Real Madrid defeated Burgos 90-79 to stay perfect. It was a historic afternoon for Walter Tavares, who recorded his 739th block to pass Fran Vázquez and become the ACB’s all-time leader. Luwawu-Cabarrot scored 17 points, while Jaime Pradilla posted 9 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals and a 23 PIR.
Valencia remained second after dominating Andorra 111-79 despite its frontcourt emergency. Sergio de Larrea Saint-Supery starred with 17 points and 6 steals, while former Olimpia Milan guard Armoni Brooks continued his strong run of form ahead of the matchup against his former team. Barcelona earned its first road win of the season by coming back from 12 points down to beat Unicaja 92-89.
Velimir Perasovic also celebrated his first win as Baskonia head coach, a 106-83 victory over Manresa led by Simmons’ 22 points and 27 PIR. Murcia crushed Lleida 125-98 behind 24 points from Sant-Roos, while Zaragoza beat Girona 107-78 with Vives contributing 21 points and 7 assists.
Elsewhere, Bilbao won 81-78 at Joventut, Rio Breogan dominated the Galician derby against Obradoiro 110-90, and Leyma Coruña produced the comeback of the round by erasing a 12-point deficit to beat Tenerife 93-89. Verge was outstanding with 26 points, 12 assists and a 34 PIR.
Round 7 will feature Real Madrid-UCAM Murcia, Tenerife-Joventut, Burgos-Valencia and Barcelona-Rio Breogan among the key matchups.
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NEXT ROUND (7^giornata)
Sathurday 7 november 2026
- KIDS&US MANRESA-MONBUS OBRADOIRO
- FIATC GIRONA-SURNE BILBAO BASKET
- ILERNA LLEIDA-KOSNER BASKONIA
Sunday 8 november 2026
- BARÇA-RIO BREOGAN
- RECOLETA SALUD SAN PABLO BURGOS-VALENCIA BASKET
- LA LAGUNA TENERIFE-ASISA JOVENTUT
- CASADEMONT ZARAGOZA-UNICAJA
- LEYMA CORUÑA–MORABANC ANDORRA
- REAL MADRID-UCAM MURCIA
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