Champions Cup 1987-88
(From 24-09-1987 to 7-04-1988)
GAME DETAILS (SPANISH CLUBS)
(The
first five players in each team are the starting line-up, ordered
according to their basic position: PG-F-C; the players in blue are the used substitutes)
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FC Barcelona - WKS Śląsk Wrocław 269-134 (129-65 / 140-69) |
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| FC Barcelona - WKS Śląsk Wrocław 129-65 (66-34) |
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| VENUE: Pabellón “Josep Mora” (Mataró) DATE: 15-10-1987 (18:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.500 REFEREES: Luciano Baldini (ITA), William Jones (WAL) FOULED OUT: Kołodziejczak (37’), Wierzgacz (38’) TOP SCORER: Chicho Sibilio (35) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (13) Chicho Sibilio (35) Josep Palacios (16) Andrés Jiménez (27) Eugene McDowell (16) Ferrán Martínez (12) Jordi Soler (6) David Suñé (4) |
WKS Śląsk Wrocław (coach: Arkadiusz Koniecki) Mirosław Kabała (4) Ryszard Prostak (6) Maciej Zieliński (7) Andrzej Wierzgacz (13) Jerzy Kołodziejczak (16) Tomasz Miłek (8) Paweł Bargieł (9) Piotr Nizioł (2) Jarosław Krysiewicz (-) Radosław Czerniak (-) |
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| WKS Śląsk Wrocław - FC Barcelona 69-140 (35-76) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 16-10-1987 (20:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.000 REFEREES: Christian Marzin (FRA), Simon Mottart (BEL) FOULED OUT: Bargieł (35’) TOP SCORER: Andrés Jiménez (32), Eugene McDowell (32) [Incidents: The second leg of this match-up was also played in Spain because the Polish team couldn’t afford to pay for the hotel expenses of FC Barcelona in Poland (as it’s customary in European competitions for the host club to do).] |
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WKS Śląsk Wrocław (coach: Arkadiusz Koniecki) Mirosław Kabała (4) Ryszard Prostak (9) Maciej Zieliński (4) Andrzej Wierzgacz (14) Jerzy Kołodziejczak (-) Tomasz Miłek (8) Paweł Bargieł (23) Piotr Nizioł (-) Jarosław Krysiewicz (5) Radosław Czerniak (2) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Jordi Soler (4) Nacho Solozábal (26) Josep Palacios (14) Andrés Jiménez (32) Eugene McDowell (32) Ferrán Martínez (14) David Suñé (4) Gabi Vilas (9) Raimundo Barneda (5) |
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Maccabi Elite SC - FC Barcelona 108-107 (58-62) |
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| VENUE: Yad Eliyahu (Tel-Aviv) DATE: 26-11-1987 (20:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 10.000 REFEREES: Alan Richardson (ENG), Pierre Brys (BEL) FOULED OUT: Cornelius / McDowell, Solozábal (40’) TOP SCORER: Ken Barlow (36) |
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Maccabi Elite SC (coach: Ralph Klein) Willie Sims (8) Mickey Berkowitz (18) Doron Jamchy (34) Greg Cornelius (6) Ken Barlow (36) Motti Daniel (3) Motti Aroesti (-) Itzhak Cohen (3) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (11) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (24) Chicho Sibilio (24) Eugene McDowell (7) Audie Norris (20) Andrés Jiménez (15) Ferrán Martínez (6) Jordi Soler (-) |
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FC Barcelona - AS Áris 88-89 (38-39) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 3-12-1987 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.500 REFEREES: Wiesław Zych (POL), Carl Jungebrand (FIN) FOULED OUT: Norris / Filippou TOP SCORER: Nikos Gallis (45) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (7) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (13) Chicho Sibilio (18) Eugene McDowell (12) Audie Norris (24) Andrés Jiménez (14) Ferrán Martínez (-) |
AS Áris (coach: Giannis Ioannidis) Panagiotis Giannakis (8) Nikos Gallis (45) Slobodan Subotić (7) Nikos Filippou (9) Greg Wiltjer (11) Michalis Romanidis (9) Vassilis Lypiridis (-) |
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BSC Saturn Köln - FC Barcelona 103-98 (55-49) |
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| VENUE: Sporthalle (Köln) DATE: 10-12-1987 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 8.000 REFEREES: Angel Ivanov (BUL), Ulf Öhrman (SWE) FOULED OUT: Zander (37’) TOP SCORER: Mike Jackel (27) |
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BSC Saturn Köln (coach: Tony di Leo) Bryan Warrick (19) Stephan Baeck (3) Mike Jackel (27) Richard Hunger (8) Klaus Zander (5) Ralph McPherson (20) Uwe Sauer (-) Hansi Gnad (21) Manfred Winter (-) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (6) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (21) Chicho Sibilio (25) Eugene McDowell (5) Audie Norris (24) Andrés Jiménez (10) Ferrán Martínez (-) Jordi Soler (6) Josep Palacios (1) |
