In the 2025 EuroCup, Hapoel Tel Aviv won the best-of-three final against Gran Canaria (2-0). The Israeli team’s inside player, Johnathan Motley, was the MVP of the final. It was the second year that EuroCup kept this best-of-three final format

The best qualified teams in the regular phase were exempted from playing in the round of 16.

Round of sixteen
Wolves Vilnius 99 – Cluj Napoca 100
Turk Ankara 93 – Buducnost 73
Cedevita Olimpija 96 – Besiktas 86
Gran Canaria 84 – Venezia 80

Quarterfinals
Bahcesehir 85 – Cedevita Olimpija 81
Hapoel Jerusalem 89 – Gran Canaria 92
Hapoel Tel Aviv 67 – Turk Ankara 61
Valencia Basket 98 – Cluj Napoca 74

In the semifinals, Gran Canaria eliminated Bahcesehir by (2-1), even though the Turks started the best-of-three series winning by (74-66). This forced the islanders to react, first overcoming their rival at home, by (69-68) thanks to a final action, and in the third game, with Bahcesehir somewhat morally touched, beating them by (72-76).

In the other tie, there was a clash of trains between two of the best teams in the competition, between Valencia Basket and Hapoel Tel Aviv, practically an early final. Valencia won the first by (91-82), which in the end was the less equal game, since the second was won by Hapoel by (96-91), and the Israelis were who won by (92-94) in the third to the desolation of the Taronja.

After a long journey, the EuroCup reached its grand final, also best-of-three, between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Gran Canaria. A final that was decided on the fast track, with two victories for the Israelis.

The first game, held in Bulgaria, was won by (74-65), in a game dominated from start to finish by Hapoel Tel Aviv. Never with big advantages but always ahead on the scoreboard. Motley, with 18 points and 4 rebounds, was the best for the “local” team, well accompanied by Blakeney (17 points, 5 rebounds), and to a lesser extent, Yan Madar (10 points and 5 assists) and Foster (10 points). For Gran Canaria, Conditt (12 points and 8 rebounds), Homesley (11 points, 6 assists), Shurna (10 points and 6 rebounds) and Albicy, with 10 points.

In the second game, Hapoel Tel Aviv took advantage of the anxieties of Gran Canaria, but finally took the game with a solvent result, (94-103), in a game that was very similar to what happened in the first of the series, with again, the Israelis dominating in most of the minutes the scoreboard. Conditt, with 18 points, was again the best for the islanders, as well as Thomasson, 14 points, Brussino, 11 points and 7 rebounds, Ngouama (11 points), and Albicy, 10 points. In the champion team three players stood out above all, Blakeney (27 points and 6 rebounds), Motley (26 points) MVP of the final, and Madar (16 points and 6 assists).

Hapoel Tel Aviv 2
*Madar – 13.0p, 5.5a, 1.0r
*Blakeney – 22.0p, 5.5r, 2.5a
*Wainright – 4.5p, 3.0r, 3.0a
*Ginat – 7.0p, 5.0r, 1.5a
*Motley – 22.0p, 3.5r, 2.5a
Foster – 9.0p, 2.5r, 1.0a
Timor – 0.0p, 1.5r, 1.0a
Caboclo – 7.5p, 4.5r, 1.0t
Bingham – 2.0p, 1.5r
Palatin – 0.0p
Yaacov – 3p, 1a. (1)
Blayzer – 0p. (1)

Gran Canaria 0
*Albicy – 10.0p, 3.0a, 1.5r
*Thomasson – 10.5p, 3.0a, 2.0r
*Brussino – 8.5p, 4.5r
*Shurna – 12.0p, 4.0r, 2.0a.
*Tobey – 5.0p, 4.5r
Ngouama – 6.0p, 1.0r
Homesley – 7.5p, 4.5a, 1.5r
Salvo – 2.0p, 1.5r
Pelos – 3.0p, 3.5r
Conditt – 15.0p, 6.0r
Diop – 0p. (1)
Kljajic – 0p, 1r. (1)