Champions Cup 1988-89
(From 13-10-1988 to 6-04-1989)
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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KTP - FC Barcelona 152-181 (78-87 / 74-94) |
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| KTP - FC Barcelona 78-87 (43-46) |
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| VENUE: Karhuvuoren Urheilutalo (Kotka) DATE: 3-11-1988 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.500 REFEREES: Mikhail Grigorev (USSR), Klaus Metzger (FRG) FOULED OUT: Pounds TOP SCORER: Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (24) |
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KTP (coach: Kari Liimo) Jarmo Kuusisto (1) xxx Lanki (15) Jarkko Tuomala (14) Greg Joyner (16) Larry Pounds (12) xxx Kallio (11) Jyrki Kutvonen (6) xxx Nyman (3) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Quim Costa (9) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (24) Xavi Crespo (7) Granville Waiters (2) Audie Norris (22) Nacho Solozábal (8) Andrés Jiménez (7) Santi Abad (8) Jordi Soler (-) |
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| FC Barcelona - KTP 94-74 (40-31) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 10-11-1988 (20:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.000 REFEREES: Stavros Douvis (GRE), José Araújo (POR) FOULED OUT: Pounds (37’) TOP SCORER: Larry Pounds (21) [Incidents: The game was delayed over the official tip-off time because FC Barcelona’s captain, Nacho Solozábal, received the trophy of ACB League champion 1987-88, and also because the main referee, Stavros Douvis, had forgotten his official trousers in the hotel.] |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (6) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (12) Xavi Crespo (10) Santi Abad (18) Andrés Jiménez (16) Quim Costa (8) Audie Norris (19) Jordi Soler (2) Arturo Llopis (3) |
KTP (coach: Kari Liimo) Jarmo Kuusisto (4) xxx Lanki (16) Jarkko Tuomala (12) Greg Joyner (15) Larry Pounds (21) Pertti Marttila (6) Jyrki Kutvonen (-) |
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Maccabi Elite SC - FC Barcelona 82-83 (46-41) |
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| VENUE: Yad Eliyahu (Tel-Aviv) DATE: 8-12-1988 (20:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 10.000 REFEREES: Ľubomír Kotleba (CZE), Athanasios Giochalis (GRE) FOULED OUT: Magee (40’), Lippin (40’) / Costa (39’) TOP SCORER: Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (19), Andrés Jiménez (19) [Incidents: The American-Israeli center LaVon Mercer was formerly known as Larry Bird-Curtis.] |
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Maccabi Elite SC (coach: Zvi Sherf) Hen Lippin (15) Doron Jamchy (18) Ken Barlow (14) Kevin Magee (17) LaVon Mercer (11) Motti Daniel (5) Willie Sims (2) Gilad Katz (-) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Quim Costa (2) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (19) Andrés Jiménez (19) Granville Waiters (11) Audie Norris (13) Nacho Solozábal (10) Chicho Sibilio (9) |
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FC Barcelona - AS Áris 97-81 (43-38) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 15-12-1988 (20:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.500 REFEREES: Zdravko Kurilić (YUG), Mikhail Grigorev (USSR) FOULED OUT: Waiters (31’), Norris (36’), Solozábal (39’) / Lypiridis (37’) TOP SCORER: Nikos Gallis (31) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Quim Costa (7) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (14) Andrés Jiménez (9) Granville Waiters (8) Audie Norris (16) Nacho Solozábal (10) Chicho Sibilio (25) Santi Abad (8) |
AS Áris (coach: Giannis Ioannidis) Panagiotis Giannakis (10) Nikos Gallis (31) Slobodan Subotić (12) Manthos Katsoulis (6) Greg Wiltjer (14) Vassilis Lypiridis (5) Nikos Filippou (3) Michalis Romanidis (-) |
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CSKA - FC Barcelona 70-77 (32-44) |
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| VENUE: Sportivnij Palas (Moskva) DATE: 21-12-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Zoran Grbac (YUG), Bruno Duranti (ITA) FOULED OUT: Berezhnoj (30’), Tarakanov (36’) / Sibilio (36’), Jiménez (37’) TOP SCORER: Sergej Tarakanov (21), Chicho Sibilio (21) |
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CSKA (coach: Yurij Selikhov) Vladimir Gorin (6) Igors Miglinieks (9) Sergej Tarakanov (21) Viktor Berezhnoj (19) Valerij Goborov (6) Viktor Pankrashkin (-) Dmitrij Minaev (4) Kārlis Muižnieks (-) Sergej Popov (5) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (6) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (20) Chicho Sibilio (21) Granville Waiters (8) Audie Norris (12) Quim Costa (2) Andrés Jiménez (8) Santi Abad (-) |
