XXXIII EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP (STOCKHOLM 2003)

QUALIFYING STAGE

(From 17-05-2000 to 25-01-2003)

 

 

PRELIMINARY TOURNAMENT

 

 

Vejle (DENMARK)

(From 17-05-2000 to 21-05-2000)

Competition Day 1

Denmark - Cyprus

58-57 (32-39)

Georgia - Luxembourg

71-92 (30-42)

Ireland - Romania

57-51 (24-19)

Competition Day 2

Denmark - Luxembourg

74-60 (44-34)

Ireland - Cyprus

65-68 (34-36)

Romania - Georgia

71-69 (37-36)

Competition Day 3

Ireland - Luxembourg

76-68 (27-33)

Denmark - Georgia

62-67 (38-40)

Romania - Cyprus

51-65 (26-28)

Competition Day 4

Romania - Luxembourg

88-62 (48-29)

Denmark - Ireland

62-58 (24-25)

Georgia - Cyprus

75-80 (35-36;64-64)

Competition Day 5

Ireland - Georgia

80-95 (44-49)

Denmark - Romania

64-54 (35-29)

Luxembourg - Cyprus

68-77 (33-38)

STANDING

P

W

L

P

1. Denmark (CR)

5

4

1

9

2. Cyprus (CR)

5

4

1

9

3. Georgia (QR)

5

2

3

7

4. Romania (QR)

5

2

3

7

5. Ireland (QR)

5

2

3

7

6. Luxembourg (QR)

5

1

4

6

 

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

 

 

GROUP A

 

GROUP B

Day 1 (2-06-2001) / Day 4 (25-08-2001)

Day 1 (2-06-2001) / Day 4 (25-08-2001)

Austria - Romania

68-73 (30-30)

74-59 (38-32)

Slovakia - Czech Republic

85-95 (52-57) (*)

93-71 (46-35) (*)

Malta - Hungary

43-138 (24-71) (x)

108-54 (50-22)

Portugal - Luxembourg

98-67 (46-34) (y)

59-91 (40-44)

Day 2 (6-06-2001) / Day 5 (29-08-2001)

Day 2 (6-06-2001) / Day 5 (29-08-2001)

Malta - Austria

84-102 (44-52)

90-53 (53-26)

Czech Republic - Portugal

68-55 (41-24)

61-46 (25-18)

Romania - Hungary

56-53 (27-26)

88-72 (41-40)

Luxembourg - Slovakia

64-111 (39-53)

106-57 (49-31)

Day 3 (9-06-2001) / Day 6 (1-09-2001)

Day 3 (9-06-2001) / Day 6 (1-09-2001)

Hungary - Austria

100-58 (44-26)

87-81 (46-38)

Slovakia - Portugal

88-83 (44-41)

77-64 (35-27)

Romania - Malta

110-47 (51-14)

81-101 (39-47)

Luxembourg - Czech Republic

85-95 (47-46)

135-65 (62-31)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Romania

6

5

1

11

2. Hungary

6

4

2

10

3. Austria

6

3

3

9

4. Malta

6

0

6

6

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Czech Republic

6

5

1

11

2. Portugal

6

4

2

10

3. Slovakia

6

3

3

9

4. Luxembourg

6

0

6

6

* Games played a day after the reference date for each competition day.

(x) Game played on 13-06-2001.

(y) Game played on 25-05-2001.

 

GROUP C

 

GROUP D

Day 1 (2-06-2001) / Day 4 (25-08-2001)

Day 1 (2-06-2001) / Day 4 (25-08-2001)

Georgia - Bulgaria

91-75 (47-30) (*)

85-66 (38-27)

Switzerland - Ireland

67-58 (41-28)

69-62 (35-33)

Belarus - Azerbaijan

121-50 (55-23)

59-106 (27-57)

Iceland - Finland

73-84 (47-52) (x)

97-66 (53-26)

Day 2 (6-06-2001) / Day 5 (29-08-2001)

Day 2 (6-06-2001) / Day 5 (29-08-2001)

Azerbaijan - Bulgaria

62-101 (28-53)

117-66 (60-20)

Ireland - Finland

70-68 (35-38)

81-84 (46-40)

Georgia - Belarus

83-78 (41-38)

95-65 (44-30)

Switzerland - Iceland

77-68 (41-32)

