XXII EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP (PRAHA 1981)

(From 26-05-1981 to 5-06-1981)

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COMPETITION SYSTEM

· The top eight qualified teams in the last European Championship access the Final Stage directly, and four more join them after a preliminary Qualifying Stage.

· The twelve participating teams are divided in 2 groups of 6 teams each playing a round robin. In case that two or more teams finish level on points, their position is decided by their basket average.

· Depending on their classification at the end of the preliminary round, the teams advance to a classification round for places 1-6 (group winners, runners-up and third qualified teams) or places 7-12 (rest of teams), in which the individual scores during the preliminary round are accumulated.

· The group winner and runner-up in the classification round for places 1-6 qualify for the final, whereas the teams ranked in places three and four play a consolation final for the bronze medal.

 

 

::::: QUALIFYING STAGE :::::

 

 

PRELIMINARY ROUND

 

GROUP A (Bratislava)

 

GROUP B (Havířov)

Competition Day 1 (26-05-1981)

Competition Day 1 (26-05-1981)

Israel - England

82-74 (36-39)

FRG - Turkey

66-51 (28-29)

Greece - Czechoslovakia

70-95 (31-57)

Soviet Union - Poland

101-89 (51-41)

Spain - France

102-93 (58-44)

Yugoslavia - Italy

99-88 (41-46)

Competition Day 2 (27-05-1981)

Competition Day 2 (27-05-1981)

Greece - France

81-86 (46-41)

Soviet Union - FRG

86-54 (39-35)

Spain - Israel

89-81 (51-40)

Yugoslavia - Poland

92-89 (50-44)

Czechoslovakia - England

71-62 (42-30)

Italy - Turkey

94-73 (43-27)

Competition Day 3 (28-05-1981)

Competition Day 3 (28-05-1981)

Greece - England

62-64 (35-32)

Yugoslavia - Turkey

112-68 (55-32)

Czechoslovakia - Spain

69-72 (39-36)

Poland - FRG

81-71 (37-43)

France - Israel

76-88 (37-51)

Italy - Soviet Union

67-97 (28-42)

Competition Day 4 (29-05-1981)

Competition Day 4 (29-05-1981)

England - Spain

47-78 (26-33)

Turkey - Soviet Union

79-97 (29-47)

France - Czechoslovakia

69-72 (36-39)

Poland - Italy

81-90 (39-41)

Greece - Israel

71-82 (39-44)

Yugoslavia - FRG

98-86 (46-45)

Competition Day 5 (30-05-1981)

Competition Day 5 (30-05-1981)

Israel - Czechoslovakia

85-86 (47-54)

FRG - Italy

57-79 (27-40)

Greece - Spain

72-111 (41-58)

Turkey - Poland

75-89 (31-44)

England - France

66-78 (32-38)

Yugoslavia - Soviet Union

88-108 (42-55)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

Pt

1. Spain

5

5

0

452

362

10

2. Czechoslovakia

5

4

1

393

358

8

3. Israel

5

3

2

418

396

6

4. France

5

2

3

402

409

4

5. England

5

1

4

313

371

2

6. Greece

5

0

5

356

438

0

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

Pt

1. Soviet Union

5

5

0

489

377

10

2. Yugoslavia

5

4

1

489

439

8

3. Italy

5

3

2

418

407

6

4. Poland

5

2

3

429

429

4

5. FRG

5

1

4

334

395

2

6. Turkey

5

0

5

346

458

0

 

 

CLASSIFICATION ROUND

 

GROUP C (PLACES 1-6)

 

GROUP D (PLACES 7-12)

Competition Day 1 (1-06-1981)

Competition Day 1 (1-06-1981)

Israel - Yugoslavia

87-102 (32-52)

Greece - Poland

78-89 (41-39)

Czechoslovakia - Soviet Union

84-110 (41-53)

France - Turkey

67-60 (26-29)

Spain - Italy

87-86 (43-38)

Competition Day 2 (2-06-1981)

Competition Day 2 (2-06-1981)

England - FRG

58-65 (25-29)

Italy - Czechoslovakia

83-100 (35-53)

France - Poland

93-102 (39-54)

