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List of 2009-10 European basketball champions

June 19, 2010

League play is now accelerating to a close all over The Continent, and BallinEurope’s “List of European Champions” page gets more updates.

Most men’s domestic leagues have completely closed up shoppe for 2009-10, but BiE has also listed a few details on where other leagues stand at present; links are provided where possible.

If no information follows a country’s name, that simply means BiE has yet to find anything on the basketball league there. However, this page will be updated throughout the next couple of weeks as associations close the books on the 2009-10 season; watch this space for updates, as they say.

Any information BiE readers can provide is much appreciated as well.

Champions and/or contenders throughout Europe include the following.

Albania: Birmingham vs. Apollonia to be played “during May.”

Austria: Allianz Swans Gmunden is the Austrian champion, overcoming top-seeded BSC Raiffeisen Fürstenfeld Panthers in game five of the best-of-five, 76-68. Series MVP Deteri Mayes contributed a huge 30 points in the clincher.

Belarus: Minsk swept Grodno in the best-of-five championship series with a crushing 83-59 victory in game three. The wonderfully-named Dante Stiggers was named league MVP for 2009-10.

Belgium: Spirou Basket Charleroi made it three consecutive Belgian titles by beating Belgacom Liege Basket in the finals, culminating in a ridiculous 74-49 victory in game four.

Bosnia-Herzegovina: Siroki TT Kabeli made it back-to-back titles in sweeping Igokea out in three games.

Bulgaria: The Bulgarian basketball league is currently in its semi-final round. Levski awaits winner of Rila Sport vs. Lukoil Akademik series.

Croatia: Cibona Zagreb defended its Croatian League title by winning three consecutive games to take the best-of-five series over KK Zadar.

Cyprus: Cyprus’ Division A was won by APOEL, which beat regular-season leader AEL in a battle of EuroChallenge teams in the best-of-five championship series, three games to one; the title gives APOEL back-to-back titles in Cyprus’ national league.

*Note: It has been brought to the attention of BallinEurope that neither FIBA Europe the Cyprus Basketball Federation recognizes Cyprus’ “Northern League,” comprised of teams located in the Turkish-occupied part of the nation, as a valid entity. As such, BiE cannot report on such results as part of any consideration in a “national champions” list. I apologize for any perceived slight to folks in the North Cyprus region or for offending any readers of BallinEurope.com.

Czech Republic: Semifinals are in progress and run through May 26 (if necessary).

Denmark: Svendborg Rabbits won the championship game over Bakken Bears, 76-51.

Estonia: Tartu Rock took the title by overcoming Rakvere in the finals, four games to two. In game six, guard Todd Abernathy contributed a crazy 30 points and 12 rebounds to lead his team. The championship makes six Estonian titles for Rock in the last 11 seasons and three of the last four.

Finland: Tampereen Pyrinto won the Korisliiga title.

France: Even with Kevin Seraphin, Cholet pulled off the upset in the LNB championship to win the title, 81-65.

FYR Macedonia:

Georgia:

Germany: In topsy-turvy 2009-10 Germany, no. 5 seed Brose Baskets Bamberg and no. 7 seed Deutsche Bank Skyliners face off for the title and an automatic Euroleague bid for next season. Game one went to the visiting Skyliners, 65-63; game two is one Wednesday.

Greece: Panathinaikos took its incredible 8th consecutive EΣAKE championship by winning a 39-minute game four under insane conditions.

Holland: The GasTerra Flames “spanked” the World Class Aviation Academy (gotta love those Dutch league names) in the championship game, 89-65, for the title.

Hungary: Recent Hungarian sports power ZTE took out Paks Atomerőmű in game four, 67-60, to take its first national championship since 1992. Check out the writeup provided by local sports newspaper Nemzeti Sport for an excellent victory cigar-chomping picture of Louis Hinnant, Calvin Watson and Team Hungary’s youth teamer David Gaspar. Dude, total culture shock.

Iceland: Snaefell overcame long-time foes Keflavik to win the Icelandic title, three games to two.

Ireland: Killester took the Irish Superleague triple crown in 2009-10 by defeating the UL Eagles in the championship game, 74-64.

Israel: A shocker from the Ligat HaAl: Maccabi, winner of 37 of the last 40 Israeli league titles, succumbed to Galil Gilboa, 90-77 in the final game. Maccabi head coach Pini Gershon, who once complained that the single-game elimination format was designed to end his franchise’s dominance has proven prophetic, as Tel Aviv has now gone down in the championship game two of the past three years.