62-79 (25-43)

Day 3 (9-06-2001) / Day 6 (1-09-2001)

Day 3 (9-06-2001) / Day 6 (1-09-2001)

Bulgaria - Belarus

90-64 (48-34)

78-63 (42-33)

Finland - Switzerland

60-73 (28-35)

67-75 (34-39)

Azerbaijan - Georgia

61-101 (38-49)

103-43 (45-25)

Ireland - Iceland

70-59 (37-34)

78-84 (49-43)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Bulgaria

6

4

2

10

2. Belarus

6

4

2

10

3. Georgia

6

4

2

10

4. Azerbaijan

6

0

6

6

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Ireland

6

5

1

11

2. Switzerland

6

4

2

10

3. Finland

6

3

3

9

4. Iceland

6

0

6

6

* Games played a day after the reference date for each competition day.

(x) Game played on 22-08-2001.

 

 

CHALLENGE ROUND

(Group winners and runners-up, together with the best four third-placed teams, qualify for the Final Stage)

 

 

GROUP A

 

GROUP B

Day 1 (21-11-2001) / Day 6 (20-11-2002)

Day 1 (21-11-2001) / Day 6 (20-11-2002)

Lithuania - Netherlands

95-73 (48-27)

74-88 (33-48)

Greece - Belgium

88-49 (42-25)

59-92 (28-49)

Turkey - Bulgaria

84-79 (41-44)

78-82 (39-37)

Israel - Denmark

89-78 (38-34)

48-66 (28-29)

Ukraine - Switzerland

69-62 (32-27)

69-93 (30-51)

Spain - Romania

90-52 (46-29)

70-96 (29-58)

Day 2 (24-11-2001) / Day 7 (23-11-2002)

Day 2 (24-11-2001) / Day 7 (23-11-2002)

Bulgaria - Lithuania

87-105 (47-55)

117-72 (50-37)

Romania - Greece

60-92 (30-47)

103-45 (53-25)

Switzerland - Turkey

53-70 (29-27)

64-40 (33-19)

Belgium - Israel

69-75 (36-31) (*)

66-67 (40-34) (*)

Netherlands - Ukraine

68-84 (32-40)

88-62 (45-39)

Denmark - Spain

66-96 (33-53)

87-46 (38-27)

Day 3 (28-11-2001) / Day 8 (27-11-2002)

Day 3 (28-11-2001) / Day 8 (27-11-2002)

Bulgaria - Netherlands

91-80 (51-42)

77-86 (35-41)

Romania - Belgium

74-69 (39-34)

69-73 (43-30)

Lithuania - Switzerland

93-47 (41-25)

64-110 (32-48)

Greece - Denmark

103-63 (45-30)

60-75 (30-45)

Turkey - Ukraine

80-67 (42-29)

74-73 (38-33)

Spain - Israel

88-74 (48-38)

71-79 (35-39)

Day 4 (23-01-2002) / Day 9 (22-01-2003)

Day 4 (23-01-2002) / Day 9 (22-01-2003)

Switzerland - Bulgaria

83-88 (45-41)

87-77 (47-41)

Denmark - Romania

75-76 (39-31)

88-47 (35-20)

Ukraine - Lithuania

89-82 (49-48)

109-98 (49-42)

Israel - Greece

73-74 (38-33)

85-61 (42-26)

Netherlands - Turkey

73-89 (36-41)

107-67 (53-31)

Belgium - Spain

63-78 (37-39)

85-66 (48-28)

Day 5 (26-01-2002) / Day 10 (25-01-2003)

Day 5 (26-01-2002) / Day 10 (25-01-2003)

Bulgaria - Ukraine

109-86 (53-39)

86-80 (42-41)

Denmark - Belgium

60-73 (32-37)

79-60 (40-33)

Lithuania - Turkey

100-62 (47-35)

99-102 (35-42;89-89)

Romania - Israel

56-72 (30-26)

91-63 (43-24)

Switzerland - Netherlands

81-64 (53-27)

74-82 (33-49)

Greece - Spain

86-73 (38-33)

94-91 (44-47)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Lithuania

10

9

1

19

2. Turkey

10

7

3

17

3. Ukraine

10

7

3

17

4. Bulgaria

10

5

5

15

5. Switzerland

10

2

8

12

6. Netherlands

10

0

10

10

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Greece

10

9

1

19

2. Spain

10

9

1

19

3. Israel

10

5

5

15

4. Romania

10

4

6

14

5. Belgium

10

3

7

13

6. Denmark

10

0

10

10

* Games played a day after the reference date for each competition day.