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FC Barcelona - KK Jugoplastika Split 79-70 (36-31) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 4-01-1989 (20:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.800 REFEREES: Paolo Zanon (ITA), Philippe Leemann (SWI) FOULED OUT: - TOP SCORER: Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (23) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (-) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (23) Chicho Sibilio (18) Santi Abad (6) Granville Waiters (8) Quim Costa (6) Xavi Crespo (4) Andrés Jiménez (14) |
KK Jugoplastika Split (coach: Božidar Maljković) Zoran Sretenović (8) Duško Ivanović (12) Toni Kukoč (12) Goran Sobin (8) Dino Rađa (15) Velimir Perasović (13) Ivica Burić (2) |
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FC Barcelona - Limoges CSP 84-82 (42-38) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 12-01-1989 (19:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.500 REFEREES: Goran Radonjić (YUG), Alan Richardson (ENG) FOULED OUT: - TOP SCORER: Don Collins (25) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (11) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (19) Chicho Sibilio (21) Andrés Jiménez (2) Granville Waiters (6) Quim Costa (5) Audie Norris (7) Xavi Crespo (4) Santi Abad (9) |
Limoges CSP (coach: Michel Gómez) Gregor Beugnot (3) Richard Dacoury (20) Don Collins (25) Michael Brooks (10) Stéphane Ostrowski (21) Frédéric Forte (-) Georges Vestris (3) |
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US Scavolini Victoria Libertas - FC Barcelona 84-90 (42-41) |
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| VENUE: Palasport Comunale (Pesaro) DATE: 19-01-1989 (20:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.000 REFEREES: Wiesław Zych (POL), Philippe Mailhabiau (FRA) FOULED OUT: Magnifico (36’), Costa (40’) / Jiménez (38’) TOP SCORER: Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (30) |
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Scavolini V. Libertas (coach: Valerio Bianchini) Larry Drew (19) Andrea Gracis (9) Darren Daye (26) Walter Magnifico (4) Ario Costa (17) Domenico Zampolini (9) Maurizio Ferro (-) Luca Silvestrin (-) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (20) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (30) Chicho Sibilio (18) Andrés Jiménez (6) Granville Waiters (8) Quim Costa (3) Santi Abad (5) |
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Nashua EBBC - FC Barcelona 83-84 (41-36) |
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| VENUE: Sporthal Maaspoort (Den Bosch) DATE: 25-01-1989 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.500 REFEREES: Radoslav Petrović (YUG), Peter George (FRG) FOULED OUT: - TOP SCORER: Paul Thompson (36) |
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Nashua EBBC (coach: Jan Dekker) Raymond Bottse (9) Paul Thompson (36) Ronald Schilp (3) Mike Reddick (19) Henk Pieterse (9) Jos Kuipers (5) Albert van der Ark (2) Dino Bergens (-) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (17) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (9) Chicho Sibilio (19) Andrés Jiménez (25) Granville Waiters (10) Quim Costa (4) Santi Abad (-) |
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FC Barcelona - Maccabi Elite SC 94-70 (39-35) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 2-02-1989 (20:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.800 REFEREES: Danko Radić (YUG), Carl Jungebrand (FIN) FOULED OUT: Sims (30’), Magee (37’) TOP SCORER: Nacho Solozábal (22) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (22) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (18) Chicho Sibilio (17) Andrés Jiménez (16) Granville Waiters (18) Quim Costa (3) Santi Abad (-) |
Maccabi Elite SC (coach: Zvi Sherf) Hen Lippin (6) Doron Jamchy (13) Ken Barlow (13) Kevin Magee (10) LaVon Mercer (12) Motti Daniel (4) Willie Sims (10) Gilad Katz (2) |
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AS Áris - FC Barcelona 90-84 (43-45) |
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| VENUE: Alexandrio Melathron (Thessaloníkê) DATE: 16-02-1989 (21:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Reuven Virovnik (ISR), Boris Tsarikov (USSR) FOULED OUT: - TOP SCORER: Nikos Gallis (32) |
