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Groupings announced, Euroleague 2009-10 tips off (sorta)
The Euroleague 2009-10 season has begun! This morning, the Euroleague announced the groupings for the ten-game competition this autumn. Naturally, the pools are totally enticing and some great fodder for watercooler discussions for months. (Heck, they’ll have to be.) The groups look like this:
Euroleague, Eurocup, EuroChallenge participants announced
To torment and tease those of us – and by “those of us” here, i mean “every Euroball fan” – who can’t wait for the Euroleague, Eurocup, and FIBA EuroChallenge championship draws set for Wednesday at 1pm CET, FIBA Europe and Euroleague yesterday released the names of the participating clubs in the three competitions.
European domestic league champions, 2008/2009
You can find here an overview of the various domestic league national champions in Europe.
CAI Zaragoza tops club ranking again
After the League Ranking published a few days ago that saw the ACB confirm its status as most popular league in terms of game attendance, the club rankings also see a repeat, with the presence of Spanish team CAI Zaragoza at the top of the table.
Attendance Figures for European Competitions (Euroleague)
Here we go for the spectator figures for the best and most popular competition in Europe, the Euroleague. After the FIBA EuroChallenge and the EuroCup, BallinEurope.com checked what are the averages of the toughest European competition.
Euroleague Final Four LIVE: the Final
The Final of the Euroleague between Panathinaikos Athens and CSKA Moscow will be played tonight in the O2 World Arena in Berlin. The game will start at 20h00 CET and BallinEurope.com will cover it with a LIVE Blog. You can watch the game on Eurosport Germany, which is available for free on Astra.
BallinEurope exclusive: CSKA wins 2009 Final Four
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 […]
Euroleague Final Four: Ramunas Sikauskas Interview
Ramunas Sikaukas who was the man of the first semi-final spoke to us just after his incredible performance today against FC Barcelona.
Euroleague Final Four Preview: CSKA Moscow
CSKA Moscow was the team I covered since before the season, so I have to go with it again now that the Final Four is approaching. Ettore Messina has once again put together a team that can win the supreme title, but this season, the task of winning the cup looks a bit more challenging […]
Monday’s cigarettes
Yes, it’s finally Final Four week again. European basketball fans have waited a full year to get these feelings back again. And to start the week, well, here we go for some nice stories from around the globe.
Euroleague Final Four: the expert view
Before the Euroleague season started, we asked experts from all around the continent to give us their opinions about their home country’s team(s). They also had to predict the regular-season record of their team and which four teams would reach the Final Four. So it’s time to check the results and see who the über-expert […]
Why Americans should watch Euroleague Final Four
Many observers and participants are already calling the 2009 Final Four in Berlin in early May the best ever. While that remains to be seen, one thing that is certain is that the affair in the German capital is anything but just another European party. And American basketball fans will have plenty of reasons to […]