 

GROUP C

 

GROUP D

Day 1 (21-11-2001) / Day 6 (20-11-2002)

Day 1 (21-11-2001) / Day 6 (20-11-2002)

Germany - Ireland

85-77 (44-24)

71-80 (30-40)

France - Hungary

81-73 (38-32)

94-80 (45-36)

Croatia - Macedonia

91-72 (42-42)

85-93 (43-54)

Latvia - Poland

81-92 (38-39)

76-86 (39-44)

Bosnia-Herzegovina - Cyprus

92-53 (38-20)

56-95 (23-48)

Estonia - Belarus

84-56 (38-28)

81-79 (39-35)

Day 2 (24-11-2001) / Day 7 (23-11-2002)

Day 2 (24-11-2001) / Day 7 (23-11-2002)

Cyprus - Germany

63-90 (30-49)

94-42 (44-22)

Belarus - France

61-85 (34-40)

83-56 (44-29)

Ireland - Croatia

76-78 (42-42)

87-69 (37-33)

Hungary - Latvia

87-96 (36-43)

97-88 (48-39)

Macedonia - Bosnia-Herzegovina

101-92 (42-47;84-84)

93-79 (44-37)

Poland - Estonia

110-105 (49-52;97-97)

78-63 (42-26)

Day 3 (28-11-2001) / Day 8 (27-11-2002)

Day 3 (28-11-2001) / Day 8 (27-11-2002)

Ireland - Macedonia

75-68 (22-38)

83-72 (44-30)

Hungary - Poland

101-86 (49-46)

88-65 (40-31)

Germany - Bosnia-Herzegovina

76-84 (37-41)

76-83 (37-54)

Estonia - France

63-59 (30-27)

93-73 (50-48)

Croatia - Cyprus

90-61 (43-28)

76-87 (40-48)

Latvia - Belarus

115-91 (52-57)

63-65 (30-30)

Day 4 (23-01-2002) / Day 9 (22-01-2003)

Day 4 (23-01-2002) / Day 9 (22-01-2003)

Cyprus - Ireland

67-74 (28-27)

104-99 (50-36) (x)

Belarus - Hungary

64-69 (38-34)

83-53 (43-29)

Macedonia - Germany

74-80 (39-47)

86-78 (45-32)

Poland - France

70-78 (31-39;65-65)

101-85 (49-43)

Bosnia-Herzegovina - Croatia

65-95 (29-46)

69-61 (45-25)

Estonia - Latvia

79-86 (37-46)

93-95 (44-39;84-84)

Day 5 (26-01-2002) / Day 10 (25-01-2003)

Day 5 (26-01-2002) / Day 10 (25-01-2003)

Ireland - Bosnia-Herzegovina

59-74 (26-40)

94-77 (57-31)

Belarus - Poland

78-67 (37-31)

68-70 (37-33)

Cyprus - Macedonia

63-93 (29-41)

83-65 (49-35)

Hungary - Estonia

94-71 (49-37)

88-75 (39-31)

Croatia - Germany

71-78 (36-30)

81-73 (45-39)

Latvia - France

81-87 (39-41)

96-78 (48-44)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Germany

10

9

1

19

2. Croatia

10

8

2

18

3. Bosnia-Herzeg.

10

6

4

16

4. Macedonia

10

4

6

14

5. Ireland

10

3

7

13

6. Cyprus

10

0

10

10

 

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. France

10

8

2

18

2. Latvia

10

6

4

16

3. Hungary

10

5

5

15

4. Estonia

10

5

5

15

5. Belarus

10

3

7

13

6. Poland

10

3

7

13

(x) The score at the end of regulation was 79-79, and it was necessary to play two extra times to decide the winner of this game (88-88; 104-99).