Italy: Montepaschi Siena continues their Italy-dominating ways by taking a 2-0 lead into game three of the best-of-five Serie A championship Against AJ Milano. MPS took the first two by a combined 42 points. Game three tips off on tonight at 8.30pm CET (2.30pm EST).

Kosovo: In one of Europe’s youngest countries and youngest leagues, Sigal Prishtina made it consecutive titles by defeating Trepca, 74-55, in game four of the championship series.

Latvia: BK Barons overcame VEF Riga, 78-71, in game seven of what was apparently a grueling Latvian championship series to take the title. Baltic Basketball League MVP Alex Renfroe contributed a nice performance in a losing effort, going for 23 points on 9-of-14 shooting plus 10 rebounds in 37 minutes played.

Lithuania: Lietuvos Rytas took the 2009-10 LKL title after defeating Žalgiris Kaunas in game seven of the championship series, 80-71. With the win, L.Rytas earned a spot in the 2010-11 edition of Euroleague basketball. Žalgiris’ entry in the big league is already assured.

Luxembourg: Amicale has a spot in the finals; the final game in the three-game semifinal between Eztella and Sparta was played last night.

Malta:

Moldova:

Montenegro: Gamma Cahul took games one and two over Chisinau, with the five-game series heading to Chisinau.

Norway: The Asker Aliens defeated the Tromsø Storm, three games to one, for the Norwegian league title.

Poland: Anwil takes on Euroleague team Asseco Prokom in the best-of-seven game championship series beginning on May 22.

Portugal: Benefica are the 2009-10 Portugeuse champions, taking care of business against Portugal Cup winners Porto Ferpinta in the finals, four games to one. Putting in a monster game five was series MVP Heshimu Evans (remember him?), who contributed 23 points and 9 rebounds in the 85-74 win.

Romania: With a tip of the cap to reader Adrian Micinic of Numai Baschet, Ploiesti made short work of would-be dethroners Cluj-Napoca: “CSU Asesoft Ploiesti are again the Romanian Champions. They won Games Three and Four, 83-77 and 72-67, respectively. They played against U Mobitelco Cluj-Napoca in the finals and won the series 4-0. The team from Ploiesti is national champion for the 7th time in a row.” Seven times? Can anyone in the world currently touch the seven-peat?

Russia: To surely no one’s surprise, CSKA Moscow took its 17th Russian Superleague title by defeating Euroleague sensation BC Khimki Moscow region in the finals.

Scotland:

Serbia: Partizan Belgrade was awarded the Serbian Superleague title over Hemofarm Stada after a players’ brawl in game two was followed by a Hemofarm forfeit of game three.

Slovakia: Though Handlova players ended up taking most of the league’s individual honors for 2009-10, they were swept in the semifinals by Nitra, who in turn lost to Pezinok in the championship series.

Slovenia: In the homeland of the Dragon and the Machine, Krka beat reigning champions Union Olimpija 74-66 in Game 2 of the Slovenian League finals and the best-of-five series is now tied at one game apiece.

Spain: The top four teams in the ACB advanced to the semifinals, with all but Real Madrid managing two-game sweeps. The semifinal matchups pit FC Barcelona against Unicaja, while red-hot Baskonia gets Madrid. The finals begin on either June 5 or June 10, depending on earlier results.

Sweden: Norrköping defeated Plannja in the Ligan final series, three games to one.

Switzerland:

Turkey: Fenerbahçe Ülker tore apart Efes Pilsen at home in game six, 76-51, to take the Turkish Basketball League title. Now the only question is whether this represents the final game Efes Pilsen as-we-know-it will ever play…

Ukraine: No. 6 seed Azovmash Mariupol was crowned champion in Ukraine on Monday after outlasting top dog Budivelnyk Kiev in five games for the title. Azovmash was just 15-11 in the regular season, while Budivelnyk Kiev had gone 24-2.

United Kingdom: The Everton Tigers beat the Glasgow Rocks, 80-72, to take the BBL Championship title. The Newcastle Eagles had won the British Basketball League regular season title but lost to Everton along the way in the playoffs.


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Comments: 50
  1. Kobi
    15 years ago

    Hapoel Gali/Gilboa advanced in Israel from the 3rd seed, not Rishon Lezion (who lost to Jerusalem 3-1). Other than the Maccabi series, the other two series are being played for relegation.

