XXXVI EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP (KATOWICE 2009)
FINAL STAGE — GAME DETAILS
(From 7-09-2009 to 20-09-2009)
VENUE: Hala Arena (Poznań) DATE: 7-09-2009 (16:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.900 REFEREES: Ivo Dolinek (CZR), Ilija Belošević (SER), Jakub Zamojski (POL) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 13-28 / 15-24 / 9-17 / 17-17 |
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Macedonia - Greece |
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54-86 (28-52) |
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Macedonia (coach: Jovica Arsić) V. Stefanov (3), V. Stojanovski (6), Tasovski (-), Antić (9), Gečevski (9); Mirakovski (3), R. Stefanov (2), Blaževski (-), D. Stojanovski (2), Massey (12), Samardžiski (8) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (8), Spanoulis (17), Perperoglou (10), Fotsis (-), Bourousis (11); Kalambokis (5), Calathes (4), Printezis (6), Glyniadakis (5), Kaimakoglou (3), Koufos (6), Schortsanitis (11) |
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VENUE: Hala Olivia (Gdańsk) DATE: 7-09-2009 (16:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.000 REFEREES: Juan Carlos Arteaga (SPA), Roger Harrison (ENG), Damir Javor (SVN) FOULED OUT: Mozgov (33’), Sokolov (36’) / Valters (38’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 28-21 / 11-15 / 19-16 / 23-16 |
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Russia - Latvia |
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81-68 (39-36) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (22), Fridzon (7), Monja (3), McCarty (24), Sokolov (6); Vorontsevich (3), Kurbanov (-), Dmitriev (-), Vjal’tsev (-), Ponkrashov (4), Zozulin (2), Mozgov (10) |
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Latvia (coach: Kęstutis Kemzūra) Valters (7), Šķēle (8), Štālbergs (1), Janičenoks (14), Biedriņš (6); Helmanis (2), Vītols (-), Blūms (8), Kambala (22) |
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VENUE: Hala Torwar (Warszawa) DATE: 7-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.054 REFEREES: Lazaros Voreadis (GRE), David Chambon (FRA), Boris Ryzhik (UKR) FOULED OUT: Golemac (31’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 15-27 / 20-10 / 12-14 / 12-21 |
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Great Britain - Slovenia |
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59-72 (35-37) |
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Great Britain (coach: Chris Finch) Lenzly (1), Reinking (5), Sullivan (-), Betts (9), Archibald (12); Hart (-), Mensah-Bonsu (18), George (-), Freeland (6), Boyd (8) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (11), D. Lorbek (7), Nachbar (7), E. Lorbek (19), Brezec (8); Udrih (8), Dragič (-), Jagodnik (6), Golemac (6) |
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VENUE: Hala Stulecia (Wrocław) DATE: 7-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Shmuel Bachar (ISR), Christos Christodoulou (GRE), Ademir Zurapović (BIH) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 32-21 / 20-16 / 23-21 / 15-20 |
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Poland - Bulgaria |
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90-78 (52-37) |
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Poland (coach: Muli Katzurin) Logan (23), Koszarek (8), Ignerski (22), Lampe (17), Gortat (16); Roszyk (-), Chyliński (-), Szubarga (-), Witka (-), Szewczyk (4) |
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Bulgaria (coach: Pini Gershon) Rowland (20), Videnov (11), Stojkov (8), D. Ivanov (18), Evtimov (7); K. Ivanov (2), Kostov (-), Slavejkov (-), Georgiev (12), Avramov (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Arena (Poznań) DATE: 7-09-2009 (19:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.600 REFEREES: Daniel Hierrezuelo (SPA), Zoran Šutulović (MON), Dimităr Gologanov (BUL) FOULED OUT: Green (37’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 25-17 / 17-20 / 17-22 / 27-20 |
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Croatia - Israel |
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86-79 (42-37) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Ukić (13), Kus (13), Rozić (3), Banić (2), Kasun (8); Popović (13), Vujčić (21), Prkačin (-), Planinić (9), Stojić (-), Lončar (-), Nicević (4) |
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Israel (coach: Zvi Sherf) Mekel (16), Halperin (5), Burstein (10), Kozikaro (12), Green (5); Roth (-), Limonad (-), Pnini (-), Eliyahu (31), Tamir (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Olivia (Gdańsk) DATE: 7-09-2009 (19:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.000 REFEREES: Milivoje Jovčić (SER), Marek Ćmikiewicz (POL), Engin Kennerman (TUR) FOULED OUT: Jagla (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 14-17 / 19-20 / 17-11 / 20-17 |
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France - Germany |
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70-65 (33-37) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Parker (19), Batum (12), Diaw (7), Piétrus (3), Turiaf (15); Diot (2), Jeanneau (2), Koffi (-), Mahinmi (-), De Colo (5), Traoré (5) |
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Germany (coach: Dirk Bauermann) Hamann (9), Greene (12), Benzing (-), Jagla (5), Femerling (11); Staiger (-), Schaffartzik (5), Schultze (13), Ohlbrecht (2), Wysocki (4), Harris (4) |
