Valencia cruised to a 101–65 win over Forca Lleida in ACB play, pulling away early and never letting the visitors find sustained rhythm. Valencia’s offensive balance and perimeter shot-making created separation as the game progressed, while their defensive pressure helped keep Lleida from matching runs. The difference showed most clearly from three-point range: Valencia buried 17 threes on 36 attempts, a volume-and-efficiency edge that consistently stretched the floor and opened driving lanes. Josep Puerto led the scoring with 19 points, with Jean Montero adding 16 and Sergio De Larrea chipping in 13 as Valencia’s rotation produced steady points throughout the night. Forca Lleida got 13 points from Millan Jimenez, but the visitors struggled to generate enough perimeter scoring to keep pace, finishing 5-of-24 from deep. Despite an efficient overall field-goal line (21-of-37), Lleida’s offense couldn’t produce the extra possessions or three-point output needed to counter Valencia’s barrage. Valencia also held advantages on the glass (31–26) and moved the ball effectively (14 assists), maintaining control on both ends to secure a 36-point victory. The result reinforces Valencia’s ability to win decisively when their three-point shooting is clicking, while Forca Lleida will look to improve spacing and long-range efficiency to stay competitive against ACB opponents with high-powered offenses.