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Pallacanestro Reggiana is Unicaja's opponent in the Basketball Champions League quarterfinals. This is the matchup that was decided by the draw held in Mies, Switzerland. The team will have home court advantage in this best-of-three playoff series, which will begin at the Martín Carpena Sports Palace on April 8 or 9. The second game of these quarterfinals, which will be played at the Giulio Bigi Palace in Reggio Emilia, will be on April 15 or 16.

Unicaja Basketball's sporting director, Juanma Rodríguez, assesses the draw for the BCL quarterfinals, which will pit Unicaja against Italian side Pallacanestro Reggiana.

The Unicaja coach warns of the dangers of Dreamland Gran Canaria, the team's next opponent, which they will face on Sunday, March 30, starting at 1:00 PM (broadcasted by #Vamos and Unicaja Baloncesto Radio, live from Le Grand Café Centro). This will be the first time the team has returned to the Gran Canaria Arena after winning the Copa del Rey there just a month ago.

Unicaja Mijas travels to the Canary Islands to face Vega Lagunera Toyota Adareva Tenerife next Saturday, March 29 (9:00 p.m., broadcasted by Canal FEB). It will be a tough matchup that will test the team's impressive run of 11 consecutive wins against a team looking to consolidate its place in the Liga Femenina Challenge Playoffs. It will also be the last of four consecutive games the team will play away from the Martín Urbano stadium.

Unicaja travels to the Canary Islands to face Dreamland Gran Canaria this Sunday (1:00 PM, broadcasted by #Vamos and Unicaja Baloncesto Radio, live from Le Grand Café Centro). The team returns to the venue where they were crowned Copa del Rey champions a month ago to face a tough opponent fighting to qualify for the Playoffs.