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VENUE: Hala Torwar (Warszawa) DATE: 7-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.600 REFEREES: Romualdas Brazauskas (LIT), Robert Lottermoser (GER), Oļegs Latiševs (LAT) FOULED OUT: Krstić (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 15-12 / 23-11 / 18-14 / 10-20 |
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Serbia - Spain |
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66-57 (38-23) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (4), Tepić (10), Tripković (3), Veličković (12), Krstić (17); Marković (2), Paunić (4), Bjelica (2), Mačvan (8), Raduljica (2), Perović (2) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (6), Navarro (14), Mumbrú (-), Garbajosa (-), M. Gasol (4); Llull (9), Raúl López (3), Cabezas (-), Claver (-), Reyes (12), P. Gasol (9) |
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VENUE: Hala Stulecia (Wrocław) DATE: 7-09-2009 (21:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Sreten Radović (CRO), Guerrino Cerebuch (ITA), Fernando Rocha (POR) FOULED OUT: Semih (34’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 19-22 / 20-17 / 24-19 / 21-18 |
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Turkey - Lithuania |
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84-76 (39-39) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Engin (3), Kerem (2), Hidayet (19), Ersan (17), Ömer Aşık (5); Bekir (4), Sinan (6), Semih(2), Oğuz (10), Ender(16), Barış (-) |
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Lithuania (coach: Ramūnas Butautas) Mažutis (5), Lukauskis (3), Kleiza (12), K. Lavrinovič (4), Javtokas (-); Kalnietis (-), Mačiulis (3), D. Lavrinovič (9), Delininkaitis (5), Jomantas (-), Jasaitis (14), Petravičius (21) |
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VENUE: Hala Arena (Poznań) DATE: 8-09-2009 (16:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.500 REFEREES: Ilija Belošević (SER), Daniel Hierrezuelo (SPA), Matej Boltauzer (SVN) FOULED OUT: Kozikaro (38’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 19-17 / 20-23 / 16-20 / 24-22 |
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Israel - Macedonia |
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79-82 (39-40) |
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Israel (coach: Zvi Sherf) Mekel (1), Halperin (20), Burstein (25), Kozikaro (4), Green (5); Roth (-), Limonad (7), Pnini (2), Eliyahu (12), Tamir (3) |
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Macedonia (coach: Jovica Arsić) V. Stefanov (6), R. Stefanov (8), V. Stojanovski (3), Antić (19), Samardžiski (8); Sokolov (9), Tasovski (5), Gečevski (9), Massey (15) |
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VENUE: Hala Olivia (Gdańsk) DATE: 8-09-2009 (16:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.500 REFEREES: Milivoje Jovčić (SER), Damir Javor (SVN), Engin Kennerman (TUR) FOULED OUT: Jagla (38’), Schultze (39’), Hamann (39’), Ohlbrecht (39’) / Mozgov (26’), Zozulin (33’), Monja (36’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 26-12 / 19-19 / 15-19 / 16-23 |
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Germany - Russia |
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76-73 (45-31) |
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Germany (coach: Dirk Bauermann) Hamann (5), Greene (4), Benzing (6), Jagla (19), Femerling (4); Staiger (7), Schaffartzik (13), Schultze (9), Ohlbrecht (9), Wysocki (-), Pleiß (-), Harris (-) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (11), Fridzon (6), Monja (10), McCarty (12), Sokolov (3); Vorontsevich (-), Kurbanov (6), Dmitriev (-), Vjal’tsev (-), Ponkrashov (12), Zozulin (6), Mozgov (7) |
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VENUE: Hala Torwar (Warszawa) DATE: 8-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.208 REFEREES: Romualdas Brazauskas (LIT), Lazaros Voreadis (GRE), Sergej Mikhajlov (RUS) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 22-15 / 17-14 / 21-15 / 20-25 |
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Slovenia - Serbia |
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80-69 (39-29) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (16), D. Lorbek (-), Nachbar (17), E. Lorbek (14), Brezec (4); Udrih (5), Smodiš (4), Dragič (16), Jagodnik (-), Golemac (4) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (14), Tepić (6), Tripković (7), Veličković (6), Krstić (2); Popović (-), Paunić (7), Bjelica (8), Marković (2), Raduljica (4), Perović (9), Mačvan (4) |
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VENUE: Hala Stulecia (Wrocław) DATE: 8-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Christos Christodoulou (GRE), Sreten Radović (CRO), Aleksandar Milojević (MAC) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 23-25 / 9-17 / 18-18 / 25-26 |
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Lithuania - Poland |
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75-86 (32-42) |
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Lithuania (coach: Ramūnas Butautas) Mažutis (2), Jomantas (5), Kleiza (6), K. Lavrinovič (3), Javtokas (6); Mačiulis (14), D. Lavrinovič (1), Lukauskis (-), Delininkaitis (4), Jasaitis (21), Petravičius (13) |
