24 three-pointers scored to make history in the ACB
Real Madrid hit 24 of their 45 three-point attempts (53%) against Lleida, surpassing the previous record of 23. Maledon and Luwawu-Cabarrot each made 7 three-pointers.
Real Madrid continues to break records. Our team put on another stellar performance against Lleida in the fifth round of the League, scoring 24 three-pointers to set a new record in the history of the ACB. The players under Pedro Martínez converted 24 of their 45 attempts from the 6.75-meter line (a 53.33% success rate), surpassing the previous league record shared by Unicaja (2024/25) and Baskonia (2025/26) with 23 three-pointers. Additionally, the madridistas improved on their own record set in the previous round against Surne Bilbao Basket with 20.
Our players delivered an outstanding performance against Lleida, led by Maledon (7/8 in three-pointers) and Luwawu-Cabarrot (7/9). Feliz contributed 3, Jantunen and Llull added 2 each, while Abalde, Pradilla, and Smith Jr. scored 1 each.
A dream week
In this way, Real Madrid completes a dream week in which it has broken three three-point records. Last Sunday, the team set its best mark in a League game with 20 against Surne Bilbao Basket, surpassing the 19 it had already achieved on three occasions. Three days later, they scored 21 against Maccabi away to also set their record in a EuroLeague game, which was previously 19. Now, with 24 three-pointers against Lleida, our team has broken the absolute ACB record.