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

Quarterfinals
Dynamo Moscow 85 – Hemofarm 93
Benetton 79 – Lietuvos Rytas 85
Valencia Basket 73 – Khimki 76
Bilbao Basket 76 – Zadar 67

Semi-finals
Hemofarm 68 – Lietuvos Ryas 73
Khimki 79 – Bilbao Basket 73

The first quarter remained balanced, ending with (22-22). At the beginning of the second act Khimki caught a streak, and this allowed him to be leading by ten points for many minutes, getting to win several times by thirteen points, and reaching the last quarter with (62-53). A final act that was fatal to the interests of Khimki, who saw the Lithuanians were filing distances to tie the final (71-71) with two minutes to go. Khimki entered a phase of technical KO, and received a partial (9-3) in the last plays.

Lietuvos Rytas 80
*Lukauskis – 3p, 6a
*Eidson – 14p, 4a
*Jomantas – 8p, 4r
*Zavackas – 8p, 5r
*Petravicius – 20p, 7r
Babrauskas – 18p, 5r
M.Bjelica – 9p, 3r
Anisimovas – 0p, 1r
Sinica – 0p, 2r
Gecevicius – 0p
Dainys – 0p, 1br

Khimki 74
*Palacio – 0p, 2r
*Fridzon – 11p, 3r
*McCarty – 20p, 2r
*Garbajosa – 5p, 5r
*Mozgov – 11p, 9r
Delfino – 16p, 2a
Wilkinson – 2p, 3r
Ponkrashov – 4p, 6a
Lampe – 5p, 5r