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Poland (coach: Muli Katzurin) Logan (19), Szubarga (12), Ignerski (16), Lampe (22), Gortat (15); Roszyk (2), Chyliński (-), Szewczyk (-), Koszarek (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Arena (Poznań) DATE: 8-09-2009 (19:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.000 REFEREES: Zoran Šutulović (MON), Ivo Dolinek (CZR), Dimităr Gologanov (BUL) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 20-15 / 32-16 / 13-16 / 11-21 |
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Greece - Croatia |
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76-68 (52-31) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (9), Spanoulis (11), Perperoglou (10), Fotsis (5), Bourousis (19); Kalambokis (2), Calathes (3), Printezis (3), Koufos (10), Schortsanitis (4) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Ukić (15), Kus (3), Rozić (6), Banić (5), Kasun (5); Popović (8), Vujčić (13), Prkačin (-), Planinić (8), Stojić (3), Lončar (-), Nicević (2) |
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VENUE: Hala Olivia (Gdańsk) DATE: 8-09-2009 (19:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.700 REFEREES: Juan Carlos Arteaga (SPA), Marek Ćmikiewicz (POL), Tomas Jasevičius (LIT) FOULED OUT: Valters (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 8-13 / 13-3 / 16-25 / 14-19 |
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Latvia - France |
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51-60 (21-16) |
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Latvia (coach: Kęstutis Kemzūra) Valters (3), Štālbergs (1), Janičenoks (12), Kambala (18), Biedriņš (6); Helmanis (-), Vītols (-), Šķēle (4), Blūms (7), Kalve (-) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Parker (23), Batum (7), Diaw (6), Piétrus (2), Turiaf (-); Diot (-), Jeanneau (-), Koffi (-), Bokolo (1), De Colo (9), Traoré (12) |
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VENUE: Hala Torwar (Warszawa) DATE: 8-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.300 REFEREES: Robert Lottermoser (GER), David Chambon (FRA), Boris Ryzhik (UKR) FOULED OUT: Achara (35’), Lenzly (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 25-15 / 19-20 / 22-21 / 18-20 |
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Spain - Great Britain |
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84-76 (44-35) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (5), Navarro (10), Mumbrú (5), P. Gasol (27), M. Gasol (8); Rudy (13), Llull (-), Raúl López (-), Cabezas (-), Claver (12), Reyes (4) |
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Great Britain (coach: Chris Finch) Boyd (4), Reinking (10), George (-), Mensah-Bonsu (6), Archibald (4); Hart (15), Achara (7), Lenzly (14), Sullivan (6), Freeland (10) |
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VENUE: Hala Stulecia (Wrocław) DATE: 8-09-2009 (21:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.600 REFEREES: Guerrino Cerebuch (ITA), Shmuel Bachar (ISR), Fernando Rocha (POR) FOULED OUT: Mladenov (40’) / Semih (33’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 15-24 / 13-29 / 24-19 / 14-22 |
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Bulgaria - Turkey |
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66-94 (28-53) |
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Bulgaria (coach: Pini Gershon) Rowland (15), Videnov (14), Stojkov (12), D. Ivanov (2), Evtimov (3); K. Ivanov (4), Kostov (3), Slavejkov (-), Georgiev (4), Angelov (5), Mladenov (4), Avramov (-) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Kerem (3), Hidayet (8), Bekir (7), Ersan (16), Ömer Aşık (10); Sinan (14), Semih(2), Oğuz (10), Ender(17), Barış (7) |
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VENUE: Hala Arena (Poznań) DATE: 9-09-2009 (16:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.500 REFEREES: Ivo Dolinek (CZR), Daniel Hierrezuelo (SPA), Matej Boltauzer (SVN) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 26-20 / 22-14 / 13-22 / 10-25 |
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Macedonia - Croatia |
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71-81 (48-34) |
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Macedonia (coach: Jovica Arsić) V. Stefanov (12), R. Stefanov (11), Antić (7), Samardžiski (-), Sokolov (12); V. Stojanovski (7), Tasovski (2), Gečevski (8), Massey (12) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Ukić (7), Kus (8), Rozić (7), Banić (11), Vujčić (12); Popović (7), Prkačin (9), Planinić (9), Stojić (2), Lončar (1), Nicević (8) |
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VENUE: Hala Olivia (Gdańsk) DATE: 9-09-2009 (16:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.000 REFEREES: Juan Carlos Arteaga (SPA), Milivoje Jovčić (SER), Roger Harrison (ENG) FOULED OUT: Zozulin (38’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 17-15 / 18-19 / 16-18 / 13-17 |
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Russia - France |
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64-69 (35-34) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (2), Zozulin (6), Monja (-), McCarty (13), Mozgov (8); Vorontsevich (5), Kurbanov (12), Fridzon (11), Ponkrashov (7) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Parker (17), Batum (-), Diaw (19), Piétrus (1), Turiaf (18); Jeanneau (3), Koffi (2), De Colo (7), Traoré (2) |
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VENUE: Hala Torwar (Warszawa) DATE: 9-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.471 REFEREES: Romualdas Brazauskas (LIT), David Chambon (FRA), Oļegs Latiševs (LAT) FOULED OUT: Rubio (40’) / Udrih (36’), E. Lorbek (41’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 18-20 / 25-15 / 19-14 / 16-29 // OT: 12-6 |
