2022 will be remembered for the fact that Russian teams were disqualified because of Russia’s war invasion of Ukraine. A decision that affected the European top competition in sporting terms
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EuroLeague 2021 Final: Anadolu Efes opens its... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague 2020 Final: The coronavirus leaves us... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague 2019 Final: CSKA Moscow return to glory
EuroLeague 2018 Final: Real Madrid returns to the top... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague 2017 Final: Turkey wins first major competition with Fenerbahce
A new era began in the Euroleague, completely changing its regular league format, going from the two phases to a single league all against all, and a drastic reduction in teams, from 24 to 16, which led to a much discussed and competitive competition until the last few days
EuroLeague 2016 Final: CSKA Moscow overcome their curse
The competition started showing that this year was going to be difficult for the big theorists. Teams of the calibre of Maccabi, Armani Milan and Bayern Munich were knocked out at the first hurdle, and the reigning champions could not secure a place in the next round until the final matchday. CSKA and Fenerbahce, on the other hand, were very solid
EuroLeague Final 2015: Real Madrid, 20 years later... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague 2014 Final: Maccabi thanks to a possessed... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2013: Olympiacos compete better than... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2012: CSKA get carried away and... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2011: No one counted on them but... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2010: An imperial Barcelona finds no... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2009: Panathinaikos take action... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2008: After a year of parentheses... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2007: After five years of drought... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2006: After several attempts, CSKA... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2005: Maccabi back to championship at... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2004: Maccabi forges the greatest... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2003: Barcelona breaks its curse... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2002: Panathinaikos attack Bolognese... (Seguir leyendo...)
SuproLeague & EuroLeague Final 2001: Maccabi and... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 2000: In the Rebraca-Huffman pivots... (Seguir leyendo...)
EuroLeague Final 1999: Zalgiris embroidered basketball... (Seguir leyendo...)
