Valencia Beat Andorra as Real Madrid Keep the Lead

Real Madrid remain the only undefeated team in the league after Week 6 and keep their place at the top. Valencia won away at Andorra to secure second place. The visitors' 11-34 run in the final period decided the game. Former Olimpia Milano player Brooks was decisive in the third quarter. Saint-Supery was named MVP after scoring 17 points and recording 6 steals in the last 10 minutes.

Baskonia beat Manresa to earn their first win under Perasović. Simmons, with 22 points and 27 valuation points, was named MVP. The home side took control of the game with an opening 11-0 run led by Simmons.

Barcelona won a late finish at Málaga to earn their first away win. Parra, with 17 valuation points, was the standout player. Murcia beat Lleida, handing their opponent its fifth straight defeat and putting it in a tough spot. Sant-Roos scored 24 points and grabbed 5 rebounds to be the best player on the court.

Tenerife lost away at Galicia after giving up a 12-point lead. Verge, with 26 points and 12 assists, was named MVP. Breogán overturned Obradoiro in the derby with a 6-23 run in the third quarter. Andric scored 16 points and had 23 valuation points to make the difference.

Real Madrid beat Burgos with a comeback, extending their unbeaten run. Tavares, with his 739th block, passed Fran Vázquez to become the all-time leading shot blocker in ACB history. Pradilla, with 9 points and 9 rebounds, was named MVP.