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Euroleague Final Four tickets

March 28, 2008

I am sure a few – if not many – Panathinaikos and Real Madrid Fans already bought their Euroleague Final Four tickets as soon as they were available. Now, with both team not even going to the Top8 I was wondering what those fans do with their tickets.

Euroleague.net has this to say about the tickets:

Euroleague Basketball would like to inform all fans who have purchased their Madrid 2008 Final Four tickets online through our ticketing partner, Entradas.com, and who have selected as a delivery option to receive the tickets at their home addresses, that they will receive the tickets before April 20. In addition, we would like to remind you that purchase plans are still availabe to attend the Madrid 2008 Final Four.

Lucky you if you are one of those people who will recieve tickets!

EDIT: NIKEiD is having a contest here, where you can WIN FREE EUROLEAGUE FINAL FOUR tickets – maybe that is a good chance to go to Madrid. Just click the banner below to see the competition.

NIKEiD and Euroleague invite you to the Final Four

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