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      @ Kobi: Thanks for that info. I was having a heck of a time figuring out that tournament bracket! 😀

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  2. Sam Raphael Chadwick
    15 years ago

    Added Info: Newcastle Eagles won the British Basketball League regular season title but lost to Everton for the Championship

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  3. Jay
    15 years ago

    Porvoon Tarmo did not win the Finnish championship. They won the first division and wil play in Korisliiga (the top level) next season. Tampereen Pyrinto won the Korisliiga title.

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  4. Manager
    15 years ago

    Cyprus: APOEL Nicosia

    Also your map is missing Cyprus.

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      @ Manager: Thanks for the information on APOEL Nicosia; figured they’d win again. Sorry about the omission on the map: It’s not my graphic! I’ll try to find something better.

      Thanks for reading!
      Cheers,

      Os.

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  5. tugba
    15 years ago

    sorry I couldn’t see Turkey’s map above…And I like your website…Many Thanks,

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  6. 10ursuz
    15 years ago

    you giving info about Turkey but not try to find a map that shown Turkey as a part of Europe.
    just ironic.
    Thnx for the info though…

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  7. 10ursuz
    15 years ago

    I dont know U know it or not there is two seperate league going on in cyprus. one at the northern part; the other at the southern part. I think you should give info about both to be objective…

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      @ 10Ursuz: Could you provide website addresses for either of the two leagues? I’m having a seriously difficult time finding anything on men’s basketball in Cyprus…

      Thanks for reading!

      Cheers,
      Os.

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  8. 10ursuz
    15 years ago

    I also don know ant official website about those leagues but in EUROBASKET.COM I can find some information about those leagues. If you know one of the guys working for that site you can get information; I quess…

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  9. Os Davis
    15 years ago

    @ 10ursuz: Okay, updated (albeit minimal) information for both Cyprus leagues has been entered. Thanks for the info.

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    • Dimitris
      15 years ago

      Sir,
      we are here about sports and not politics, as you may know there is no north cyprus state, the northern part of the Cypriotic Republic is occupied by turkish forces since 1974 according to UNO. So don’t get political here please. There are not 2 cypriot leagues but only one.

      Thanx

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      • Os Davis
        15 years ago

        Wellllllll, Dimitris, you are right that BallinEurope’s about the game and not the political game. The inclusion of Northern Cyprus results essentially goes out by reader request; fair enough, i think.

        I certainly did not want to get political about anything in this piece and while BiE is listing results from the Cyprus Northern League, we don’t consider Northern Cyprus a separate entity or anything like that, but the Northern League does appear to be an independent in-country basketball association.

        Really, no politics intended.

        Thanks for reading!

        Cheers,
        Os.

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  10. Kobi
    15 years ago

    Maccabi advanced in Israel in a two point win in Game 5 after a big comeback. Semi-finals: Jerusalem-Galil, Maccabi-Netanya.

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      Kobi, you rock! Thanks for the information; the Israel section of the list has been updated. I’ll try to provide a bit more (and linkage) tomorrow. Thanks for reading!

      Cheers,
      Os.

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  11. Kobi
    15 years ago

    No problem, I’ll keep the updates coming as the Final Four progresses.

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  12. ilhami
    15 years ago

    very nice info thx

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  13. 10ursuz
    15 years ago

    fenerbahçe ülker won his game against efes pilsen and gain the home court advantage. the score was 78-62

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      Thanks for the information; changes have been made.

      Cheers,
      Os.

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  14. Adrian Micinic
    15 years ago

    CSU Asesoft Ploiesti are again the Romanian Champions. They won Games Three and Four, 83-77 and 72-67 respectively. They played against U Mobitelco Cluj-Napoca in the finals and won the series 4-0. The team from Ploiesti is national champion for the 7th time in a row.

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      Thanks for representing, Adrian! Incidentally, your site numaibaschet.ro looks great; if only my Romanian were better… 😀

      Cheers,
      Os.

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      • Adrian Micinic
        15 years ago

        Thanks. I appreciate BiE a lot. It’s a great place for people who really love basketball.

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  15. ilhami
    15 years ago

    series tied in turkey. efes pilsen – fenerbahce ulker 73-64.

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  16. Stevan
    15 years ago

    There is news, that 3 on 3 streetball will become an olympic discipline… according to some info it is tested at the youth olympic games. What about that, do you have any info?

