European League 1995-96
(From
7-09-1995 to 11-04-1996)
GAME DETAILS (FINAL STAGE)
(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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CSKA - Panathinaïkós BC 71-81 (33-36) |
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| VENUE: Palais Omnisports Paris-Bercy (Paris) DATE: 9-04-1996 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.500 REFEREES: Iztok Rems (SVN), Pascal Dorizon (FRA) FOULED OUT: Vētra, Panov, Kudelin, Kisurin / Vourtzoumis, Vranković, Stavrakopoulos TOP SCORER: Dominique Wilkins (35) |
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CSKA (coach: Stanislav Erjomin) Vasilij Karasjov (23) Gundars Vētra (8) Sergej Panov (7) Evgenij Kisurin (7) Julius Nwosu (12) Igor’ Kudelin (7) Andrej Kornev (4) Nikita Morgunov (3) Aleksej Vadeev (-) |
Panathinaïkós BC (coach: Božidar Maljković) Panagiotis Giannakis (-) Fragiskos Alvertis (13) Dominique Wilkins (35) Nikos Ekonomou (8) Stojan Vranković (8) Vangelis Vourtzoumis (2) John Korfas (8) Tzanis Stavrakopoulos (7) Miroslav Pecarski (-) |
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FC Barcelona - Real Madrid CF 76-66 (34-38) |
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| VENUE: Palais Omnisports Paris-Bercy (Paris) DATE: 9-04-1996 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 11.500 REFEREES: Reuven Virovnik (ISR), José Araújo (POR) FOULED OUT: Jiménez (30’) / Santos (38’), Antúnez (40’) TOP SCORER: Artūras Karnišovas (24) |
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FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) José Luis Galilea (-) Xavi Fernández (6) Artūras Karnišovas (24) Andrés Jiménez (8) Dan Godfread (22) José Antonio Montero (2) Salva Díez (2) Manel Bosch (2) Ferrán Martínez (10) |
Real Madrid CF (coach: Željko Obradović) José Miguel Antúnez (11) Ismael Santos (6) Mike Smith (8) Joe Arlauckas (22) Zoran Savić (15) Javier García Coll (-) Pablo Laso (2) Juanan Morales (2) |
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CSKA - Real Madrid CF 74-73 (34-35) |
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| VENUE: Palais Omnisports Paris-Bercy (Paris) DATE: 11-04-1996 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 10.500 REFEREES: Iztok Rems (SVN), José Araújo (POR) FOULED OUT: Nwosu TOP SCORER: Gundars Vētra (22), Zoran Savić (22) |
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CSKA (coach: Stanislav Erjomin) Vasilij Karasjov (14) Igor’ Kudelin (5) Sergej Panov (13) Evgenij Kisurin (6) Julius Nwosu (8) Gundars Vētra (22) Andrej Kornev (6) Nikita Morgunov (-) |
Real Madrid CF (coach: Željko Obradović) José Miguel Antúnez (3) Ismael Santos (16) Mike Smith (14) Joe Arlauckas (8) Zoran Savić (22) Santi Abad (4) Pablo Laso (2) Juanan Morales (4) |
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Panathinaïkós BC - FC Barcelona 67-66 (35-25) |
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| VENUE: Palais Omnisports Paris-Bercy (Paris) DATE: 11-04-1996 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.500 REFEREES: Reuven Virovnik (ISR), Pascal Dorizon (FRA) FOULED OUT: Alvertis (38’) TOP SCORER: Artūras Karnišovas (23) MVP: Stojan Vranković [Incidents: The last 4.9 seconds of the game were full of irregularities and mistakes by all the participants (Panathinaïkós, Barcelona, referees and table officials). At that moment, Galilea stole the ball and the timer suddenly stopped, although the game was not interrupted. During this “frozen” time, Montero headed for the winning lay-up (via travelling), but Vranković blocked the ball… after it rebounded off the backboard. When Galilea picked up the loose ball, the timer was finally set on. On his way to the basket, the Spanish playmaker was fouled by Wilkins, but no infraction was called by the referees and the game ended with Panathinaïkós’ victory. After the match, Barcelona signed the scoresheet under protest.] |
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Panathinaïkós BC (coach: Božidar Maljković) Panagiotis Giannakis (9) Fragiskos Alvertis (17) Dominique Wilkins (16) Nikos Ekonomou (10) Stojan Vranković (-) Vangelis Vourtzoumis (2) John Korfas (4) Tzanis Stavrakopoulos (9) |
FC Barcelona (coach: Aíto García Reneses) José Luis Galilea (10) Xavi Fernández (15) Artūras Karnišovas (23) Andrés Jiménez (9) Dan Godfread (9) José Antonio Montero (-) Salva Díez (-) Manel Bosch (-) Ferrán Martínez (-) |
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