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AS Áris (coach: Giannis Ioannidis) Panagiotis Giannakis (22) Nikos Gallis (32) Slobodan Subotić (21) Vassilis Lypiridis (-) Greg Wiltjer (11) Nikos Filippou (4) Manthos Katsoulis (-) Georgios Doxakis (-) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Quim Costa (2) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (16) Chicho Sibilio (30) Andrés Jiménez (23) Granville Waiters (11) Nacho Solozábal (-) Santi Abad (2) Jordi Soler (-) |
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FC Barcelona - CSKA 78-73 (40-36) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 23-02-1989 (20:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.000 REFEREES: Angel Ivanov (BUL), Marek Nowicki (POL) FOULED OUT: Berezhnoj (25’) TOP SCORER: Igors Miglinieks (25) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (10) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (24) Chicho Sibilio (20) Santi Abad (6) Granville Waiters (10) Quim Costa (2) Xavi Crespo (4) Arturo Llopis (2) |
CSKA (coach: Sergej Belov) Vladimir Gorin (-) Igors Miglinieks (25) Viktor Berezhnoj (12) Dmitrij Minaev (-) Valerij Goborov (18) Sergej Popov (8) Vladimir Tkachenko (6) Sergej Tarakanov (2) Kārlis Muižnieks (2) |
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KK Jugoplastika Split - FC Barcelona 84-79 (39-40) |
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| VENUE: Dvorana “KK Split” na Gripama (Split) DATE: 2-03-1989 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.500 REFEREES: Kostas Rigas (GRE), Todd Warnick (ISR) FOULED OUT: Sobin (34’) / Epi (35’) TOP SCORER: Andrés Jiménez (22) |
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KK Jugoplastika Split (coach: Božidar Maljković) Luka Pavićević (5) Velimir Perasović (19) Duško Ivanović (11) Goran Sobin (11) Dino Rađa (17) Zoran Sretenović (5) Toni Kukoč (16) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (6) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (13) Chicho Sibilio (15) Andrés Jiménez (22) Granville Waiters (10) Quim Costa (4) Xavi Crespo (9) Santi Abad (-) |
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Limoges CSP - FC Barcelona 104-101 (56-60) |
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| VENUE: Palais des Sports de Beaublanc (Limoges) DATE: 8-03-1989 (20:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Zdravko Kurilić (YUG), Bruno Duranti (ITA) FOULED OUT: Collins (38’), Brooks (39’), Ostrowski (39’), Jullien (40’) / Waiters (38’) TOP SCORER: Don Collins (28) |
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Limoges CSP (coach: Michel Gómez) Gregor Beugnot (4) Richard Dacoury (22) Don Collins (28) Michael Brooks (16) Stéphane Ostrowski (25) Pascal Jullien (9) Georges Vestris (-) Ken Dancy (-) Frédéric Forte (-) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (19) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (13) Chicho Sibilio (21) Andrés Jiménez (9) Granville Waiters (13) Quim Costa (5) Audie Norris (15) Xavi Crespo (6) |
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FC Barcelona - US Scavolini Victoria Libertas 71-70 (36-33) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 16-03-1989 (20:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.500 REFEREES: Ľubomír Kotleba (CZE), Todd Warnick (ISR) FOULED OUT: Crespo (32’) / Magnifico (32’), Costa (38’), Silvestrin (39’) TOP SCORER: Darren Daye (34) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (9) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (26) Chicho Sibilio (10) Andrés Jiménez (12) Granville Waiters (7) Quim Costa (3) Audie Norris (4) Xavi Crespo (-) |
Scavolini V. Libertas (coach: Valerio Bianchini) Matteo Minelli (15) Andrea Gracis (2) Darren Daye (34) Walter Magnifico (6) Ario Costa (2) Maurizio Ferro (-) Renzo Vecchiato (4) Domenico Zampolini (6) Luca Silvestrin (1) Federico Pieri (-) |
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FC Barcelona - Nashua EBBC 106-77 (54-35) |
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| VENUE: Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona) DATE: 23-03-1989 (18:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.000 REFEREES: Christian Marzin (FRA), Reinhard Bachmayer (AUT) FOULED OUT: Norris (32’), Abad (40’) TOP SCORER: Jos Kuipers (30) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) Nacho Solozábal (7) Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (18) Chicho Sibilio (21) Andrés Jiménez (18) Granville Waiters (17) Quim Costa (4) Audie Norris (5) Xavi Crespo (5) Santi Abad (11) |
Nashua EBBC (coach: Jos Timmermans) Raymond Bottse (4) Ronald Schilp (15) Jos Kuipers (30) Mike Reddick (11) Henk Pieterse (2) Albert van der Ark (10) Rob Korthout (1) Dino Bergens (2) Maurice Govers (2) |
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