XXVII EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP (ROMA 1991)

QUALIFYING STAGE

(From 9-05-1989 to 5-12-1990)

 

 

QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENTS

 

 

Oslo (NORWAY)

(From 9-05-1989 to 13-05-1989)

 

Olomouc (CZECHOSLOVAKIA)

(From 10-05-1989 to 12-05-1989)

Competition Day 1

Competition Day 1

Denmark - England

55-74 (31-30)

Austria - Finland

84-83 (41-35)

Norway - Switzerland

65-66 (42-31)

Czechoslovakia - Romania

107-71 (61-46)

Competition Day 2

Competition Day 2

Denmark - Norway

77-85 (36-46)

Finland - Romania

69-74 (29-34)

England - Sweden

78-92 (38-47)

Austria - Czechoslovakia

75-106 (35-56)

Competition Day 3

Competition Day 3

Denmark - Sweden

57-96 (28-40)

Romania - Austria

76-70 (42-32)

England - Switzerland

86-68 (47-29)

Czechoslovakia - Finland

114-83 (61-37)

Competition Day 4

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. Czechoslovakia

3

3

0

6

2. Romania

3

2

1

5

3. Austria

3

1

2

4

4. Finland

3

0

3

3

England - Norway

74-64 (29-38)

Sweden - Switzerland

102-65 (50-30)

Competition Day 5

Denmark - Switzerland

79-78 (37-31)

Norway - Sweden

81-84 (43-45)

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. Sweden

4

4

0

8

2. England

4

3

1

7

3. Norway

4

1

3

5

4. Switzerland

4

1

3

5

5. Denmark

4

1

3

5

 

 

Osnabrück (FRG)

(From 11-05-1989 to 15-05-1989)

 

Anadia (PORTUGAL)

(From 11-05-1989 to 15-05-1989)

Competition Day 1

Competition Day 1

FRG - Scotland

127-53 (63-29)

Iceland - Portugal

76-116 (32-52)

Turkey - Poland

68-69 (43-40)

Belgium - Israel

79-71 (48-34)

Competition Day 2

Competition Day 2

Albania - Scotland

101-82 (49-34)

Hungary - Portugal

72-85 (39-40)

FRG - Turkey

82-70 (45-37)

Belgium - Iceland

130-59 (63-24)

Competition Day 3

Competition Day 3

Turkey - Scotland

105-61 (51-30)

Hungary - Belgium

64-73 (31-44)

Poland - Albania

103-85 (54-46)

Israel - Iceland

113-82 (57-43)

Competition Day 4

Competition Day 4

Poland - Scotland

123-72 (72-39)

Portugal - Belgium

72-86 (42-51)

FRG - Albania

103-73 (57-22)

Israel - Hungary

99-67 (56-39)

Competition Day 5

Competition Day 5

Turkey - Albania

106-88 (54-55)

Iceland - Hungary

82-94 (38-36)

FRG - Poland

101-82 (51-41)

Portugal - Israel

86-104 (37-53)

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. FRG

4

4

0

8

2. Poland

4

3

1

7

3. Turkey

4

2

2

6

4. Albania

4

1

3

5

5. Scotland

4

0

4

4

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. Belgium

4

4

0

8

2. Israel

4

3

1

7

3. Portugal

4

2

2

6

4. Hungary

4

1

3

5

5. Iceland

4

0

4

4

 

 

CHALLENGE ROUND

(From 22-11-1989 to 5-12-1990)

 

 

GROUP A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GROUP B

Competition Day 1 / Competition Day 4

Competition Day 1 / Competition Day 4

Sweden - Greece

86-100 (54-50)

81-68 (39-32)

Belgium - Italy

79-97 (45-44)

94-55 (47-20)

Romania -　 Bulgaria

76-98 (33-56)

87-76 (45-42)

Poland - Netherlands

71-101 (30-53)

70-86 (32-41)

Competition Day 2 / Competition Day 5

Competition Day 2 / Competition Day 5

Bulgaria - Sweden

69-81 (28-38)

