Final Four History: All the champions: 1988-2016
CSKA is once again the Turkish Airlines Euroleague champion! CSKA conquered its seventh Euroleague title, its first since 2008, by downing Fenerbahce Istanbul 96-101 in Berlin, Germany. The win was in large past thanks to a big performance from Euroleague MVP Nando De Colo, who was 8 for 8 from the foul line in overtime, when he scored 10 of his game-high 22 points. In doing so, he also earned Final Four MVP honors.
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Final Four MVP: Nando De Colo, CSKA Moscow
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Fenerbahce Istanbul
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Laboral Kutxa Vitoria Gasteiz
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CSKA Moscow
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Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar
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Fenerbahce Istanbul
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CSKA Moscow
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Final Four MVP: Andres Nocioni, Real Madrid
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Real Madrid
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Fenerbahce Ulker Istanbul
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CSKA Moscow
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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Real Madrid
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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Final Four MVP: Tyrese Rice, Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv
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FC Barcelona
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Real Madrid
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CSKA Moscow
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Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv
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Real Madrid
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Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv
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Final Four MVP: Vassilis Spanoulis, Olympiacos Piraeus
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CSKA Moscow
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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FC Barcelona Regal
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Real Madrid
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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Real Madrid
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Final Four MVP: Vassilis Spanoulis, Olympiacos Piraeus
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CSKA Moscow
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Panathinaikos Athens
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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FC Barcelona Regal
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CSKA Moscow
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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Final Four MVP: Dimitris Diamantidis, Panathinaikos Athens
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Panathinaikos Athens
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Montepaschi Siena
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Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv
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Real Madrid
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Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv
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Panathinaikos Athens
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Final Four MVP: Juan Carlos Navarro, Regal FC Barcelona
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Regal FC Barcelona
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CSKA Moscow
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Partizan Belgrade
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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FC Barcelona Regal
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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Final Four MVP: Vassilis Spanoulis, Panathinaikos Athens
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Regal FC Barcelona
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CSKA Moscow
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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Panathinaikos Athens
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Panathinaikos Athens
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CSKA Moscow
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Final Four MVP: Trajan Langdon, CSKA Moscow
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Montepaschi Siena
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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Tau Ceramica Vitoria
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CSKA Moscow
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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CSKA Moscow
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Final Four MVP: Dimitris Diamantidis, Panathinaikos Athens
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CSKA Moscow
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Unicaja Malaga
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Panathinaikos Athens
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Tau Ceramica Vitoria
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Panathinaikos Athens
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CSKA Moscow
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Final Four MVP: Theodoros Papaloukas, CSKA Moscow
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Winterthur FC Barcelona
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CSKA Moscow
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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Tau Ceramica Vitoria
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CSKA Moscow
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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Final Four MVP: Sarunas Jasikevicius, Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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CSKA Moscow
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Tau Ceramica Vitoria
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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Panathinaikos Athens
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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Tau Ceramica Vitoria
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Final Four MVP: Anthony Parker, Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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Montepaschi Siena
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Skipper Bologna
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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CSKA Moscow
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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Skipper Bologna
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Final Four MVP: Dejan Bodiroga, FC Barcelona
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Montepaschi Siena
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Benetton Treviso
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FC Barcelona
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CSKA Moscow
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FC Barcelona
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Benetton Treviso
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Final Four MVP: Dejan Bodiroga, Panathinaikos Athens
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Kinder Bologna
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Benetton Treviso
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Panathinaikos Athens
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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Kinder Bologna
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Panathinaikos Athens
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2001 - Bologna, Italy | Vitoria, Spain(Best-of-five Playoff series decided the Euroleague champ this season)
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Finals MVP: Manu Ginobili, Kinder Bologna
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Kinder Bologna
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3
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PAF Bologna
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2
