A Crown in the Capital
Seven years ago Real Madrid put the finishing touch on a remarkable season by capturing their 35th Spanish Basketball League title. The victory came after a hard‑fought series against arch‑rival Barcelona, where the capital club prevailed with a 3‑1 aggregate score.
Coached by Pablo Laso, the team blended veteran poise with youthful energy, finishing the regular campaign with a staggering 28 wins and only six defeats. That consistency laid the groundwork for a playoff run that left no room for surprise.
The white‑and‑gold side swept both Manresa and Valencia Basket in the postseason, demonstrating a level of dominance that stretched back to their previous four league titles in five years. The championship also coincided with a Super Cup triumph, underscoring the club’s comprehensive superiority.
Facundo Campazzo, a key figure in the roster, contributed to the squad’s depth and defensive intensity, helping the team navigate the rigors of a long season. The collective effort was reflected in the final series, where Real Madrid’s tactical adjustments and execution proved decisive against Barcelona’s famed defense.
Legacy and Looking Forward
The 35th league title added to Real Madrid’s storied basketball pedigree, reinforcing the club’s reputation as a powerhouse in Spanish sport. As the organization looks ahead, the championship serves as both a milestone and a catalyst for future ambitions, with fans eager to see how the blend of experience and emerging talent will shape the next chapter.