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FC Barcelona - KK Partizan 84-88 (43-46) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 16-12-1987 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.500 REFEREES: Simon Mottart (BEL), Krzysztof Koralewski (POL) FOULED OUT: Paspalj (31’) TOP SCORER: Goran Grbović (31) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (7) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (20) Chicho Sibilio (13) Eugene McDowell (16) Audie Norris (8) Andrés Jiménez (12) Ferrán Martínez (4) Jordi Soler (4) |
KK Partizan (coach: Duško Vujošević) Aleksandar Đorđević (3) Goran Grbović (31) Žarko Paspalj (21) Miroslav Pecarski (14) Vlade Divac (17) Ivo Nakić (2) Oliver Popović (-) |
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FC Barcelona - Nashua EBBC 115-90 (60-40) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 7-01-1988 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.000 REFEREES: Ľubomír Kotleba (CZE), xxx Nilsson (SWE) FOULED OUT: - TOP SCORER: Chicho Sibilio (31) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (6) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (22) Chicho Sibilio (31) Eugene McDowell (15) Audie Norris (15) Quim Costa (2) Andrés Jiménez (14) Ferrán Martínez (10) Josep Palacios (-) |
Nashua EBBC (coach: Jan Dekker) Raymond Bottse (15) Jos Kuipers (11) Ronald Schilp (13) Mike Reddick (25) Henk Pieterse (9) Rob Korthout (17) Dino Bergens (-) |
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Tracer Olimpia Milano - FC Barcelona 94-100 (44-50) |
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| VENUE: Palatrussardi (Milano) DATE: 14-01-1988 (20:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 8.000 REFEREES: Mikhail Davidov (USSR), Peter Poiger (AUT) FOULED OUT: Meneghin (35’), Premier (38’), Aldi (40’) / Jiménez (35’) TOP SCORER: Bob McAdoo (37) |
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Tracer Olimpia Milano (coach: Franco Casalini) Mike d’Antoni (9) Piero Montecchi (11) Ricky Brown (8) Bob McAdoo (37) Dino Meneghin (13) Roberto Premier (8) Massimiliano Aldi (8) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (14) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (28) Andrés Jiménez (10) Eugene McDowell (15) Audie Norris (7) Quim Costa (2) Chicho Sibilio (18) Ferrán Martínez (6) |
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EB Orthez - FC Barcelona 95-83 (38-38) |
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| VENUE: La Moutète (Orthez) DATE: 20-01-1988 (20:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.000 REFEREES: Malcolm Heath (ENG), Alojz Ceizel (CZE) FOULED OUT: Norris TOP SCORER: Howard Carter (32) |
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EB Orthez (coach: George Fischer) Freddy Hufnagel (15) Howard Carter (32) Benkali Kaba (12) Daniel Haquet (8) Tom Scheffler (9) Christian Ortéga (12) Didier Gadou (5) Jean-Luc Deganis (2) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (14) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (18) Andrés Jiménez (13) Eugene McDowell (6) Audie Norris (20) Quim Costa (3) Chicho Sibilio (7) Ferrán Martínez (-) Josep Palacios (2) |
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FC Barcelona - Maccabi Elite SC 106-80 (56-36) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 11-02-1988 (20:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.500 REFEREES: Angel Ivanov (BUL), Peter Poiger (AUT) FOULED OUT: Barlow (39’) TOP SCORER: Chicho Sibilio (28) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (6) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (24) Chicho Sibilio (28) Eugene McDowell (14) Audie Norris (11) Quim Costa (5) Andrés Jiménez (17) Josep Palacios (1) |
Maccabi Elite SC (coach: Ralph Klein) Hen Lippin (4) Mickey Berkowitz (5) Doron Jamchy (13) Ken Barlow (22) Kevin Magee (20) Motti Aroesti (-) Motti Daniel (2) Willie Sims (8) Greg Cornelius (6) Itzhak Cohen (-) |
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AS Áris - FC Barcelona 93-107 (52-54) |
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| VENUE: Alexandrio Melathron (Thessaloníkê) DATE: 18-02-1988 (21:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Ľubomír Kotleba (CZE), Ulf Öhrman (SWE) FOULED OUT: Filippou (23’) / Jiménez (36’) TOP SCORER: Nikos Gallis (36) [Incidents: Although the official seating capacity of Alexandrio Melathron is 6,000 spectators, many more were packed in every empty space of the stadium, so the total attendance in this game can be estimated in around 7,000. With the final buzzer, a volley of coins, pillows and even chairs ripped off the stands fell on the court, and the players had to run for shelter.] |
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AS Áris (coach: Giannis Ioannidis) Panagiotis Giannakis (18) Nikos Gallis (36) Slobodan Subotić (16) Nikos Filippou (6) Greg Wiltjer (10) Vassilis Lypiridis (-) Michalis Romanidis (7) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (18) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (27) Chicho Sibilio (14) Eugene McDowell (6) Audie Norris (26) Quim Costa (-) Andrés Jiménez (16) Josep Palacios (-) |