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Spain - Slovenia |
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90-84 (43-35;78-78) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (9), Navarro (21), Rudy (19), Reyes (17), P. Gasol (13); Cabezas (-), M. Gasol (5), Llull (6) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (15), D. Lorbek (4), Nachbar (14), E. Lorbek (8), Brezec (12); Smodiš (-), Slokar (-), Udrih (-), Dragič (19), Golemac (4), Jagodnik (8) |
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VENUE: Hala Stulecia (Wrocław) DATE: 9-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREES: Shmuel Bachar (ISR), Sreten Radović (CRO), Aleksandar Milojević (MAC) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 17-24 / 17-21 / 21-21 / 14-21 |
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Poland - Turkey |
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69-87 (34-45) |
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Poland (coach: Muli Katzurin) Logan (6), Szubarga (6), Ignerski (6), Lampe (14), Gortat (21); Roszyk (-), Chyliński (3), Witka (3), Szewczyk (5), Koszarek (5) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Kerem (11), Ömer Onan (2), Hidayet (13), Ersan (18), Ömer Aşık (22); Sinan (-), Engin (-), Semih (5), Oğuz (6), Ender (10), Barış (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Arena (Poznań) DATE: 9-09-2009 (19:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.200 REFEREES: Ilija Belošević (SER), Zoran Šutulović (MON), Jakub Zamojski (POL) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 25-31 / 17-25 / 23-23 / 15-27 |
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Israel - Greece |
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80-106 (42-56) |
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Israel (coach: Zvi Sherf) Mekel (4), Halperin (7), Burstein (8), Kozikaro (8), Green (8); Roth (-), Naimi (5), Limonad (15), Pnini (4), Eliyahu (21), Mizrahi (-), Tamir (-) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (6), Calathes (5), Kaimakoglou (10), Fotsis (16), Schortsanitis (16); Kalambokis (12), Spanoulis (18), Printezis (8), Glyniadakis (5), Koufos (4), Perperoglou (6) |
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VENUE: Hala Olivia (Gdańsk) DATE: 9-09-2009 (19:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.000 REFEREES: Marek Ćmikiewicz (POL), Tomas Jasevičius (LIT), Damir Javor (SVN) FOULED OUT: Schultze (31’) / Biedriņš (38’), Helmanis (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 13-14 / 16-23 / 13-14 / 20-17 |
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Germany - Latvia |
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62-68 (29-37) |
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Germany (coach: Dirk Bauermann) Hamann (5), Greene (16), Benzing (2), Jagla (13), Femerling (5); Staiger (-), Schaffartzik (7), Schultze (4), Ohlbrecht (3), Wysocki (2), Harris (5) |
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Latvia (coach: Kęstutis Kemzūra) Valters (10), Šķēle (10), Janičenoks (14), Helmanis (6), Biedriņš (10); Vītols (-), Blūms (5), Kalve (2), Kambala (11), Štālbergs (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Torwar (Warszawa) DATE: 9-09-2009 (21:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.863 REFEREES: Lazaros Voreadis (GRE), Robert Lottermoser (GER), Sergej Mikhajlov (RUS) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 12-21 / 17-18 / 15-19 / 15-19 |
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Great Britain - Serbia |
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59-77 (29-39) |
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Great Britain (coach: Chris Finch) Boyd (2), Reinking (21), Sullivan (4), Betts (1), Archibald (9); Hart (2), Achara (1), Lenzly (3), Mensah-Bonsu (16), Freeland (-) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (11), Tepić (17), Bjelica (5), Veličković (7), Krstić (17); Popović (3), Paunić (-), Marković (2), Tripković (7), Perović (7), Mačvan (1) |
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VENUE: Hala Stulecia (Wrocław) DATE: 9-09-2009 (21:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.700 REFEREES: Christos Christodoulou (GRE), Guerrino Cerebuch (ITA), Ademir Zurapović (BIH) FOULED OUT: Stojkov (38’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 25-22 / 16-19 / 16-15 / 27-13 |
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Lithuania - Bulgaria |
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84-69 (41-41) |
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Lithuania (coach: Ramūnas Butautas) Lukauskis (9), Jomantas (4), Kleiza (10), K. Lavrinovič (16), Petravičius (13); Mažutis (5), Mačiulis (-), D. Lavrinovič (4), Delininkaitis (9), Jasaitis (11), Javtokas (3) |
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Bulgaria (coach: Pini Gershon) Rowland (18), Videnov (8), Stojkov (16), D. Ivanov (11), Georgiev (4); K. Ivanov (10), Kostov (-), Slavejkov (-), Evtimov (2), Avramov (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 11-09-2009 (15:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.500 REFEREES: Ilija Belošević (SER), Marek Ćmikiewicz (POL), Matej Boltauzer (SVN) FOULED OUT: Kurbanov (36’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 16-16 / 12-10 / 14-16 / 20-17 |
