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BallinEurope exclusive: CSKA wins 2009 Final Four

May 3, 2009

Before the Euroleague Final between Panathinaikos Athens and CSKA Moscow even starts tonight at 8pm CET, BallinEurope.com got the exclusive information that CSKA Moscow will win the 2009 edition of the Final Four. During our exclusive investigations in the O2 World arena this afternoon, we received proof that Euroleague officials already know who will win the trophy tonight.

For those who don’t believe it, see you tonight at our LIVE Blog from the Final. We start around 19h45 CET.

May 3, 2009ballineurope
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  1. investigator
    17 years ago

    investigate again faggots

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    • remon
      17 years ago

      Hey moron, can you “read” the photograph? Or is humour non-existent in green fans?

      ReplyCancel

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