation and desire should be on the side of the guests, making this handicap seem reasonable.

Recently Girona has been playing well, with the signs of danger safely contained at the bottom of the table, and having a considerable rotation. The Basques easily handled Asvel, but that may not be the case here. ACB is always a different story and the battle here should be serious, with the visitors preparing all week and the Basques struggling in the local league.

Real Madrid recovered at the end of the season, with 9 consecutive wins, Tavares, Musa, Hezonja all starting consistently, Feliz greatly improving the team's performance. They were stable throughout the whole season, ranking 1st with a record of 21-4 W/L, while Barcelona was 5th with only 15-10. El Clasico will be a competitive match for both teams, as Madrid has won the last 7 classics. I believe it will be difficult for Barcelona to compete with Madrid again in this top form.

Real Madrid recovered at the end of the season, 9 wins in a row, Tavares, Musa, Hezonja all started well in Peru, Feliz greatly raised the bar, showing consistent performance throughout the season and achieving a record of 21-4 W/L, leading the league, while Barcelona is in 5th place with only 15-10. El Clasico will be a battle between the two teams, with Real Madrid having won the last 7 classics. I believe it will be difficult for Barcelona to compete against them in such great form.