Final Four History: All the champions: 1988-2019
With determination from the first minute to last, CSKA Moscow grabbed his eighth EuroLeague title with a thrilling 83-91 victory over Anadolu Efes Istanbul before a packed Fernando Buesa Arena in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain on Sunday. CSKA controlled much of the game, trailing only once after the game's fifth minute, for a couple of possession soon after halftime. It's high among several double-digit leads was 14 points, 20-34, early in the second quarter, but Efes came back every time and cut the difference to 81-85 before CSKA finished the job. Kyle Hines became the 15th player in European history to win the continental trophy four times, and the first in the Final Four era to win more than once with two different clubs.
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Final Four MVP: Will Clyburn, CSKA Moscow
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Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul
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Anadolu Efes Istanbul
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CSKA Moscow
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Real Madrid
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Anadolu Efes Istanbul
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CSKA Moscow
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Final Four MVP: Luka Doncic, Real Madrid
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CSKA Moscow
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Real Madrid
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Fenerbahce Dogus Istanbul
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Zalgiris Kaunas
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Real Madrid
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Fenerbahce Dogus Istanbul
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Final Four MVP: Ekpe Udoh, Fenerbahce Istanbul
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Fenerbahce Istanbul
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Real Madrid
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CSKA Moscow
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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Fenerbahce Istanbul
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Olympiacos Piraeus
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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 Dinamo Tbilisi
In Geneva, Switzerland: Dinamo 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