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      @ Stevan: I’ve heard rumors of this, but have not heard that 3-on-3 has been officially approved as a “test sport.” Ball in Europe will now investigate, however. Thanks for reading!

      Cheers,
      Os.

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      • Reigo Kimmel
        15 years ago

        About 3on3 Streetball – we have heard that FIBA will make their statement about it after the Youth Olympic Games at Singapore in August. There is a huge potential in it.

        The most international outdoor 3on3 streetball tournament this year is Moscow Open 2010 from 28th of July to 1st of August in Moscow.

        One small scale tournament that we are organizing os on 14th of August in Tallinn, Estonia. You’re welcome to Baltic Open 2010:
        http://www.tanavakorvpall.ee/ee/eng/

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  17. That guy
    15 years ago

    In the German Bundesliga, defending champion EWE Baskets Oldenburg, domestic powerhouse ALBA Berlin, and EuroChallenge winner BG Göttingen all lost their respective quarterfinals serieses. With last years’ finalist Telekom Baskets Bonn having already been eliminated, that means that none of the top 4 seeded teams advanced to the semi-finals!

    Instead, it’s NY’er Phantoms Braunschweig against Brose Baskets Bamberg, and Deutsche Bank Skyliners Frankfurt against Eisbären Bremerhaven (who had placed last in 2008/09, and stayed in the league just because two other teams had to withdraw for financial reasons).

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      @ That Guy: Kudos for the excellent summation. The “List of European Champions” has again been updated! Thanks for reading!

      Cheers,
      Os.

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  18. Michael
    15 years ago

    German League is much better than people claim it is. There are some very good players there that go under the radar like for example Schaffartzik.

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  19. 10ursuz
    15 years ago

    fenerbahçe ülker won the homecourt game against efes pilsen and take the lead. the score was 72-70 and the series score is 2-1

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  20. Kobi
    15 years ago

    Maccabi and Gilboa/Galil are in the finals after beating Netanya and Jerusalem, 104-78 and 79-69, respectively.

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  21. 10ursuz
    15 years ago

    fenerbahçe won another amazing game against efes pilsen. the score was 85-79.
    efes pilsen managed to get a 17 point deficit at the middle of the 3th quartle yet fenerbahce managed the turn the table with an unhumanious full court press and starting the leading the series 3 to 1

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  22. Kobi
    15 years ago

    Gilboa/Galil are Israeli champs after an incredible win over Maccabi in the finals, 90-77. What an upset!!!

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  23. rookie
    15 years ago

    There’s a mistake about Estonia champion. Rock didn’t win its fourth consecutive title – they lost to Kalev last year. Rock has won 6 of the last 11 titles in Estonia and 3 of the last 4.

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      @ Rookie: Thanks for that. Info updated!

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  24. Arvids
    15 years ago

    Info about Latvia! Season over and 7 game series in the finals…

    http://www.basket.lv/lbl

    Mistake about Ukraine as well since Azovmash won the title on Monday I believe.

    Have fun

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  25. Iulian
    15 years ago

    One of the most important CSU Asesoft Ploiesti (romanian champions for the 7th time) player, Catalin Burlacu (also played in Russia and won the italian Cup with Air Avelino) was tested positive by Romanian Anti-Doping Agency and suspended for three months! Link here (just romanian, try google translate): http://www.citynews.ro/cluj/sport-9/baschet-catalin-burlacu-suspendat-trei-luni-83547/

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    • Os
      15 years ago

      @ Iulian: Thanks a bunch for the heads-up on that. Sorry about Team Romania’s now seemingly decreased chances this summer … story is here:

      http://bietemp.wpengine.com/new/catalin-burlacu-suspended-romania-csu-ploiesti-6537/

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      • Iulian
        15 years ago

        It’s a pitty for sure, but this kind of players are the worst for a national team! I hope that somehow FIBA Europe will clean the mess from the romanian basketball!

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  26. 10ursuz
    15 years ago

    despite the comments of ergin ataman fenerbahçe ülker won the 6th match of the series easily at Abdi İpekçi and won the Turkish Basketball League Championship. the score was 76-51.
    congrats fenerbahçe ülker.
    P.S. : I hope that Turkish government accepts that it is mistake trying to close efes pilsen and take back its decision so that this amazing rivalry can continue..

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  27. radallo
    15 years ago

    I was in Israel and I had the oportunity to see live in TV the final game of the championship (and the replay of the match for 6 days in a row, every evening.. 🙂 ).

