MoraBanc Andorra secured a 108-102 home victory over C.B. Breogan Lugo in a fast-paced Liga Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto (Liga ACB) matchup on October 18, 2026. In a game that stayed close deep into the fourth quarter, Andorra’s shot-making and late-game execution made the difference in front of their home crowd.

Final score: MoraBanc Andorra 108, C.B. Breogan Lugo 102.

Match overview

Played at the Poliesportiu d’Andorra, the contest quickly developed into an entertaining offensive battle. Both teams pushed the tempo early, but Andorra used a strong opening quarter to establish a narrow advantage. The hosts led 27-24 after the first period and took a 52-47 cushion into halftime after controlling the glass and generating extra possessions with active defense.

Breogan remained within striking distance throughout the third quarter. The visitors trimmed the deficit several times, but Andorra answered with timely three-point shooting and transition baskets to lead 80-74 heading into the final period. The fourth quarter produced the most tension of the night, with Breogan cutting the lead to two before Andorra closed the game with a composed finishing run.

• First quarter: MoraBanc Andorra 27-24 C.B. Breogan Lugo
• Halftime: MoraBanc Andorra 52-47 C.B. Breogan Lugo
• End of third quarter: MoraBanc Andorra 80-74 C.B. Breogan Lugo
• Final: MoraBanc Andorra 108-102 C.B. Breogan Lugo

How MoraBanc Andorra built the win

Andorra’s offense was at its best when the ball moved quickly. The home side attacked early in possessions, used ball screens to force switches, and found open shooters on the perimeter. That rhythm helped Andorra build a first-half cushion, and it also proved decisive when Breogan made its run in the second half.

The hosts finished with a balanced scoring effort, with multiple players reaching double figures. Their backcourt controlled the pace well, while the frontcourt contributed important second-chance points. Andorra also benefited from a strong free-throw shooting night, especially in the closing minutes when Breogan was forced to foul.

Defensively, Andorra was not perfect, but it made enough timely stops. The hosts forced Breogan into several contested late-clock attempts and limited clean looks from beyond the arc during the most important stretches of the fourth quarter.

Key moments

• Early perimeter surge: Andorra connected on several early three-pointers to build the first-quarter lead and force Breogan to defend farther from the basket.
• Halftime cushion: A late second-quarter run gave Andorra a five-point advantage at the break, rewarding their rebounding work and transition execution.
• Breogan’s third-quarter push: The visitors cut the deficit to two midway through the third, but Andorra responded with an 8-0 burst to regain control.
• Closing stretch: With the score at 94-92 in the fourth, Andorra scored six straight points to create separation and then sealed the result at the free-throw line.

Tactical story

Andorra’s pick-and-roll offense gave Breogan problems for much of the night. When Breogan switched, Andorra attacked the mismatch inside; when the visitors went under screens, the hosts punished them with pull-up jumpers and perimeter ball movement. That versatility kept the offense flowing even when Breogan adjusted its coverage in the second half.

Breogan stayed in the game thanks to its own efficient shot-making and a gritty effort on the offensive glass. The visitors moved the ball well and found success when they attacked the paint before kicking out to shooters. However, they could not string together enough defensive stops in the final five minutes, and Andorra’s composure in late-clock situations proved decisive.

Standout performers

Andorra’s leading scorer set the tone with a game-high 24 points, mixing drives to the rim with confident perimeter shooting. The home backcourt also dictated tempo and delivered key assists in the fourth quarter. Up front, Andorra’s big men protected the defensive glass and converted important second-chance opportunities.

For Breogan, the veteran wing paced the visitors with 22 points and kept the offense afloat during several dry spells. The visitors also received solid production from their interior players, but their overall effort fell just short against Andorra’s deeper scoring balance.

What the result means

The win gives MoraBanc Andorra a valuable early-season result in the Liga ACB standings and reinforces their home-court advantage. A 108-point performance is a strong statement for an Andorra side that will need consist