67-83 (37-42)

Netherlands - Belgium

87-71 (47-30)

85-81 (43-39)

Greece - Romania

97-77 (45-41)

80-83 (36-41;75-75)

Italy - Poland

106-75 (53-30)

91-81 (34-39)

Competition Day 3 / Competition Day 6

Competition Day 3 / Competition Day 6

Sweden - Romania

85-81 (45-47)

86-95 (43-38)

Belgium - Poland

96-80 (46-30)

85-72 (42-32)

Bulgaria - Greece

84-78 (39-44)

112-79 (58-37)

Netherlands - Italy

83-84 (44-43)

126-78 (70-34)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Greece

6

5

1

11

2. Bulgaria

6

4

2

10

3. Sweden

6

3

3

9

4. Romania

6

0

6

6

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Italy

6

5

1

11

2. Poland

6

3

3

9

3. Netherlands

6

2

4

8

4. Belgium

6

2

4

8

 

 

GROUP C

  

GROUP D

Competition Day 1 / Competition Day 4

Competition Day 1 / Competition Day 4

FRG - Yugoslavia*

75-111 (36-56)

120-87 (70-30)

Czechoslovakia - Soviet Union

85-76 (39-35)

83-80 (43-45)

England - Spain

83-99 (40-57)

96-79 (51-45)

Israel - France

99-93 (55-46)

93-74 (43-32)

Competition Day 2 / Competition Day 5

Competition Day 2 / Competition Day 5

Spain - FRG*

75-64 (28-32)

78-79 (31-35)

France - Czechoslovakia

93-72 (43-35)

106-115 (63-44)

Yugoslavia - England

108-85 (52-41)

68-86 (35-42)

Soviet Union - Israel

93-61 (48-29)

79-74 (46-38)

Competition Day 3 / Competition Day 6

Competition Day 3 / Competition Day 6

FRG - England*

110-87 (50-41)

78-81 (43-46)

Czechoslovakia - Israel

93-81 (51-38)

83-92 (40-44)

Spain - Yugoslavia

97-108 (44-60)

95-82 (53-44)

France - Soviet Union

86-96 (44-50)

84-85 (44-44)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Yugoslavia

6

6

0

12

2. Spain

6

4

2

10

3. Germany*

6

2

4

8

4. England

6

0

6

6

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. France

6

4

2

10

2. Czechoslovakia

6

3

3

9

3. Soviet Union

6

3

3

9

4. Israel

6

2

4

8

* After the reunification of Germany on 3-10-1990, the former Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) is renamed Germany before the second leg (competition days 4-6).

 

 

::::: FINAL STAGE :::::

 

 

GAME DETAILS (SPAIN)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Aston Events Centre (Birmingham)

DATE: 22-11-1989 (20:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Simon Mottart (BEL), Henk Kleersnijder (NED)

FOULED OUT: -

ENG

England - Spain

SPA

83-99 (40-57)

England (coach: Dave Ransom)

Ron Baker (15), Peter Scantlebury (11), Clyde Vaughan (12), Robert “Dip” Donaldson (2), Martin Clark (27); xxx Bayley (-), xxx Ramsey (2), Richard Scantlebury (-), Dave Gardner (-), Jason Fogerty (14)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Fede Ramiro (5), Chechu Biriukov (17), Jordi Villacampa (22), Antonio Martín (21), Fernando Romay (6); José Miguel Antúnez (2), Ferrán Martínez (12), Quique Andreu (4), Pep Cargol (7), Jordi Pardo (3)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Palacio de los Deportes (Palma de Mallorca)

DATE: 25-11-1989 (18:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 6.000

REFEREES: Kostas Rigas (GRE), Christian Altmeyer (FRA)

FOULED OUT: Nürnberger

SPA

Spain - FRG

FRG

75-64 (28-32)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Fede Ramiro (2), Chechu Biriukov (18), Jordi Villacampa (9), Antonio Martín (22), Fernando Romay (4); Pablo Laso (-), José Antonio Montero (12), Quique Andreu (3), Ferrán Martínez (5)

