In 2009, the EuroCup final was held at 8, which would be the last year in this format, in Turin, where Lietuvos Rytas defeated a star-studded Khimki in the grand final by (80-74) after coming back from a thirteen-point deficit. Marijonas Petravicius, MVP of the final tournament
In its last year as a single final format, from here it would be in F8 format and then F4, in 2007 the EuroCup was won by Real Madrid, who had lost it three years before, beating a willing Lietuvos Rytas (87-75), who never gave up the match. The MVP of the final was given to Charles Smith, top scorer of the match, in addition to his usual defensive delivery
In 2005 the EuroCup final was held in Charleroi, with Lietuvos Rytas winning the title after beating Makedonikos in the final (78-74). The Lithuanians managed to gain about twenty points, but in the end they asked for the time to win. The MVP went to Robertas Javtokas
