Pedro Martínez: Three-pointers were decisive in the Maccabi win

Real Madrid left the Maccabi Tel Aviv away game with a 99-113 win in the Euroleague. With this result the team secured its seventh consecutive victory, and its Euroleague win total rose to four.

The white team struggled in the first half, but found its rhythm in the second quarter after Facundo Campazzo came onto the court. Madrid hit 21 three-pointers over the course of the game, setting a club record, and with that they came from behind to take control.

Madrid head coach Pedro Martínez said at the post-match press conference that Maccabi's defense was very tight and that scoring from outside was in line with the plan. Martínez also added that the team was trying to balance two-point and three-point shots.

According to the coach, the turning point of the game was when Cabarrot started to score. Martínez stressed how important it was to have a player in form like Cabarrot. He noted that Campazzo, Feliz and Abalde also contributed on offense.