The Granada squad, led by coach Arturo Ruiz, faces the twenty-sixth round of the competition with significant uncertainties regarding its roster. The participation of Mehdy Ngouama and Lluís Costa remains doubtful, adding an extra layer of difficulty to the match.

Ngouama has been dealing with physical discomfort that affected his performance last week, while Costa sustained an ankle injury during Thursday's training session at the Palacio de Deportes. The decision on their availability for Sunday's game will be made at the last minute, as reported by the Fundación CB Granada.

UCAM Murcia presents itself as a formidable adversary, currently holding the third position in the Liga Endesa standings, trailing only Real Madrid Baloncesto and Valencia Basket. Their impressive run of four consecutive victories in the domestic league, including away wins against teams like Joventut Badalona and Baxi Manresa, highlights their excellent form.

Despite their strong league performance, the Murcia team experienced a setback in the FIBA Europe Cup, where an 89-85 victory against PAOK BC was insufficient to overcome the first-leg deficit and advance to the final. Coach Sito Alonso commands a high-caliber squad that is delivering one of UCAM Murcia's best seasons in recent history.