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Russia - Croatia |
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62-59 (28-26) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (9), Zozulin (2), Monja (2), McCarty (9), Mozgov (18); Vorontsevich (-), Kurbanov (8), Fridzon (9), Sokolov (1), Vjal’tsev (-), Ponkrashov (4) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Ukić (6), Kus (-), Rozić (2), Banić (11), Vujčić (3); Popović (6), Prkačin (-), Planinić (12), Stojić (3), Nicević (3), Kasun (13) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 11-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.000 REFEREES: Juan Carlos Arteaga (SPA), Milivoje Jovčić (SER), Dimităr Gologanov (BUL) FOULED OUT: Kalambokis (32’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 19-25 / 14-16 / 17-20 / 26-23 |
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Germany - Greece |
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76-84 (33-41) |
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Germany (coach: Dirk Bauermann) Hamann (-), Greene (6), Benzing (16), Jagla (3), Femerling (8); Staiger (3), Schaffartzik (23), Schultze (3), Ohlbrecht (4), Wysocki (2), Pleiß (4), Harris (4) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (12), Spanoulis (20), Perperoglou (7), Fotsis (12), Bourousis (2); Kalambokis (5), Calathes (-), Printezis (8), Koufos (4), Schortsanitis (14) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 11-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.000 REFEREES: Romualdas Brazauskas (LIT), Damir Javor (SVN), Engin Kennerman (TUR) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 24-9 / 25-9 / 18-17 / 16-22 |
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France - Macedonia |
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83-57 (49-18) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Parker (13), Batum (13), Diaw (-), Piétrus (14), Turiaf (4); Diot (2), Jeanneau (3), Koffi (3), Bokolo (4), De Colo (14), Traoré (13) |
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Macedonia (coach: Jovica Arsić) V. Stefanov (-), R. Stefanov (3), V. Stojanovski (2), Massey (9), Samardžiski (7); Mirakovski (5), Sokolov (9), Blaževski (3), Tasovski (2), Gečevski (9), Antić (8), D. Stojanovski (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 12-09-2009 (15:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 8.200 REFEREES: Shmuel Bachar (ISR), Sreten Radović (CRO), Robert Lottermoser (GER) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 20-22 / 16-12 / 13-14 / 14-12 |
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Turkey - Spain |
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63-60 (36-34) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Kerem (11), Ömer Onan (-), Hidayet (2), Ersan (15), Ömer Aşık (13); Sinan (2), Oğuz (2), Engin(3), Ender(4), Semih(11) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (3), Navarro (7), Rudy (16), Reyes (8), P. Gasol (16); Mumbrú (-), Raúl López (-), M. Gasol (7), Garbajosa (3), Llull (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 12-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 10.100 REFEREES: Christos Christodoulou (GRE), Guerrino Cerebuch (ITA), Fernando Rocha (POR) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 22-23 / 14-20 / 17-19 / 19-15 |
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Poland - Serbia |
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72-77 (36-43) |
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Poland (coach: Muli Katzurin) Logan (10), Szubarga (2), Ignerski (13), Lampe (2), Gortat (16); Roszyk (4), Chyliński (2), Szewczyk (7), Koszarek (16) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (13), Tepić (11), Bjelica (5), Veličković (10), Krstić (18); Paunić (2), Marković (2), Tripković (12), Perović (4), Mačvan (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 12-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.700 REFEREES: Zoran Šutulović (MON), Lazaros Voreadis (GRE), Oļegs Latiševs (LAT) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 18-28 / 8-15 / 13-19 / 19-19 |
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Lithuania - Slovenia |
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58-81 (26-43) |
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Lithuania (coach: Ramūnas Butautas) Lukauskis (-), Jomantas (1), Kleiza (6), K. Lavrinovič (7), Petravičius (4); Mažutis (-), Kalnietis (15), Mačiulis (11), D. Lavrinovič (6), Delininkaitis (-), Jasaitis (4), Javtokas (4) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (24), D. Lorbek (5), Nachbar (11), E. Lorbek (17), Brezec (-); Slokar (11), Udrih (2), Klobučar (-), Dragič (2), Jagodnik (-), Golemac (9) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 13-09-2009 (15:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.500 REFEREES: Daniel Hierrezuelo (SPA), Tomas Jasevičius (LIT), Matej Boltauzer (SVN) FOULED OUT: Antić (36’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 18-14 / 18-22 / 26-14 / 24-25 |
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Macedonia - Germany |
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86-75 (36-36) |
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Macedonia (coach: Jovica Arsić) V. Stefanov (25), Sokolov (-), Tasovski (13), Antić (13), Samardžiski (-); Mirakovski (9), R. Stefanov (1), Gečevski (9), Massey (16) |