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FC Barcelona - BSC Saturn Köln 116-85 (54-39) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 25-02-1988 (20:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.200 REFEREES: Mikhail Davidov (USSR), Philippe Leemann (SWI) FOULED OUT: Gnad (23’), Jackel (29’), McPherson (37’) TOP SCORER: Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (26), Ralph McPherson (26) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (8) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (26) Chicho Sibilio (23) Eugene McDowell (15) Audie Norris (24) Quim Costa (3) Andrés Jiménez (14) Ferrán Martínez (-) Josep Palacios (3) |
BSC Saturn Köln (coach: Tony di Leo) Bryan Warrick (16) Stephan Baeck (23) Mike Jackel (4) Ralph McPherson (26) Hansi Gnad (-) Richard Hunger (6) Klaus Zander (8) Uwe Sauer (2) Bernd Kater (-) |
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KK Partizan - FC Barcelona 96-90 (52-47) |
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| VENUE: Hala Sportova (Beograd) DATE: 3-03-1988 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Angel Labov (BUL), Pierre Brys (BEL) FOULED OUT: Pecarski (39’) / Jiménez (40’) TOP SCORER: Goran Grbović (31) |
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KK Partizan (coach: Duško Vujošević) Aleksandar Đorđević (-) Goran Grbović (31) Žarko Paspalj (21) Miroslav Pecarski (-) Vlade Divac (18) Milenko Savović (1) Ivo Nakić (15) Željko Obradović (10) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (4) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (25) Chicho Sibilio (11) Eugene McDowell (10) Audie Norris (29) Quim Costa (-) Andrés Jiménez (9) Ferrán Martínez (2) |
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Nashua EBBC - FC Barcelona 91-90 (43-53) |
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| VENUE: Sporthal Maaspoort (Den Bosch) DATE: 9-03-1988 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.000 REFEREES: Paul de Coster (BEL), Michel Bendayan (SWI) FOULED OUT: - TOP SCORER: Chicho Sibilio (30) |
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Nashua EBBC (coach: Jan Dekker) Raymond Bottse (16) Rob Korthout (15) Jos Kuipers (13) Ronald Schilp (23) Mike Reddick (15) Maurice Govers (9) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (14) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (10) Chicho Sibilio (30) Eugene McDowell (8) Audie Norris (17) Quim Costa (-) Andrés Jiménez (11) Josep Palacios (-) |
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FC Barcelona - Tracer Olimpia Milano 102-87 (55-48) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 17-03-1988 (20:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.800 REFEREES: Ľubomír Kotleba (CZE), Wiesław Zych (POL) FOULED OUT: Costa (33’) TOP SCORER: Bob McAdoo (25) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (13) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (21) Chicho Sibilio (11) Ferrán Martínez (10) Eugene McDowell (12) Quim Costa (-) Audie Norris (16) Andrés Jiménez (17) Josep Palacios (2) |
Tracer Olimpia Milano (coach: Franco Casalini) Mike d’Antoni (18) Roberto Premier (-) Ricky Brown (13) Bob McAdoo (25) Dino Meneghin (4) Piero Montecchi (11) Massimiliano Aldi (4) Riccardo Pittis (6) Fausto Bargna (6) |
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FC Barcelona - EB Orthez 81-79 (42-42) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 24-03-1988 (20:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.500 REFEREES: Mikhail Grigorev (USSR), Kamen Toshev (BUL) FOULED OUT: - TOP SCORER: Howard Carter (31) [Incidents: Barcelona needed to win this game, combined with a defeat of Maccabi, to clinch the last spot for the Final Four. As the game of the Israeli team started 45 minutes earlier, the local fans and players kept their hope during the first half, as reports of this match were received through the radio. However, at halftime it was known that Maccabi had won their game, and the second half of the match in Palau Blaugrana lost all its thrill. In minute 30, during a time-out called by Barcelona, four activists jumped onto the court with political and independentist slogans.] |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (9) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (17) Chicho Sibilio (12) Ferrán Martínez (6) Eugene McDowell (9) Quim Costa (-) Audie Norris (14) Andrés Jiménez (14) |
EB Orthez (coach: George Fischer) Christian Ortéga (-) Howard Carter (31) Didier Gadou (21) Daniel Haquet (15) Jean-Luc Deganis (6) Freddy Hufnagel (-) Benkali Kaba (6) |
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