Real Madrid sets record with 24 three-pointers against Lleida

Real Madrid won 122-86 away at Lleida and set a record that goes down in ACB history. The team made 24 three-pointers in the match, the highest total ever recorded in a single game in the league.

Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot and Théo Maledon were the standout players. Luwawu-Cabarrot scored 31 points to lead his team, while Maledon added 27. The record-setting three was hit by the French guard near the end of the game, as the buzzer sounded.

On the Lleida floor, the home side's defense struggled to slow Real Madrid's offensive pace. The Madrid team built a wide advantage on the road and closed out the match by a comfortable margin.

The win once again showed how strong Real Madrid's performance has been in the league. The increase in three-point shooting also made clear how much the team values perimeter shooting in its offensive plan.