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Germany (coach: Dirk Bauermann) Hamann (2), Greene (10), Benzing (6), Jagla (5), Femerling (13); Staiger (14), Schaffartzik (10), Schultze (3), Ohlbrecht (12), Wysocki (-), Harris (-) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 13-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.500 REFEREES: Ivo Dolinek (CZR), Damir Javor (SVN), Jakub Zamojski (POL) FOULED OUT: Sokolov (31’), Bykov (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 12-21 / 20-18 / 15-9 / 18-20 |
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Greece - Russia |
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65-68 (32-39) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (3), Spanoulis (12), Perperoglou (4), Fotsis (10), Bourousis (12); Kalambokis (-), Printezis (7), Kaimakoglou (4), Schortsanitis (13) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (3), Zozulin (3), Monja (16), McCarty (17), Mozgov (10); Vorontsevich (4), Kurbanov (3), Fridzon (8), Sokolov (-), Ponkrashov (4) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 13-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.000 REFEREES: Milivoje Jovčić (SER), Marek Ćmikiewicz (POL), Roger Harrison (ENG) FOULED OUT: Banić (28’), Prkačin (28’), Rozić (34’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 21-19 / 25-22 / 10-22 / 23-24 |
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Croatia - France |
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79-87 (46-41) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Ukić (11), Planinić (3), Stojić (2), Banić (10), Kasun (2); Kus (3), Popović (30), Vujčić (2), Prkačin (6), Rozić (2), Lončar (6), Nicević (2) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Parker (24), Batum (18), Diaw (15), Piétrus (14), Turiaf (3); Diot (-), Jeanneau (-), Koffi (2), Bokolo (3), De Colo (3), Traoré (5) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 14-09-2009 (15:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.050 REFEREES: Sreten Radović (CRO), Zoran Šutulović (MON), Ademir Zurapović (BIH) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 15-24 / 25-8 / 24-11 / 20-27 |
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Spain - Lithuania |
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84-70 (40-32) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (5), Navarro (13), Rudy (11), Garbajosa (10), P. Gasol (19); Mumbrú (5), Raúl López (5), M. Gasol (9), Llull (-), Cabezas (-), Reyes (7), Claver (-) |
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Lithuania (coach: Ramūnas Butautas) Kalnietis (8), Lukauskis (-), Mačiulis (2), K. Lavrinovič (6), Petravičius (13); Jomantas (11), Javtokas (10), Kleiza (8), Mažutis (-), D. Lavrinovič (4), Delininkaitis (8) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 14-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 8.100 REFEREES: Shmuel Bachar (ISR), David Chambon (FRA), Aleksandar Milojević (MAC) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 11-17 / 20-12 / 22-11 / 23-20 |
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Slovenia - Poland |
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76-60 (31-29) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (14), D. Lorbek (-), Nachbar (6), E. Lorbek (20), Brezec (12); Slokar (5), Udrih (10), Klobučar (4), Jagodnik (5), Golemac (-) |
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Poland (coach: Muli Katzurin) Logan (15), Szubarga (2), Roszyk (-), Szewczyk (15), Gortat (6); Chyliński (-), Ignerski (7), Lampe (6), Koszarek (9) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 14-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.900 REFEREES: Guerrino Cerebuch (ITA), Lazaros Voreadis (GRE), Sergej Mikhajlov (RUS) FOULED OUT: Tripković (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 18-20 / 15-16 / 19-19 / 12-9// OT: 0-5 |
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Serbia - Turkey |
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64-69 (33-36;64-64) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (16), Tepić (-), Tripković (3), Veličković (12), Perović (8); Paunić (2), Bjelica (-), Marković (-), Raduljica (8), Krstić (11), Mačvan (4) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Kerem (9), Ömer Onan (3), Hidayet (4), Ersan (22), Ömer Aşık (11); Sinan (5), Semih(6), Oğuz (2), Ender(7) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 15-09-2009 (15:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.000 REFEREES: Juan Carlos Arteaga (SPA), Milivoje Jovčić (SER), Engin Kennerman (TUR) FOULED OUT: Mozgov (40’) / D. Stojanovski (39’), V. Stefanov (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 14-10 / 19-19 / 16-20 / 22-20 |
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Russia - Macedonia |
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71-69 (33-29) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (8), Fridzon (3), Monja (4), McCarty (9), Mozgov (25); Vorontsevich (10), Kurbanov (2), Ponkrashov (10), Zozulin (-) |
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Macedonia (coach: Jovica Arsić) V. Stefanov (16), Sokolov (-), Tasovski (2), Antić (19), Samardžiski (-); Mirakovski (1), R. Stefanov (-), Blaževski (-), Gečevski (16), D. Stojanovski (7), Massey (8) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 15-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.500 REFEREES: Ilija Belošević (SER), Daniel Hierrezuelo (SPA), Tomas Jasevičius (LIT) FOULED OUT: Schortsanitis (38’), Perperoglou (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 18-21 / 23-13 / 15-19 / 15-16 |
