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Real Madrid bounced back after a tough loss at home against FC Barcelona with a tight win at Malaga against Unicaja (92-91). The Blancos played better in the last quarter, with Fabien Causeur and Walter Tavares being a decisive duo.

Pablo Laso broke another record in that game, becoming the winningest coach in the ACB League with the Blancos. Laso has won 362 games so far, surpassing Lolo Sainz as the head coach with the most victories with Real.

Laso achieved this milestone in just 442 games, which is a spectacular 82% winning rate in 11 eleven seasons leading Madrid's bench.

Pablo Laso has the record for most consecutive wins in the ACB (33, 2020-21) and also leads the ranking in coaching Real in ACB with 442 games under his belt.

After 5 ACB Leagues and 2 EuroLeague titles, Laso will be seeking his 7th Spanish Cup the upcoming weekend at Granada. He surpassed Aito Garcia Reneses in 2020 as the coach with the most King's Cup titles.

Apart from his record, Laso shared concerns about a possible Carlos Alocen injury. The youngster guard injured his knee in the third quarter.

"I'm not a doctor, and I have no idea about these things, but knee injuries… It doesn't look good to tell you the truth," Laso said. "The boy is touched, he has helped us a lot. He has changed the pace of the match with that energy he transmits, and let's just say it's a chore to lose a player to an injury like that."

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