 

 

GROUP E

Day 1 (21-11-2001) / Day 6 (20-11-2002)

Italy - England

99-63 (43-27)

39-97 (23-51)

Slovenia - Portugal

77-65 (33-30)

99-106 (46-57)

Russia - Czech Republic

109-78 (58-41)

89-103 (40-40)

Day 2 (24-11-2001) / Day 7 (23-11-2002)

Czech Republic - Italy

75-81 (33-37) (x)

88-68 (43-27)

England - Slovenia

73-70 (37-35)

104-71 (60-30)

Russia - Portugal

90-77 (49-37)

91-83 (31-34)

Day 3 (28-11-2001) / Day 8 (27-11-2002)

Czech Republic - England

74-87 (42-48)

68-74 (37-37)

Italy - Portugal

89-65 (48-31)

68-103 (31-56)

Russia - Slovenia

88-63 (42-37)

82-76 (45-40)

Day 4 (23-01-2002) / Day 9 (22-01-2003)

England - Russia

51-80 (40-39)

94-42 (55-19)

Slovenia - Italy

84-78 (42-33)

70-78 (31-28)

Portugal - Czech Republic

65-88 (27-41)

124-116 (54-52;104-104)

Day 5 (26-01-2002) / Day 10 (25-01-2003)

Portugal - England

74-70 (37-35)

92-84 (52-35)

Italy - Russia

86-66 (47-34)

63-83 (38-43)

Czech Republic - Slovenia

71-70 (22-25;59-59)

92-80 (52-41)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

PTS.

1. Italy

10

8

2

18

2. Slovenia

10

7

3

17

3. Russia

10

6

4

16

4. Czech Republic

10

4

6

14

5. England

10

3

7

13

6. Portugal

10

2

8

12

* Games played a day after the reference date for each competition day.

 

Byes: Host (Sweden) and title holder (Serbia-Montenegro).

 

 

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

 

 

GAME DETAILS (SPAIN)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Polideportivo “Príncipe Felipe” (Arganda del Rey)

DATE: 21-11-2001 (18:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 2.000

REFEREES: Chantal Julien (FRA), Valdemar Cabral (POR)

FOULED OUT: Ciosici (36’), Alexe (38’)

SCORING BY QUARTER: 30-10 / 16-19 / 23-10 / 21-13

SPA

Spain - Romania

ROM

90-52 (46-29)

Spain (coach: Javier Imbroda)

Nacho Rodríguez (7), Lucio Angulo (5), José Antonio Paraíso (3), Jorge Garbajosa (17), Alfonso Reyes (17); Juan Carlos Navarro (12), Roberto Dueñas (5), Chuck Kornegay (11), Carlos Cabezas (9), Berni Rodríguez (4)

Romania (coach: Mircea Vulc)

Paul Helcioiu (3), Toni Alexe (4), Bogdan Popescu (11), Virgil Stănescu (12), Ştefan Ciosici (4); Flavius Lăpuşte (2), Cătălin Burlacu (10), Tudor Dumitrescu (-), Nicolae Toader (6), Levente Szijarto (-)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: KB-Hallen (Frederiksberg)

DATE: 24-11-2001 (16:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 2.000

REFEREES: Markus Grievink (GER), Arnis Ozols (LAT)

FOULED OUT: Andersen (39’) / Dueñas (39’)

SCORING BY QUARTER: 16-30 / 17-23 / 10-24 / 23-19

DEN

Denmark - Spain

SPA

66-96 (33-53)

Denmark (coach: Charles Barton)

Jens Jensen (9), Christian Drejer (24), Jonas Langvad (-), Mikkel Larsen (5), Michael Andersen (13); Jesper Sørensen (3), Jonas Sinding (2), Martin Thuesen (8), Søren Hansen (2)

Spain (coach: Javier Imbroda)

Nacho Rodríguez (8), Lucio Angulo (4), José Antonio Paraíso (15), Jorge Garbajosa (14), Alfonso Reyes (16); Roberto Dueñas (9), Juan Carlos Navarro (20), Berni Rodríguez (3), Carles Marco (3), Felipe Reyes (4)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Palacio Vistalegre (Madrid)

DATE: 28-11-2001 (20:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 15.000

REFEREES: Goran Radonjić (FRA), Giampaolo Cicoria (ITA)

FOULED OUT: -

SCORING BY QUARTER: 15-22 / 33-16 / 21-15 / 19-21

[Incidents: New attendance record for a basketball game of the Spanish national team, with a maximum capacity of 15,000 spectators in Palacio Vistalegre (the previous record was achieved in the 1992 Olympics match Spain-USA, with 12,000 fans in Badalona’s Palau Olímpic.]