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France - Greece |
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71-69 (41-34) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Parker (12), Batum (8), Diaw (-), Piétrus (2), Turiaf (4); Diot (3), Jeanneau (2), Koffi (14), Bokolo (10), De Colo (6), Traoré (10) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (4), Spanoulis (16), Perperoglou (7), Fotsis (9), Bourousis (8); Kalambokis (2), Calathes (7), Printezis (-), Kaimakoglou (4), Schortsanitis (12) |
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VENUE: Hala Łuczniczka (Bydgoszcz) DATE: 15-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 2.000 REFEREES: Romualdas Brazauskas (LIT), Ivo Dolinek (CZR), Matej Boltauzer (SVN) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 19-20 / 13-17 / 18-12 / 18-21 |
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Germany - Croatia |
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68-70 (32-37) |
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Germany (coach: Dirk Bauermann) Hamann (8), Greene (2), Wysocki (-), Ohlbrecht (-), Femerling (15); Staiger (6), Schaffartzik (18), Schultze (5), Pleiß (-), Harris (-), Benzing (3), Jagla (11) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Ukić (18), Planinić (11), Rozić (3), Banić (7), Kasun (2); Kus (2), Popović (11), Vujčić (-), Prkačin (-), Lončar (6), Nicević (10) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 16-09-2009 (15:45 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.200 REFEREES: Christos Christodoulou (GRE), Fernando Rocha (POR), David Chambon (FRA) FOULED OUT: Bjelica (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 19-23 / 18-18 / 24-22 / 18-26 |
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Lithuania - Serbia |
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79-89 (37-41) |
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Lithuania (coach: Ramūnas Butautas) Delininkaitis (4), Jomantas (4), Mačiulis (20), K. Lavrinovič (12), Petravičius (13); Mažutis (-), D. Lavrinovič (13), Lukauskis (-), Kleiza (11), Javtokas (2) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (20), Tepić (13), Tripković (14), Veličković (16), Krstić (16); Popović (-), Paunić (-), Bjelica (3), Marković (-), Raduljica (1), Perović (3), Mačvan (3) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 16-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 8.300 REFEREES: Lazaros Voreadis (GRE), Shmuel Bachar (ISR), Oļegs Latiševs (LAT) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 14-23 / 12-19 / 20-29 / 22-19 |
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Poland - Spain |
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68-90 (26-42) |
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Poland (coach: Muli Katzurin) Koszarek (17), Logan (20), Ignerski (-), Szewczyk (-), Gortat (12); Szubarga (2), Chyliński (2), Wójcik (6), Lampe (7), Skibniewski (-), Roszyk (-), Witka (2) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (2), Navarro (23), Rudy (7), Garbajosa (5), P. Gasol (20); Raúl López (-), Llull (7), Cabezas (2), Mumbrú (8), Claver (-), Reyes (7), M. Gasol (9) |
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VENUE: Hala Wielofunkcyjna (Łódź) DATE: 16-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 3.900 REFEREES: Zoran Šutulović (MON), Boris Ryzhik (UKR), Robert Lottermoser (GER) FOULED OUT: Kerem (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 15-24 / 17-15 / 20-18 / 15-12 |
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Turkey - Slovenia |
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67-69 (32-39) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Engin (-), Sinan (3), Hidayet (12), Ersan (16), Ömer Aşık (10); Bekir (-), Ömer Onan (7), Semih(7), Kerem (2), Oğuz (-), Ender(10) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (12), Udrih (12), Nachbar (16), E. Lorbek (6), Brezec (7); Slokar (3), Klobučar (-), Jagodnik (11), Golemac (2) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 17-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 4.000 REFEREES: Juan Carlos Arteaga (SPA), Christos Christodoulou (GRE), Ivo Dolinek (CZR) FOULED OUT: Tepić (39’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 24-21 / 4-20 / 15-13 / 25-25 |
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Russia - Serbia |
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68-79 (28-41) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (9), Fridzon (15), Monja (12), McCarty (7), Mozgov (10); Vorontsevich (-), Kurbanov (-), Sokolov (4), Vjal’tsev (-), Ponkrashov (4), Zozulin (7) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (12), Tepić (2), Tripković (18), Veličković (13), Krstić (10); Popović (-), Paunić (3), Bjelica (-), Marković (3), Raduljica (-), Perović (13), Mačvan (5) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 17-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 6.000 REFEREES: Ilija Belošević (SER), Zoran Šutulović (MON), Sreten Radović (CRO) FOULED OUT: Traoré (31’), Turiaf (32’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 15-25 / 17-22 / 20-26 / 14-13 |
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France - Spain |
