Real Madrid Sets New Club Record for Three-Pointers in Dominant Win
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Real Madrid set a new club record with 20 three-pointers in a 119-84 victory over Bilbao in the Spanish League. The win was their sixth in a row across all competitions, with an average of 108 points per game during the streak. Sergio Llull led the team with 19 points. The team is preparing to face Maccabi Tel Aviv.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Real Madrid set a new club record with 20 three-pointers in a 119-84 win over Bilbao.
- The victory was Real Madrid's sixth consecutive across all competitions.
- The team is averaging 108 points per game during their current winning streak.
- Sergio Llull led Real Madrid with 19 points in his 700th league appearance.
- Real Madrid will play Maccabi Tel Aviv on Thursday.
Real Madrid established a new club record by sinking 20 three-pointers in their commanding 119-84 victory over Bilbao in the Spanish League on Thursday. This win marked their sixth consecutive victory across all competitions. The team, coached by Pedro Martínez, has been averaging 108 points per game during this winning streak, a significant turnaround after starting the EuroLeague season with three losses.
By halftime, Real Madrid had already built a substantial 25-point lead. Veteran player Sergio Llull, nearing his 39th birthday and playing in his 700th league game, led the team with 19 points in just over 12 minutes. Other notable scorers included Andrés Felíz with 14 points, and Dakari Johnson and Théo Maledon, who each contributed 13 points.
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