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Barça resorts in time to the appropriate score

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Barça survived a Bayern Munich side filled with former Barça players (84-88). The blue and garnet team, which prevented the German rival from winning its first home game, moved forward with more professionalism than brilliance in a match that was full of lead changes. Kevin Punter (23 points) and Josh Nebo (12 points and 9 rebounds) led the Barça triumph on a day when the visitors lost too many balls. Aleksander Sekulic had to deal with the absences of Joel Parra and Yoan Makoundou. Additionally, Umuja Gibson could not play the second half due to a knee contusion.

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