Real Madrid Win Eighth Straight Game, Set Three-Point Record
Real Madrid, coached by Pedro Martínez, beat their opponent 122-86 at Barris Nord to claim their eighth consecutive win. The team hit 24 three-pointers in a single game, breaking their own record.

Real Madrid left the court as clear winners at Barris Nord, earning their eighth straight victory with this result. Pedro Martínez's players put on a show on offense and won by 36 points.
The most striking statistic of the game was three-point shooting. The white team scored 24 three-pointers from the perimeter, the highest three-point total in the club's history. The side finished with 122 points in total.
Maledon and Luwawu-Cabarrot were the standout players of the match. Maledon scored 27 points, while Luwawu-Cabarrot was the top scorer on the court with 31 points.
In other games, Málaga beat Río Breogán 103-90. Perry led the scoring for his side with 24 points, while Noua added 18.
These results show the form and offensive strength of the teams in the league. Real Madrid's three-point record was among the most remarkable offensive performances of the season.



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