Paris delivered a dominant 113–80 win over Maccabi Tel Aviv in EuroLeague play, pulling away early and never allowing the visitors to mount a sustained response. Paris’ offensive efficiency set the tone, as they converted 23-of-36 from the field (64.0%) and consistently generated quality looks through ball movement (22 assists). Justin Robinson led the way with 25 points, spearheading a balanced scoring effort that kept pressure on Maccabi’s defense throughout the night. Sebastian Herrera added 16 points, while Allan Dokossi (14), N. Hifi (12), and Lamar Stevens (12) helped Paris maintain scoring punch across multiple lineups and stretches. Maccabi Tel Aviv struggled to match Paris’ shot-making, finishing 17-of-37 from the floor (46.0%) and 8-of-35 from three-point range. Although Maccabi won the rebounding battle (36–29) and recorded 15 assists, the gap in shooting efficiency—especially from deep—made it difficult to keep pace as Paris’ lead grew. The result underscores Paris’ ability to translate efficient offense into separation against EuroLeague competition, particularly when their perimeter shooting is falling (14 made threes). For Maccabi, the game highlighted the need for better perimeter conversion and more consistent scoring stretches to avoid falling behind early and chasing the game for long periods.