    Shame on Phini Gerson! Oded Katash lead a good team.. nothing more.

    Galil make a good performance form outside… but they only took free shots, allowed by Maccabi. AA confirms that he’s a good player… but surely he’s not a winner (he re-opened the game and suddenly close it with 2 bad shots)

    PS. Talking about shooting performance..
    Individuals: take a look at Jumaine Jones game3 stats that gave Caserta a road win in Rome to access the semis
    http://195.56.77.208/game/?id=64128

    Team: take a look at Siena stats from three point range in game 1 of the semifinal
    http://195.56.77.208/game/?id=64138

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  28. kwest
    15 years ago

    I’m afraid that the update for Hungary has some slight mistakes 🙂

    1. ZTE won the championship, runner-up is Paks.
    2. Paks formed in 1979, the mentioned year 1992 was the last time when ZTE won the league (this is the fourth for them).
    3. Guys with cigars are ZTE players: Louis Hinnant, Calvin Watson and David Gaspar (left to right).

    Culture shock is OK 🙂

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      Thanks for the info, Kwest. Changes made!

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  29. Joval
    15 years ago

    Austrian Champian Allianz Swans Gmunden

    http://www.oebl.at/magazin/artikel.php?artikel=1810&type=2&menuid=2&topmenu=2

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  30. iulian
    15 years ago

    As I said before, another romanian champion was found positive in the finals. It’s Brice Kabengele from champion CSU Asesoft Ploiesti, also romanian national team component. It’s the second player, after Burlacu, found positive, so FIBA will decide some punishments for CSU Ploiesti.

    Read the story here (sorry, only romanian): http://www.prosport.ro/alte-sporturi/baschet/kabengele-suspendat-6-luni-pentru-consum-de-marijuana-6424621

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  31. That guy
    15 years ago

    The German Bundesliga is gonna be decided tonight, as each team has won 2 games of the best-of-5-series. Bamberg, who has home advantage and has had the more convincing wins, including a 97-52-thrashing of Frankfurt in game 3, are favourites, but in this surprise-laden playoffs you just never know…

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  32. Bas Kammenga
    15 years ago

    Who will play in Euroleague prelims, Eurocup en Eurochallenge for each respective country? In Holland GasTerra Flames Groningen will play prelims Euroleague and cupwinner ZZ Leiden will play Eurochallenge.

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    • Os Davis
      15 years ago

      Hold on … next week, BallinEurope will have the list of Euroleague 2010-11 competitors (and hopefully Eurocup at least as well).

      Thanks for reading,
      Os.

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      • Bas Kammenga
        15 years ago

        Os Davis> Very good!

        Provisional lists:
        http://www.schoenen-dunk.de/forum_t52350_EuroCup-Saison-2010-11.htm
        http://forums.interbasket.net/f11/euro-cup-2010-2011-13611/

        Talking about fullfilling the standards of EuroLeague…

        Khimki (Rus) – 5.000
        Le Mans (Fra) – 6.000
        Caserta (Ita) – 6.387
        Maroussi (Gre) –> Olympic Hall 18.000
        Charleroi (Bel) – 6.500
        Barons Riga (Lat) –> National Arena 11.200
        Azovmash (Ukr) – 2.100 –> 12.000
        ASVEL (Fra) – 5.600
        –
        Hemofarm (Ser) – 4.058 (?!!)
        Buducnost (Mon) – 4.550 (?!!)
        Galil Gilboa (Isr) – 2.000 –> Maccabi Tel Aviv 11.700
        Nymburk (CzR) – 2.000 –> National Arena 10.300
        GasTerra Flames (Ned) – 4.310 (?!!)
        Alba Berlin (Ger) – 14.500

        Other wildcards (?!) – participants Eurocup 2009-2010 with arena’s >5.000:
        Unics (Rus) – 7.500, St.Petersburg (Rus) – 7.700, Türk Telekom (Tur) – 10.400, Galatasaray (Tur) – 12.500, Red Star (Ser) – 8.150, Nancy (Fra) – 6.027, Biella (Ita) 5.700, Zadar (Cro) – 10.000, Siauliai (Lit) 5.500, Aris (Gre) – 5.500, Ventspils or VEF Riga (Lat) – 12.500, Benneton (Ita) – 5.134, Dynamo Moskou (Rus) – 5.000, …

        Does anyone have more accurate numbers?!?!

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