Justin Robinson scored the final 13 points to secure a 74-76 victory for Barça over Olympiacos at the OAKA on Thursday, extending the club’s winning run to eight matches across all competitions.
That result in Athens marked the fifth win in Europe’s top tier for the side, who now boast five victories from six away fixtures in continental play. Back-to-back challenges await the squad domestically and internationally before the upcoming FIBA international window.
Three of Barça’s next four matches will take place at the Palau Blaugrana, starting with Sunday’s league meeting against Monbus Obradoiro at 17:00 local time, broadcast on DAZN. The team currently holds a five-win and two-loss record in the Liga Endesa.
“One of the challenges of the team is to maintain the energy and attention from the EuroLeague games to the ACB games,” Tyrese Martin said. “We are focused on this. We ask the fans to come and support us, I think we are playing very well, and with their push they give us extra motivation, so I hope to see them there.”
Monbus Obradoiro arrives in Barcelona with three wins and four losses in the domestic competition. Diego Epifanio’s squad suffered a narrow 100-99 defeat in double overtime away to Kids&Us Manresa in their last outing.
The Galician side averages 90.29 points per game and ranks among the league’s active rebounding units at both ends of the floor. They also average nine steals per contest.
Sunday’s fixture marks the 30th all-time meeting between the two clubs in the top division. Barça holds a historical advantage with 25 wins from the previous 29 encounters.
Supporters attending Sunday’s game can participate in the club’s “Know the Team” initiative at the Barça Botiga. Selected players will sign autographs and pose for photographs on the second floor between 15:30 and 16:10 local time.
Sunday, 17:00 local time, Palau Blaugrana.
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