SPA

Spain - Israel

ISR

88-74 (48-38)

Spain (coach: Javier Imbroda)

Nacho Rodríguez (6), Lucio Angulo (12), José Antonio Paraíso (15), Jorge Garbajosa (20), Roberto Dueñas (1); Alfonso Reyes (6), Juan Carlos Navarro (12), Carlos Cabezas (-), Carles Marco (10), Chuck Kornegay (6)

Israel (coach: Muli Katzurin)

Puppy Turgeman (10), Lior Lubin (4), Gur Shelef (5), Yaniv Green (19), Ido Kozikaro (3); Meir Tapiro (18), Shahar Gordon (2), Matan Naor (10), Barak Peleg (3)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Country Hall du Sart Tilman (Liège)

DATE: 23-01-2002 (20:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: 2.000

REFEREES: Petr Sudek (SVK), Markus Grievink (GER)

FOULED OUT: -

SCORING BY QUARTER: 16-21 / 21-18 / 7-27 / 19-12

BEL

Belgium - Spain

SPA

63-78 (37-39)

Belgium (coach: Tony van den Bosch)

Jacques Stas (16), Dimitri Lauwers (9), Herbert Baert (7), Gerben van Dorpe (7), Yves Dupont (10); Mathias Desaever (6), Piet de Bel (2), Wim van de Keere (-), Erik Cleymans (5), Dimitri Jorssen (1)

Spain (coach: Javier Imbroda)

Nacho Rodríguez (12), Lucio Angulo (10), José Antonio Paraíso (8), Jorge Garbajosa (18), Chuck Kornegay (7); Juan Carlos Navarro (6), Alfonso Reyes (4), Berni Rodríguez (5), Carlos Jiménez (1), Felipe Reyes (7)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Kleistó Peristeríou “Andreas Papandreou” (Peristéri, Athína)

DATE: 26-01-2002 (17:40 h)

ATTENDANCE: 3.000

REFEREES: Stefano Cazzaro (ITA), Virginijus Dovidavičius (LIT)

FOULED OUT: Sigalas (39’), Tsartsaris (39’) / Angulo (32’), Berni Rodríguez (40’)

SCORING BY QUARTER: 20-14 / 18-19 / 22-14 / 26-26

GRE

Greece - Spain

SPA

86-73 (38-33)

Greece (coach: Giannis Ioannidis)

Thodoris Papaloukas (11), Georgios Sigalas (6), Fragiskos Alvertis (19), Dimos Dikoudis (5), Efthymis Rentzias (16); Kostas Tsartsaris (13), Georgios Diamantopoulos (2), Michalis Kakiouzis (-), Christos Charisis (14), Dimitris Papanikolaou (-)

Spain (coach: Javier Imbroda)

Nacho Rodríguez (12), Lucio Angulo (9), José Antonio Paraíso (1), Jorge Garbajosa (18), Chuck Kornegay (6); Berni Rodríguez (4), Álex Mumbrú (16), Alfonso Reyes (6), Felipe Reyes (1)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Sala Sporturilor “Horia Damian” (Cluj-Napoca)

DATE: 20-11-2002 (17:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 3.000

REFEREES: Tihomir Bubalo (YUG), György Váradi (HUN)

FOULED OUT: -

SCORING BY QUARTER: 14-30 / 15-28 / 25-18 / 16-20

ROM

Romania - Spain

SPA

70-96 (29-58)

Romania (coach: Mircea Vulc)

Paul Helcioiu (-), Toni Alexe (5), Bogdan Popescu (12), Virgil Stănescu (19), Cătălin Burlacu (3); Gheorghe Mureşan (10), Flavius Lăpuşte (21), Nicolae Toader (-), Claudiu Fometescu (-)

Spain (coach: Moncho López)

Carles Marco (8), Juan Carlos Navarro (19), Lucio Angulo (9), Jorge Garbajosa (16), Felipe Reyes (12); Carlos Cabezas (2), José Manuel Calderón (4), José Antonio Paraíso (17), Iker Iturbe (2), Oriol Junyent (7)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Polideportivo “Príncipe Felipe” (Arganda del Rey)