Spain - Soviet Union

101-110 (54-59)

Competition Day 3 (3-06-1981)

Competition Day 3 (3-06-1981)

Turkey - Greece

64-72 (23-33)

Spain - Yugoslavia

72-95 (37-35)

France - FRG

83-70 (31-31)

Soviet Union - Israel

112-84 (56-32)

Competition Day 4 (4-06-1981)

Competition Day 4 (4-06-1981)

Poland - England

92-69 (50-35)

Yugoslavia - Czechoslovakia

95-86 (53-42)

FRG - Greece

67-71 (30-39)

Israel - Italy

98-116 (45-44)

Competition Day 5 (5-06-1981)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

Pt

1. Soviet Union

5

5

0

537

424

10

2. Yugoslavia

5

4

1

479

441

8

3. Spain

5

3

2

421

441

6

4. Czechoslovakia

5

2

3

425

445

4

5. Italy

5

1

4

440

481

2

6. Israel

5

0

5

435

505

0

England - Turkey

60-63 (35-27)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

Pt

1. Poland

5

5

0

453

386

10

2. France

5

4

1

407

379

8

3. Greece

5

2

3

364

370

4

4. FRG

5

2

3

339

344

4

5. Turkey

5

1

4

313

354

2

6. England

5

1

4

317

360

2

 

 

FINAL ROUND

 

PLACES 1-4

(5-06-1981)

C3-C4 (3/4): Spain - Czechoslovakia

90-101 (48-46)

C1-C2 (1/2): Soviet Union - Yugoslavia

84-67 (43-25)

 

 

FINAL

VENUE: Sportovní Hala ČSTV v PKOJF (Praha)

DATE: 5-06-1981 (20:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 16.000

REFEREES: Kostas Dimou (GRE), Ľubomír Kotleba (CZE)

FOULED OUT: -

2P: USSR (36/70) / YUG (26/66); 1P: USSR (12/13) / YUG (15/18); PF: USSR (21) / YUG (21)

СССР

Soviet Union - Yugoslavia

Југославија

84-67 (43-25)

Soviet Union (coach: Aleksandr Gomel’skij)

Valdis Valters (20)

Sergėjus Jovaiša (13)

Andrej Lopatov (-)

Anatolij Myshkin (29)

Aleksandr Belostennyj (8)

Yugoslavia (coach: Bogdan Tanjević)

Peter Vilfan (-)

Dragan Kićanović (13)

Dražen Dalipagić (8)

Krešimir Ćosić (18)

Željko Poljak (5)

Stanislav Erjomin (8)

Sergej Tarakanov (-)

Vladimir Tkachenko (6)

Boban Petrović (2)

Branko Skroče (-)

Andro Knego (10)

Mirza Delibašić (11)

 

 

FINAL STANDING

1.

Soviet Union USSR

2.

Yugoslavia YUG

3.

Czechoslovakia CZE

4.

Spain SPA

5.

Italy ITA

6.

Israel ISR

7.

Poland POL

8.

France FRA

9.

Greece GRE

10.

FRG FRG

11.

Turkey TUR

12.

England ENG

 

 

TOP SCORERS (POINTS PER GAME)

Player

Pts.

G

Avg.

1. Mieczysław Młynarski (POL)

185

8

23.1

2. Mickey Berkowitz (ISR)

169

8

21.1

3. Nikos Gallis (GRE)

137

7

19.6

4. Hervé Dubuisson (FRA)

148

8

18.5

5. Dragan Kićanović (YUG)

162

9

18.0

6. Chicho Sibilio (SPA)

161

9

17.9

7. Eugeniusz Kijewski (POL)

142

8

17.8

8. Juan A. San Epifanio “Epi” (SPA)

141

8

17.6

9. Michael Pappert (FRG)

123

7

17.6

10. Valdis Valters (USSR)

150

9

16.7

 

 

TOURNAMENT MVP: Dragan Kićanović (YUG)

 

 

TOURNAMENT TEAM

Valdis Valters (USSR)

Dragan Kićanović (YUG)

Dražen Dalipagić (YUG)

Anatolij Myshkin (USSR)

Vladimir Tkachenko (USSR)

   

 

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