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Tau Ceramica Vitoria
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3
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AEK Athens
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0
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Kinder Bologna
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3
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Tau Ceramica Vitoria
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2
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2000 - Thessaloniki, Greece
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Final Four MVP: Zeljko Rebraca, Panathinaikos Athens
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Panathinaikos Athens
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81
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Efes Pilsen Istanbul
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71
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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65
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FC Barcelona
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51
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Panathinaikos Athens
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73
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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67
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1999 - Munich, Germany
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Final Four MVP: Tyus Edney, Zalgiris Kaunas
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Kinder Bologna
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62
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TeamSystem Bologna
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57
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Zalgiris Kaunas
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87
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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71
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Zalgiris Kaunas
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82
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Kinder Bologna
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74
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1998 - Barcelona, Spain
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Final Four MVP: Zoran Savic, Kinder Bologna
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Kinder Bologna
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93
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Partizan Belgrade
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61
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AEK Athens
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69
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Benetton Treviso
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66
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Kinder Bologna
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58
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AEK Athens
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44
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1997 - Rome, Italy
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Final Four MVP: David Rivers, Olympiacos Piraeus
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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74
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Union Olimpija Ljubljana
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65
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FC Barcelona
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77
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Asvel Lyon
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70
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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73
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FC Barcelona
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58
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1996 - Paris, France
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Final Four MVP: Dominique Wilkins, Panathinaikos Athens
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Panathinaikos Athens
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81
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CSKA Moscow
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71
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FC Barcelona
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76
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Real Madrid
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66
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Panathinaikos Athens
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67
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FC Barcelona
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66
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1995 - Zaragoza, Spain
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Final Four MVP: Arvydas Sabonis, Real Madrid
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Real Madrid
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62
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Limoges
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49
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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58
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Panathinaikos Athens
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52
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Real Madrid
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73
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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61
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1994 - Tel Aviv, Israel
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Final Four MVP: Zarko Paspalj, Olympiacos Piraeus
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Joventut Badalona
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79
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FC Barcelona
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65
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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77
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Panathinaikos Athens
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72
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Joventut Badalona
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59
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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57
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1993 - Athens, Greece
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Final Four MVP: Toni Kukoc, Benetton Treviso
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Benetton Treviso
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79
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PAOK Thessaloniki
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77
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Limoges
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62
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Real Madrid
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52
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Limoges
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59
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Benetton Treviso
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55
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1992 - Istanbul, Turkey
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Final Four MVP: Predrag Danilovic, Partizan Belgrade
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Joventut Badalona
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91
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Estudiantes Madrid
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69
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Partizan Belgrade
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82
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Philips Milan
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75
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Partizan Belgrade
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71
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Joventut Badalona
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70
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1991 - Paris, France
