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2003 Euroleague Final Four
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Basketball tournament
2002–03 Euroleague
Euroleague Final Four 2003 Barcelona Spain Palau Sant Jordi May 9–11, 2003 ESP FC Barcelona (1st title) ITA Benetton Treviso ITA Montepaschi Siena RUS CSKA Moscow Serbia and Montenegro Dejan Bodiroga Euroleague Final Four MVP 2002 2004
The 2003 Euroleague Final Four was the concluding Euroleague Final Four tournament of the 2002–03 Euroleague season. The event was held from May 9 until May 11, 2003 and was hosted at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, Spain. FC Barcelona won their first Euroleague title in their hometown city after beating Montepaschi Siena in the championship game.
Bracket
Final Third place May 9, Barcelona ITA Montepaschi Siena 62 ITA Benetton Treviso 65 May 9, Barcelona ESP FC Barcelona 76 RUS CSKA Moscow 71 May 11, Barcelona ESP FC Barcelona 76 ITA Benetton Treviso 65 May 11, Barcelona ITA Montepaschi Siena 79 RUS CSKA Moscow 78
Semifinals
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9 May 2003
18:00
Report
Montepaschi Siena ITA
62
ITA Benetton Treviso
65
12–28
11–11
22–6
17–20
V. Stefanov 17
Kakiouzis 13
five players 1
Garbajosa 14
Garbajosa, Marconato 10
Edney 7
Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
16,670
Betancor (ESP), Koukoulekidis (GRE), Martín Bertrán (ESP)
9 May 2003
20:30
Report
FC Barcelona ESP
76
RUS CSKA Moscow
71
21–25
24–14
12–21
19–11
Fučka 21
Fučka 9
Bodiroga, Jasikevičius 4
Holden 21
Khryapa 12
Alexander 3
Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
16,670
Pitsilkas (GRE), Rems (SLO), Belosevic (SCG)
Third Place
11 May 2003
18:00
Report
Montepaschi Siena ITA
79
RUS CSKA Moscow
78
26–27
26–24
13–12
14–15
Ford 19
Türkcan 14
Türkcan 4
Songaila 15
Holden, Khryapa 7
Holden 6
Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
16,670
Betancor (ESP), Muhvic (CRO), Jovcic (SCG)
Final
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11 May 2003
20:30
Report
FC Barcelona ESP
76
ITA Benetton Treviso
65
23–25
19–9
13–14
21–17
Bodiroga 20
Bodiroga, De la Fuente 8
Bodiroga, Navarro 2
Edney 16
Marconato 7
Edney 5
Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
16,670
Pitsilkas (GRE), Rems (SLO), Koukoulekidis (GRE)
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Benetton Treviso
Starters: P Points R Rebounds A Assists PG 13 LTU Šarūnas Jasikevičius 8 1 1 SG 14 ESP Rodrigo de la Fuente (C) 8 8 0 SF 10 SCG Dejan Bodiroga 20 8 2 PF 7 ITA Gregor Fučka 17 6 1 C 12 ESP Roberto Dueñas 3 4 0Reserves: P Points R Rebounds A Assists PG 5 ESP Nacho Rodríguez 2 2 0 C 6 ESP Alfons Alzamora DNP PF 8 GER Patrick Femerling 9 4 0 SF 9 ESP César Bravo DNP SG 11 ESP Juan Carlos Navarro 5 0 2 C 16 BRA Anderson Varejão 1 1 0 C 18 NED Remon van de Hare DNPHead coach:SCG Svetislav Pešić2002–03 Euroleague ChampionsESP 100px FC Barcelona1st titleStarters: P Points R Rebounds A Assists PG 5 USA Tyus Edney 16 2 5 SG 6 USA Trajan Langdon 8 3 0 SF 7 ITA Riccardo Pittis 4 2 1 PF 15 ESP Jorge Garbajosa 9 5 1 C 8 ITA Denis Marconato 10 7 1Reserves: P Points R Rebounds A Assists PF 4 ARG Marcelo Nicola (C) 5 2 1 PG 9 ITA Massimo Bulleri 11 0 0 PF 10 CRO Krešimir Lončar 0 0 0 SF 13 GEO 1990 Manuchar Markoishvili 2 0 0 SF 16 ITA Nick Eppehimer DNP C 20 DEN Thomas Soltau DNPHead coach:ITA Ettore Messina
Awards
Euroleague Final Four MVP
FR Yugoslavia Dejan Bodiroga (ESP FC Barcelona)
Euroleague Finals Top Scorer
FR Yugoslavia Dejan Bodiroga (ESP FC Barcelona)
External links
2003 Final Four website
Final Four
2002-03
Category:2002–03 in Spanish basketball
Category:2002–03 in Russian basketball
Category:2002–03 in Italian basketball
Category:Sports competitions in Barcelona
Category:Basketball competitions in Catalonia
Category:International basketball competitions hosted by Spain
Category:International sports competitions in Catalonia