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A stunning 83-59 road win for the Italian side who hit a club record 16 three-pointers against 2023 Final Four side
Virtus Segafredo Bologna pulled off a big surprise on the road as it hammered AS Monaco 59-83 after hitting a club record 16 three-pointers. Six players hit at least 2 triples for Virtus, which improved to 1-1.
Iffe Lundberg was the Italian side’s leading scorer with 14 points, while Marco Belinelli had 13 points and Jaleen Smith and Toko Shengelia both had 12 points. Mike James paced Monaco with 14 points as the hosts’ only player in double figures. Monaco dropped to 0-2 with two poor losses.
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Sylvain Francisco led Panathinaikos with 17 points, followed by Mathias Lessort and Isaac Bonga with 14 each
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Real Madrid head coach spoke at the press conference.
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