Real Madrid earned a 94–78 road win over San Pablo Burgos in ACB action, pulling away to secure a 16-point margin. Madrid’s perimeter shooting and control of the glass set the tone, as they consistently generated cleaner looks and limited Burgos to one-and-done possessions. After a competitive early phase, Madrid began to separate by stretching the floor with timely three-point shooting and turning defensive stops into efficient offense. Burgos had moments of success scoring inside and in transition, but their three-point production (5 makes on 25 attempts) didn’t keep pace with Madrid’s long-range output. Mario Hezonja led all scorers with 20 points for Real Madrid, providing steady shot-making and momentum baskets when Burgos threatened to close the gap. Gabriele Procida added 15 points, while Chuma Okeke (12) and Theo Maledon (10) supplied secondary scoring to keep Madrid’s attack balanced. For Burgos, L. Meindl paced the home side with 18 points, but Burgos struggled to match Madrid’s depth and efficiency over 40 minutes. The result reinforces Real Madrid’s ability to win comfortably when their three-point shooting is falling and their rebounding advantage is pronounced (47–31). For San Pablo Burgos, the loss highlights the need for more consistent perimeter efficiency and playmaking (9 assists) against elite ACB opponents, especially when facing a team that can punish missed shots with quick, high-quality possessions.