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Regular season · Round 6 · Thu, 15 Oct 2026 · 21:00 CEST · MOVISTAR ARENA

Madrid, Spain · 52 games here since 2025

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The story

Real Madrid rout Ldlc Asvel Villeurbanne (111-92)

Real Madrid took the Round 6 game against Ldlc Asvel Villeurbanne, 111-92 at Movistar Arena. Andres Feliz led the way (26 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists, 30 PIR). Theo Maledon backed him up with 16 points, 5 rebounds and 9 assists. Real Madrid made 19 of 45 three-point attempts.

Box score
LDLC ASVEL VILLEURBANNE
PlayerMINPTS2P3PFTREBASTSTLTOBLKPIR
Starters
Hugo Besson16:32165-81-33-3010109
Both Gach20:4561-20-34-4222307
Nathan Sestina23:5981-32-50-0230006
Yves Pons17:3821-10-10-0400114
Marc-Owen Fodzo Dada13:0162-40-02-3131302
Bench
Tyty Washington Jr28:22174-62-33-31611124
Joel Bolomboy23:52126-70-00-07213017
Edwin Jackson25:56130-34-61-21603014
Myles Cale16:4780-22-42-21320010
David Lighty04:1400-00-00-0120004
Lorenz Sanz01:1000-00-00-0100001
Bodian Massa07:4442-20-00-0100101
Team—9222-3811-2515-172228716299
REAL MADRID
PlayerMINPTS2P3PFTREBASTSTLTOBLKPIR
Starters
Andres Feliz25:09261-18-110-04501030
Theo Maledon23:43166-60-34-55914026
Chuma Okeke18:49103-41-11-12520120
Walter Tavares16:5994-50-01-25000114
Gabriele Procida15:2381-22-50-0201008
Bench
Jaime Pradilla16:02122-32-52-24202013
Mikael Jantunen17:5863-30-00-21110011
Damian Jones10:1151-11-10-0500207
Nick Smith Jr09:0272-31-20-0102104
Alberto Abalde20:5660-32-60-0420003
Facundo Campazzo17:3530-21-50-0350102
Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot08:1330-11-60-000020-5
Team—11123-3419-458-1236297132133
What was expected before the game
LDLC ASVEL
LDLC ASVEL
Measured

Ndiaye + Watson is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.13 points each time they took the floor, across 184 appearances.

0.13
Average difference each time they took the floor · 2025-26 · 41 units covering 184 appearances
Times they took the floor together
Ndiaye + Watson is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.13 points each time they took the floor, across 184 appearances.Ndiaye + Watson184Watson +Seljaas150Lighty + Ndiaye133Ndiaye +Heurtel128Massa + Watson123
2025-26 · LDLC ASVEL
Real Madrid
Real Madrid
Measured

Deck + Lyles is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.53 points each time they took the floor, across 285 appearances.

0.53
Average difference each time they took the floor · 2025-26 · 27 units covering 285 appearances
Times they took the floor together
Deck + Lyles is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.53 points each time they took the floor, across 285 appearances.Hezonja +Campazzo344Tavares +Campazzo309Hezonja +Tavares286Deck + Lyles285Campazzo +Lyles266
2025-26 · Real Madrid

This is how the game was decided.

Theo Maledon

The game was not decided in the closing minutes: Real Madrid went ahead for good in minute 29, with a two-pointer by Theo Maledon for 73-71, and never gave up the lead.

Five minutes from the end the score was Real Madrid 95-83 LDLC ASVEL. From there the lead never changed hands and the game was never tied.

The biggest run was a 9-0 by Real Madrid between minutes 29 and 31, from 71-71 to 80-71. The best run by LDLC ASVEL was a 9-0 between minutes 22 and 23.

Andres Feliz decided it as the Real Madrid player with the most points: 26 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists and a PIR of 30.

▸See where these figures come from

I count as the game-winner the basket that puts the winning team ahead for good, and as a run the consecutive points by one team without the opponent scoring. The player who decided it is the winner's top scorer in the box score; on a tie, the one with the higher PIR.

Source: the official EuroLeague play-by-play, which logs each play by its game minute, and the game's box score.

Rotations · who was on the floor

Closing lineup · LDLC ASVEL

Yves Pons
Marc-Owen Fodzo Dada
Edwin Jackson
Myles Cale
SA

Pons · Dada · Jackson · Cale · Sanz

Closing lineup · Real Madrid

Chuma Okeke
Gabriele Procida
Jaime Pradilla
Facundo Campazzo
Nick Smith Jr

Okeke · Procida · Pradilla · Campazzo · Smith

Points by quarter

Q1Q2Q3Q4
LDLC ASVEL25232321
Real Madrid27341634
Q1Q2Q3Q4
LDLC ASVEL
Nathan Sestina

Sestina

24′ · -18

Both Gach

Gach

21′ · -19

Yves Pons

Pons

18′ · -16

Hugo Besson

Besson

17′ · -7

Marc-Owen Fodzo Dada

Dada

13′ · -13

Tyty Washington Jr

Washington

28′ · -10

Edwin Jackson

Jackson

26′ · -8

Joel Bolomboy

Bolomboy

24′ · +10

Myles Cale

Cale

17′ · -4

Bodian Massa

Massa

8′ · +2

David Lighty

Lighty

4′ · -10

SA

Sanz

1′ · -2

Real Madrid
Andres Feliz

Feliz

25′ · +16

Theo Maledon

Maledon

24′ · +18

Chuma Okeke

Okeke

19′ · +20

Walter Tavares

Tavares

17′ · +5

Gabriele Procida

Procida

15′ · +11

Jaime Pradilla

Pradilla

16′ · +3

Damian Jones

Jones

10′ · -11

Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot

Luwawu-Cabarrot

8′ · -13

Alberto Abalde

Abalde

21′ · +19

Facundo Campazzo

Campazzo

18′ · +4

Mikael Jantunen

Jantunen

18′ · +21

Nick Smith Jr

Smith

9′ · +2

Each bar is a stint on the floor according to the official EuroLeague play-by-play. The source logs each substitution by its minute, not its second, so the edge of a bar can shift by up to a minute. The number is the minutes in the box score and the team's +/− with him on the court.