Valencia Basket continued its strong start to the EuroLeague season, delivering a crushing win that highlighted both its offensive firepower and the struggles of a rival side.
EuroLeague Round 2 – Valencia vs. Baskonia
On the second matchday, Valencia faced Kosner Baskonia and never looked back. From the opening minutes the Spanish club imposed its rhythm, exploiting defensive gaps that left Baskonia floundering. The game ended 111-88, a margin that underscored Valencia’s superiority.
Record‑setting Scoring
The 111 points posted by Valencia set a new personal best for the club in EuroLeague history, eclipsing the previous record of 108. It was the highest tally achieved by any Spanish team in this stage of the competition.
Wider Spanish Performance
While Valencia celebrated, other Spanish giants stumbled. Barcelona, led by Kevin Punter’s 25 points and five rebounds, fell 94-83 to Xavi Pascual’s Dubai side after a disastrous second quarter (29-12). Meanwhile, Real Madrid was beaten 94-84 by Turkey’s Anadolu Efes.
Looking Ahead
Valencia’s dominant display positions them as a benchmark for Spanish clubs in the EuroLeague, while Baskonia and the other Spanish teams will look to regroup as the season progresses.