Now Big Bang cosmology is a very robust theory---it would be astonishing if it were just plain wrong---a lot of fundamental observations about the observable universe would have be interpreted in some other way if it were just plain wrong.
On the other hand, the Λ-CDM model may need revision to the point of becoming a different theory. However, circa 2025, it fits nearly all observations of the observable universe from the whole on average down to the large scale structure, or more precisely, the large scale structure's statistical properties. Because it fits so much is why the Λ-CDM model is also called the concordance model (though that name is now disfavored) and sometimes standard model of cosmology (SMC).
Now limitations are things a theory does NOT explain (even if is right as far as it goes) and tensions are significant discrepancies short of falsification and which can also be called paradigm anomalies.
The Big Bang cosmology has limitations, but NO tensions at present---and as aforesaid, it would be astonishing if it was just plain wrong. The Λ-CDM model has both limitations and tensions.
Limitations of Big Bang cosmology and the Λ-CDM model mostly phrased as questions:
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