Spar Girona Secures Peaceful Finish to Regular Season After Hard-Fought Final Six, Earns Rest Ahead of Playoffs

Spar Girona Falls to Jairis in Tight Final, 72-69

Spar Girona fought until the final possession in a closely contested match against Hozono Global Jairis, ultimately falling 72-69 at Fontajau on April 22, 2026. The game, which saw Girona hold a nine-point lead in the final quarter, was decided by little details as Jairis secured the victory with a late surge.

According to the team’s official website, Roberto Íñiguez’s squad carried the brunt of the contest for many minutes, demonstrating a strong collective performance that kept them competitive throughout. The Catalans were unable to maintain their advantage as Jairis closed the game with a decisive 19-7 run to seal the win.

The loss leaves Spar Girona with a secure second-place position in the regular season standings, allowing the team to approach the upcoming playoff preparation with reduced pressure. Íñiguez indicated that the remaining regular-season games would be used to manage player rotations and prepare for the postseason.

With the EuroLeague demands recently behind them, Girona can now focus on refining their approach ahead of the playoffs. The team’s ability to compete closely with a Jairis squad fighting for fourth place against Avenida highlights the resilience shown despite the recent competitive fatigue.

Looking ahead, Spar Girona will use these final regular-season fixtures to evaluate roster combinations and build momentum for the playoff challenge. The narrow defeat serves as both a testament to their competitiveness and a learning opportunity as they transition into the postseason phase.

For continued updates on Spar Girona’s playoff preparations and future matchups, follow the team’s official communications and trusted sports news sources.

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