DATE: 23-11-2002 (13:45 h)

ATTENDANCE: 3.000

REFEREES: Valdemar Cabral (POR), Nicolas Maestre (FRA)

FOULED OUT: Laulund (36’)

SCORING BY QUARTER: 17-8 / 21-19 / 32-5 / 17-14

SPA

Spain - Denmark

DEN

87-46 (38-27)

Spain (coach: Moncho López)

Carles Marco (5), Lucio Angulo (15), Carlos Jiménez (2), Jorge Garbajosa (13), Eduardo Hernández-Sonseca (17); Carlos Cabezas (10), José Manuel Calderón (4), Oriol Junyent (-), Iker Iturbe (11), José Antonio Paraíso (10)

Denmark (coach: Charles Barton)

Hanan Colman (2), Alan Madsen (-), Mikkel Larsen (5), Michael Andersen (19), Chris Christoffersen (-); Martin Thuesen (2), Jonas Langvad (12), Jens Laulund (-), Ndjadi Kingombe (6), Jes Hansen (-)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Yad Eliyahu (Tel-Aviv)

DATE: 27-11-2002 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 10.000

REFEREES: Stefano Cazzaro (ITA), Saša Pukl (SVN)

FOULED OUT: -

SCORING BY QUARTER: 13-18 / 22-21 / 19-16 / 17-24

ISR

Israel - Spain

SPA

71-79 (35-39)

Israel (coach: Muli Katzurin)

Derrick Sharp (6), Tal Burstein (15), Gur Shelef (8), Yaniv Green (8), Ido Kozikaro (-); Meir Tapiro (6), Erez Markovich (11), Matan Naor (3), Mosheh Mizrahi (11), Lior Lubin (3)

Spain (coach: Moncho López)

Carles Marco (10), Juan Carlos Navarro (19), Carlos Jiménez (-), Jorge Garbajosa (9), Felipe Reyes (7); Lucio Angulo (2), Iker Iturbe (3), Carlos Cabezas (4), José Antonio Paraíso (22), Eduardo Hernández-Sonseca (3)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Palacio Municipal de Deportes (Murcia)

DATE: 22-01-2003 (19:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: 2.000

REFEREES: Philippe Leemann (SWI), Keith Williams (ENG)

FOULED OUT: Lauwers (35’)

SCORING BY QUARTER: 30-11 / 18-17 / 23-17 / 14-21

SPA

Spain - Belgium

BEL

85-66 (48-28)

Spain (coach: Moncho López)

Carles Marco (3), Juan Carlos Navarro (11), Lucio Angulo (8), Felipe Reyes (24), Chuck Kornegay (11); Javi Rodríguez (3), Roger Grimau (14), Álex Mumbrú (5), Germán Gabriel (4), Eduardo Hernández-Sonseca (2)

Belgium (coach: Giovanni Bozzi)

Roel Moors (4), Dimitri Lauwers (4), Mathias Desaever (17), Axel Hervelle (7), Dimitri Jorssen (7); Yves Dupont (5), Duke Tshomba (-), Wim van de Keere (8), Jacques Stas (10), Sébastien Buja (4)

 

QUALIFYING ROUND

VENUE: Palacio Municipal de Deportes (León)

DATE: 25-01-2003 (13:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: 5.500

REFEREES: Giampaolo Cicoria (ITA), Anibal Castano (FRA)

FOULED OUT: Fotsis (32’), Sigalas (40’)

SCORING BY QUARTER: 20-23 / 24-24 / 27-26 / 23-18

SPA

Spain - Greece

GRE

94-91 (44-47)

Spain (coach: Moncho López)

Carles Marco (5), Juan Carlos Navarro (30), Lucio Angulo (7), Felipe Reyes (18), Chuck Kornegay (7); Álex Mumbrú (3), Alfonso Reyes (4), Carlos Cabezas (8), Roger Grimau (12), Eduardo Hernández-Sonseca (-)

Greece (coach: Giannis Ioannidis)

Dimitris Diamantidis (-), Georgios Sigalas (3), Fragiskos Alvertis (16), Antonis Fotsis (22), Dimos Dikoudis (20); Thodoris Papaloukas (12), Nikos Chatzivrettas (9), Kostas Tsartsaris (2), Michalis Kakiouzis (7)

 

 
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