Beşiktaş defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 109-93 in the second week of the EuroLeague, setting three separate club records in a single offensive showcase, according to sports reports.
Three Club Records Broken Against Maccabi Tel Aviv
The club surpassed its previous EuroLeague scoring benchmarks by putting up 109 points against Maccabi Tel Aviv. During their previous EuroLeague campaign in the 2012-13 season, Beşiktaş never exceeded 86 points in a single game. They also eclipsed the 94-point club record set just one week prior against Valencia Basket.
Beyond breaking the 100-point threshold for the first time in club history at this level of European competition, the team excelled from beyond the arc. Beşiktaş converted 18 three-point field goals during the matchup, establishing a new club record for long-range shooting in the tournament. Ball movement matched the outside shooting efficiency as the squad handed out 25 assists, another club record for single-game distribution.
Scoring Progression in Early EuroLeague Play
The 109-93 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv builds directly upon the offensive rhythm Beşiktaş displayed in their tournament opener against Valencia Basket. While that initial 94-point performance set a temporary standard for the club, the subsequent outburst in week two pushed the scoring ceiling fifteen points higher.
The 2012-13 season serves as the primary historical baseline for the club in Europe’s premier competition. Back then, offensive outputs routinely stalled below the 90-point mark.
What happened in the Beşiktaş and Maccabi Tel Aviv match?
What was the final score of the Beşiktaş and Maccabi Tel Aviv EuroLeague match?
Beşiktaş defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 109-93 in the second week of the EuroLeague.

How many three-pointers did Beşiktaş score in the game?
Beşiktaş made 18 three-point field goals, setting a new club record for long-range shooting in EuroLeague play.
What was Beşiktaş’s previous single-game scoring record in the EuroLeague?
Beşiktaş recently set a club record with 94 points against Valencia Basket in the opening week of the current EuroLeague season, surpassing their previous 2012-13 era high of 86 points before resetting the mark again at 109 points against Maccabi.
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