Unicaja currently holds a record of 7 wins and 5 losses, placing them 7th in the standings. However, their recent form has been poor, suffering two consecutive defeats. They narrowly lost 90-93 to Baskonia and then fell 82-91 away to Real Madrid. Despite putting up a strong fight against these EuroLeague-level teams, they failed to secure a victory. Joventut is tied for 4th in the standings with Tenerife and Barcelona, boasting a record of 8 wins and 4 losses, a commendable overall performance. The team previously faced challenges due to injuries, but fortunately, Samme Dekker returned from injury last weekend, and the squad is now at full strength. After losing to Barcelona, the team quickly adjusted their form. Unicaja's core strengths lie in their squad depth and balance. They rely on the rotation of all players to maintain intensity on the court, and their offense does not depend on a single core player, creating scoring opportunities through player cooperation. Joventut has a relatively mature offensive and defensive system, currently averaging only 79.8 points conceded per game, with their defensive performance superior to Unicaja's. However, the team has just welcomed back injured players. Dekker's performance in the game after his return was poor, with 1 out of 7 shots made, indicating that he has not yet fully regained his game form, and the roster still needs time to gel. In addition, the team's core offensive leader, Ricky Rubio, did not play in the last game. Match Prediction: Unicaja to win, Home.