FRG (coach: Svetislav Pešić)

Michael Koch (11), Kai Nürnberger (8), Mike Jackel (20), Hansi Gnad (4), Günther Behnke (2); Henning Harnisch (15), Jens Kujawa (-), Stephan Baeck (2), Armin Andres (2)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Palacio de los Deportes (Palma de Mallorca)

DATE: 29-11-1989 (19:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 6.000

REFEREES: Wiesław Zych (POL), Vittorio Fiorito (ITA)

FOULED OUT: Danilović, Pavićević

SPA

Spain - Yugoslavia

YUG

97-108 (44-60)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

José Antonio Montero (6), Chechu Biriukov (16), Manel Bosch (-), Antonio Martín (11), Ferrán Martínez (6); Jordi Villacampa (30), Fede Ramiro (2), Quique Andreu (14), Fernando Romay (10), Pep Cargol (2)

Yugoslavia (coach: Dušan Ivković)

Jure Zdovc (9), Predrag Danilović (5), Zoran Čutura (14), Toni Kukoč (34), Dino Rađa (21); Luka Pavićević (11), Velimir Perasović (12), Franjo Arapović (2), Arijan Komazec (-)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Palacio Municipal de Deportes (Murcia)

DATE: 28-11-1990 (19:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Pierre Brys (BEL), Rui Valente (POR)

FOULED OUT: Romay (27’), Jiménez (37’) / Henlan

SPA

Spain - England

ENG

96-79 (51-45)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Rafael Jofresa (16), Jordi Villacampa (16), Andrés Jiménez (22), Antonio Martín (18), Fernando Romay (8); Pepe Arcega (-), Juan Antonio Orenga (4), Chechu Biriukov (10), Pep Cargol (2), Quique Andreu (-)

England (coach: Dave Ransom)

Alton Byrd (15), Steve Bucknall (16), Mike Obaseki (23), Martin Henlan (2), Martin Clark (8); Ron Baker (3), Carl Miller (-), Peter Scantlebury (-), Clyde Vaughan (11), Jason Fogerty (1)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle (Stuttgart)

DATE: 1-12-1990 (20:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Mikhail Davidov (USSR), Bruno Duranti (ITA)

FOULED OUT: Koch, Jackel / Andreu [d.t.f.] (17’), Martín

[Incidents: In minute 17, Andreu received a disqualifying technical foul after an elbow blow on Harnisch.]

Germany

Germany - Spain

SPA

78-79 (31-35)

Germany (coach: Svetislav Pešić)

Michael Koch (1), Kai Nürnberger (7), Mike Jackel (15), Hansi Gnad (15), Günther Behnke (2); Uwe Blab (7), Henning Harnisch (25), Markus Jochum (3), Ralf Risse (3)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

José Luis Llorente (-), Jordi Villacampa (20), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (14), Antonio Martín (10), Fernando Romay (4); Rafael Jofresa (7), Andrés Jiménez (9), Quique Andreu (2), Juan Antonio Orenga (4), Chechu Biriukov (9)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Sportska Dvorana “Mejdan” (Tuzla)

DATE: 5-12-1990 (20:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Philippe Mailhabiau (FRA), Athanasios Giochalis (GRE)

FOULED OUT: Paspalj, Savić / Villacampa (29’), Biriukov (29’), Orenga

YUG

Yugoslavia - Spain

SPA

95-82 (53-44)

Yugoslavia (coach: Dušan Ivković)

Željko Obradović (7), Velimir Perasović (21), Arijan Komazec (7), Žarko Paspalj (15), Dino Rađa (20); Luka Pavićević (5), Predrag Danilović (10), Zoran Savić (6), Sabahudin “Dino” Bilalović (-), Zoran Jovanović (4)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Rafael Jofresa (5), Chechu Biriukov (23), Jordi Villacampa (7), Juan Antonio Orenga (13), Fernando Romay (7); Pep Cargol (18), Quique Andreu (7), Santi Aldama (-), José Luis Llorente (-), Pepe Arcega (2)

 

 
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