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Euroleague Top 16 groupings completed

January 18, 2010

Hot off the big board in Barcelona, then: Here’s how today’s draw for Euroleague Top 16 groupings panned out.

In Group E, it’s Regal FC Barcelona, Panathinaikos Athen, Partizan Belgrade and Maroussi BC.

In Group F, Real Madrid, Montepaschi Siena, Maccabi Tel Aviv and Efes Pilsen Istanbul

In Group G, CSKA Moscow, Unicaja, Zalgiris Kaunas and Asseco Prokom.

In Group H, Olympiacos, Baskonia, BC Khimki Moscow region and Cibona Zagreb.

And so … how do you like *your* team’s chances…?

Jan 18, 2010ballineurope
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Comments: 6
  1. milaz
    16 years ago

    Real, Barcelona, Panathinaikos, Olympiakos more than likely….

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  2. radallo
    16 years ago

    if E meets F Real, Barca and Pana can’t reach altogether Paris2010… isn’t it?

    It will be a Spain vs Greece affair (sorry..I don’t believe in CSKA.. even if I’d like to see Pop Mensah onsĂą playing..)

    Barcelona, Pana, Uni-Caja-Laboral (which one??..mumble..), Olympiacos

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  3. kinski
    16 years ago

    Barcelona and Olympiacos have the best chances for final four, having in mind the draw and potential outcome of group stage…

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  4. Teo
    16 years ago

    now the fun part begins, let’s see who stays healthy long enough to get through this stage 🙂

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  5. DON
    16 years ago

    nice “makeup” to get panathinaikos to play 4 “home” games with Maroussi. Instead of keeping all the rules with Maccabi-Efes to Barcelona-Panathinaikos group you force 2 greek teams in the same group and 4 spanish teams in seperate groups.

    +1 BERTOMEU!!!SAME ON YOU!

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  6. DON
    16 years ago

    nice “makeup” to get panathinaikos to play 4 “home” games with Maroussi. Instead of keeping all the rules with Maccabi-Efes to Barcelona-Panathinaikos group you force 2 greek teams in the same group and 4 spanish teams in seperate groups.

    +1 BERTOMEU!!!SAME ON YOU!

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