In the 2004 ACB, Barcelona won the league for the second time in a row, beating Estudiantes in the final who were playing their first ever final. It was a very nice final, in which the field factor was fundamental, after a few years with very poor finals in the ACB where the champions won undefeated, the 2.004 was a final in conditions, 3-2 for Barcelona
The 2000 Cup was held in Vitoria, where they saw Estudiantes return, eight years later, to win the tournament. The Madrid club beat Valencia Basket in the final (73-63), led by an unstoppable Alfonso Reyes, MVP of the tournament
In 1999 we had a Spanish Korac final between Barcelona and Estudiantes. It had two very different matches, the first one held in Madrid, Estudiantes won by 16 points, so it seemed clear favourite for the title, but in the return Barcelona swept away and won by 27
In 1992 the cup was held in Granada, where Estudiantes won again after almost three decades. In the final, the Madrid team beat Zaragoza (61-56) in a final with more defence than success, and with John Pinone as MVP of the tournament
In 1991 the cup was held in Zaragoza, where Barcelona, after three years of waiting, won the cup again, beating in the final a Estudiantes who would still have to wait one more season to take the title. The final was close until the last possessions, with victory blaugrana by (67-65). The MVP went to the losing side, inside Estudiantes Juan Antonio Orenga
The competition begins with 22 teams. Framed in six groups of four and three teams, the champion of each group would qualify for the final league