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Final Four MVP: Toni Kukoc, POP 84 Split
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POP 84 Split
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93
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Scavolini Pesaro
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87
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FC Barcelona
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101
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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67
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POP 84 Split
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70
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FC Barcelona
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65
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1990 - Zaragoza, Spain
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Final Four MVP: Toni Kukoc, Jugoplastika Split
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Jugoplastika Split
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101
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Limoges
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83
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FC Barcelona
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104
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Aris Thessaloniki
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83
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Jugoplastika Split
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72
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FC Barcelona
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67
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1989 - Munich, Germany
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Final Four MVP: Dino Radja, Jugoplastika Split
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Jugoplastika Split
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87
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FC Barcelona
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77
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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99
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Aris Thessaloniki
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86
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Jugoplastika Split
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75
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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69
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1988 - Ghent, Belgium
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Final Four MVP: Bob McAdoo, Philips Milan
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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87
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Partizan Belgrade
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82
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Philips Milan
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87
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Aris Thessaloniki
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82
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Philips Milan
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90
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Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv
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84
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European Champions 1958 - 1987
1987 Tracer Milan
In Lausanne, Switzerland: Tracer Milan, Italy 71-69 Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel
Top Scorer: 24 Lee Johnson - Maccabi Tel Aviv , Winning Coach: Dan Peterson
1986 Cibona Zagreb
In Budapest, Hungary: Cibona Zagreb, Yugoslavia 84-82 Zalgiris Kaunas, Lithuania
Top Scorer: 27 Arvydas Sabonis - Zalgiris Kaunas, Winning Coach: Zeljko Pavlicevic
1985 Cibona Zagreb
In Athens, Greece: Cibona Zagreb, Yugoslavia 87-78 Real Madrid, Spain
Top Scorer: 36 Drazen Petrovic - Cibona Zagreb, Winning Coach: Mirko Novosel
1984 Banco di Roma
In Geneva, Switwerland: Banco di Roma, Italy 79-73 FC Barcelona, Spain
Top Scorer: 31 J.A. San Epifanio - FC Barcelona, Winning Coach: Valerio Bianchini
1983 Ford Cantu
In Grenoble, France: Ford Cantu, Italy 69-68 Billy Milan, Italy
Top Scorer: 18 W. Bryant and A. Riva - Ford Cantu, Winning Coach: Giancarlo Primo
1982 Squibb Cantu
In Cologne, Germany: Squibb Cantu, Italy 86-80 Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel
Top Scorer: 23 Bruce Flowers - Squibb Cantu, Winning Coach: Valerio Bianchini
1981 Maccabi Tel Aviv
In Strasbourg, France: Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel 80-79 Synudine Bologna, Italy
Top Scorer: 26 Marco Bonamico - Synudine Bologna, Winning Coach: Rudy D'Amico
1980 Real Madrid
In Berlin, Germany: Real Madrid, Spain 89-85 Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel
Top Scorer: 31 Earl Williams - Maccabi Tel Aviv, Winning Coach: Manolo Sainz
1979 Bosna Sarajevo
In Grenoble, France: Bosna Sarajevo, Yugoslavia 96-93 Emerson Varese, Italy
Top Scorer: 45 Zarko Varajic - Bosna Sarajevo, Winning Coach: Bogdan Tanjevic
1978 Real Madrid
In Munich, Germany: Real Madrid, Spain 75-67 Mobilgirgi Varese, Italy
Top Scorer: 25 Walter Szczerbiak - Real Madrid, Winning Coach: Manolo Sainz
1977 Maccabi Tel Aviv
In Belgrade, Yugoslavia: Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel 78-77 Mobilgirgi Varese, Italy
Top Scorer: 26 Jim Boatwright - Maccabi Tel Aviv, Winning Coach: Ralph Klein
1976 Mobilgirgi Varese
In Geneva, Switwerland: Mobilgirgi Varese, Italy 81-74 Real Madrid, Spain
Top Scorer: 28 Bob Morse - Mobilgirgi Varese, Winning Coach: Sandro Gamba
1975 Ignis Varese
In Anvers, Belgium: Ignis Varese, Italy 79-66 Real Madrid, Spain
Top Scorer: 30 Bob Morse - Ignis Varese, Winning Coach: Sandro Gamba
1974 Real Madrid
In Nantes, France: Real Madrid, Spain 84-82 Ignis Varese, Italy
Top Scorer: 25 Dino Meneghin - Ignis Varese, Winning Coach: Pedro Ferrandiz
1973 Ignis Varese
In Liege, Belgium: Ignis Varese, Italy 71-66 CSKA Moscow, USSR
Top Scorer: 36 Sergey Belov - CSKA Moscow, Winning Coach: Aza Nikolic
1972 Ignis Varese
In Tel Aviv, Israel: Ignis Varese, Italy 70-69 Jugoplastika Split, Yugoslavia
Top Scorer: 26 Petar Skansi - Jugoplastika Split, Winning Coach: Aza Nikolic
1971 CSKA Moscow
In Antwerp , Belgium: CSKA Moscow, USSR 69-53 Ignis Varese, Italy
Top Scorer: 24 Sergey Belov - CSKA Moscow, Winning Coach: Alexander Gomelski
1970 Ignis Varese
In Sarajevo, Yugoslavia: Ignis Varese, Italy 79-74 CSKA Moscow, USSR
Top Scorer: 21 Sergey Belov - CSKA Moscow, Winning Coach: Aza Nikolic
1969 CSKA Moscow
In Barcelona, Spain: CSKA Moscow, USSR 103-99 Real Madrid, Spain
Top Scorer: 37 Vladimir Andreev - CSKA Moscow, Winning Coach: Ardenak Alachatchan
1968 Real Madrid
In Lyon, France: Real Madrid, Spain 98-95 Spartak Brno, CSSR
Top Scorer: 26 Miles Ajken - Real Madrid, Winning Coach: Pedro Ferrandiz
1967 Real Madrid
In Madrid, Spain: Real Madrid, Spain 91-83 Simmenthal Milan, Italy
Top Scorer: 34 Steve Chubin - Simmenthal Milan, Winning Coach: Pedro Ferrandiz
1966 Simmenthal Milan
In Bologna, Italy: Simmenthal Milan, Italy 77-72 Slavia Prague, CSSR
Top Scorer: 22 Jiri Zidek - Slavia Prague, Winning Coach: Cesare Rubini
1965 Real Madrid
In Moscow/Madrid: Real Madrid, Spain 81-88, 76-62 CSKA Moscow, USSR
Top Scorer: 24.0 Clifford Luyk - Real Madrid, Winning Coach: Pedro Ferrandiz
1964 Real Madrid
In Brno/Madrid: Real Madrid, Spain 99-110, 84-64 Spartak Brno, CSSR
Top Scorer: 29.5 Emiliano Rodriguez - Real Madrid, Winning Coach: Joaquin Hernandez
1963 CSKA Moscow
In Madrid/Moscow: CSKA Moscow, USSR 69-86, 91-74, 99-80 Real Madrid, Spain
Top Scorer: 21.0 Emiliano Rodriguez - Real Madrid, Winning Coach: Evgeniy Alekseyev
1962 Diinamo Tbilisi
In Geneva, Switzerland: Diinamo Tbilisi, USSR 90-83 Real Madrid, Spain
Top Scorer: 30 Wayne Hightower - Real Madrid, Winning Coach: Otar Korkija
1961 CSKA Moscow
In Riga/Moscow: CSKA Moscow, USSR 87-62, 61-66 ASK Riga, USSR
Top Scorer: 21.5 Viktor Zubkov - CSKA Moscow, Winning Coach: Evgeniy Alekseyev
1960 ASK Riga
In Tbilisi/Riga: ASK Riga, USSR 86-81, 84-71 Diinamo Tbilisi, USSR
Top Scorer: 21.5 Janis Kruminsh - ASK Riga, Winning Coach: Aleksandar Gomelski
1959 ASK Riga
In Riga/Sofia: ASK Riga, USSR 79-58, 69-67 Akademic Sofia, Bulgaria
Top Scorer: 28.0 Janis Kruminsh - ASK Riga, Winning Coach: Aleksandar Gomelski
1958 ASK Riga
In Riga/Sofia: ASK Riga, USSR 86-81, 84-71 Akademic Sofia, Bulgaria
Top Scorer: 19 Viktor Radev - Akademic Sofia, Winning Coach: Aleksandar Gomelski