Andrés Feliz Leads Real Madrid Past ASVEL with 26 Points in EuroLeague

Real Madrid defeated LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne 111-92 on Tuesday at the Movistar Arena in Madrid, with guard Andrés Feliz scoring 26 points and hitting eight three-pointers in a 25-minute performance, MARCA reported.

Andrés Feliz Leads Real Madrid Offense With Eight Three-Pointers

Andrés Feliz finished the EuroLeague regular season contest with 26 points, shooting 8-of-11 from beyond the arc. The Dominican guard added four assists and five rebounds, accumulating a total performance index rating (PIR) of 30 in just 25 minutes on the court.

Real Madrid opened the game aggressively from long range, matching early scoring from ASVEL. Guard Procida, Feliz, Jones, and Pradilla each hit early three-pointers to establish a 25-17 lead for the hosts near the five-minute mark of the first quarter. ASVEL responded through Jackson and Cale, trimming the margin to 27-25 by the end of the opening period.

ASVEL Fights Back Short-Handed Before Madrid Pulls Away

Playing without three of their key players—Patty Mills, Joe Crowder, and Tremont Waters—the visiting French side pushed a fast tempo through Washington, who scored 17 points, and Besson, who contributed 16. Jackson added 13 points and six assists, while Bolomboy posted 12 points and seven rebounds.

The score remained tight through the second quarter, sitting at 35-34 until ASVEL guard Theo Maledon spearheaded an 8-1 run to put the visitors up 43-35. Maledon finished the night with 16 points, five rebounds, and nine assists while drawing six fouls. Real Madrid answered before halftime when Feliz entered alongside Facundo Campazzo, orchestrating a 13-3 burst built on two quick three-pointers from the Dominican guard that restored a 56-41 lead.

Third-Quarter Momentum Shifts and Final Stretch

An early three-pointer by Luwawu-Cabarrot pushed Real Madrid’s lead to 64-48 after the break, but ASVEL answered with a 0-9 run sparked by Besson and Bolomboy. ASVEL eventually tied the game at 71-71 following successful perimeter shots from Jackson and Cale alongside a three-point play by Dada. Despite shooting just 3-of-13 from deep in the third period, Real Madrid managed to regain control with four points from Maledon and a buzzer-beating tip-in from Pradilla to lead 77-71 heading into the final quarter.

Feliz sealed the victory in the fourth quarter by driving a 14-4 run featuring two more three-pointers. Additional perimeter scores from Okeke and Alberto Abalde stretched the margin to 100-86 with three minutes remaining. Abalde and Maledon closed out the scoring to seal the 111-92 final score in front of 6,723 spectators.

Match Statistics and Referee Details

The game was officiated by referees Milivoje Jovcic of Serbia, Seffi Shemmesh of Israel, and Eduard Udyanskyy of the United Kingdom, with no players disqualified for fouls.

Real Madrid’s total of 111 points came via quarters of 27, 34, 16, and 34 points. Individual scorers for Real Madrid included Feliz (26), Maledon (16), Pradilla (12), Okeke (10), Tavares (9), Procida (8), Smith Jr. (7), Jantunen (6), Abalde (6), Jones (5), Campazzo (3), and Luwawu-Cabarrot (3).

LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne scored 25, 23, 23, and 21 points across the four quarters. Their scoring ledger featured Washington Jr. (17), Besson (16), Jackson (13), Bolomboy (12), Sestina (8), Cale (8), Fodzo Dada (6), Gach (6), Massa (4), Pons (2), and Lighty, who did not score.