The match at the Palau offered no room for surprise or even competition. Despite the absence of key players for the Blaugrana side, Dreamland Gran Canaria faced a rival with significant squad depth and extra motivation after their EuroLeague elimination, now focusing their efforts on the Liga Endesa.

From the outset, Barça established a lead, with one player notably scoring 15 points in the first quarter. Although the Gran Canaria team attempted to react with successful plays from their players, the home team extended their advantage, closing the first period with a nine-point lead (29-20).

In the second quarter, Dreamland Gran Canaria seemed to momentarily curb the local momentum, but the Culé offense unleashed, widening the gap to 36-22. Despite an attempt to close the distance, Barça maintained its dominance, reaching halftime with a considerable lead (48-34).

The resumption of the match did not change the dynamic. The Catalan team continued to increase its lead, surpassing twenty points (59-36). With the game already decided by the end of the third quarter (65-46), the Dreamland Gran Canaria coach opted to give minutes to young players, without this altering the final score of 91-69.