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66-86 (32-47) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Parker (6), Batum (7), Diaw (9), Piétrus (3), Turiaf (12); Koffi (6), Traoré (8), Diot (3), Jeanneau (3), Bokolo (2), De Colo (7) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (8), Navarro (11), Rudy (16), Garbajosa (3), P. Gasol (28); Raúl López (-), Mumbrú (6), Reyes (8), M. Gasol (6), Llull (-), Claver (-) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 18-09-2009 (18:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 6.000 REFEREES: Shmuel Bachar (ISR), Guerrino Cerebuch (ITA), Milivoje Jovčić (SER) FOULED OUT: Bourousis (39’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 14-17 / 12-12 / 20-18 / 19-18 // OT: 9-11 [Incidents: A minute of silence was kept before the game in memory of the 12 Polish miners who died in the morning in a methane gas explosion at a coal mine in Ruda Śląska (near Katowice).] |
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Turkey - Greece |
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74-76 (26-29;65-65) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Kerem (9), Ömer Onan (13), Hidayet (13), Ersan (9), Ömer Aşık (9); Sinan (3), Semih(2), Oğuz (8), Ender(8), Barış (-) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (14), Spanoulis (23), Perperoglou (2), Fotsis (11), Bourousis (11); Kalambokis (-), Calathes (-), Printezis (6), Schortsanitis (9) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 18-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 5.500 REFEREES: Romualdas Brazauskas (LIT), Lazaros Voreadis (GRE), Daniel Hierrezuelo (SPA) FOULED OUT: Banić (34’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 18-25 / 21-22 / 14-3 / 14-15 [Incidents: A minute of silence was kept before the game in memory of the 12 Polish miners who died in the morning in a methane gas explosion at a coal mine in Ruda Śląska (near Katowice).] |
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Slovenia - Croatia |
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67-65 (39-47) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (11), D. Lorbek (9), Nachbar (12), E. Lorbek (27), Brezec (-); Slokar (6), Udrih (-), Jagodnik (2), Golemac (-) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Ukić (21), Planinić (11), Rozić (-), Banić (2), Kasun (5); Kus (-), Popović (3), Vujčić (6), Prkačin (3), Stojić (2), Lončar (2), Nicević (10) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 19-09-2009 (12:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.500 REFEREES: Daniel Hierrezuelo (SPA), Milivoje Jovčić (SER), Oļegs Latiševs (LAT) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 12-26 / 20-17 / 29-16 / 19-9 |
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France - Turkey |
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80-68 (32-43) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Parker (28), Batum (13), Diaw (4), Piétrus (13), Turiaf (6); Diot (13), Jeanneau (-), Koffi (3), Bokolo (-), De Colo (-), Traoré (-) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Kerem (9), Ömer Onan (5), Hidayet (13), Barış (5), Ömer Aşık (11); Bekir (-), Sinan (2), Engin(8), Semih(6), Oğuz (9) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 19-09-2009 (14:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.500 REFEREES: Christos Christodoulou (GRE), Zoran Šutulović (MON), Fernando Rocha (POR) FOULED OUT: Monja (40’) / Kasun (34’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 14-18 / 27-15 / 15-25 / 13-18 |
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Russia - Croatia |
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69-76 (41-33) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (8), Zozulin (8), Monja (18), McCarty (9), Mozgov (9); Vorontsevich (8), Kurbanov (-), Fridzon (3), Sokolov (-), Ponkrashov (6) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Ukić (18), Popović (8), Stojić (-), Banić (-), Kasun (12); Kus (5), Vujčić (2), Rozić (14), Planinić (5), Lončar (6), Nicević (6) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 19-09-2009 (18:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 8.000 REFEREES: Guerrino Cerebuch (ITA), Ilija Belošević (SER), Robert Lottermoser (GER) FOULED OUT: Printezis (33’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 26-21 / 23-19 / 15-11 / 18-13 |
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Spain - Greece |
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82-64 (49-40) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (5), Navarro (8), Rudy (14), Garbajosa (2), P. Gasol (18); Llull (9), Reyes (3), Claver (-), M. Gasol (6), Cabezas (8), Mumbrú (9) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (6), Spanoulis (7), Perperoglou (2), Fotsis (8), Bourousis (11); Kalambokis (-), Calathes (10), Printezis (7), Glyniadakis (4), Kaimakoglou (-), Koufos (4), Schortsanitis (5) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 19-09-2009 (21:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 8.500 REFEREES: Juan Carlos Arteaga (SPA), Sreten Radović (CRO), Tomas Jasevičius (LIT) FOULED OUT: Marković (32’), Tepić (37’) / E. Lorbek (36’), Brezec (40’), Lakovič (45’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 11-19 / 24-26 / 21-12 / 23-22 // OT: 17-13 |
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Serbia - Slovenia |
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96-92 (35-45;79-79) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (32), Tepić (11), Tripković (3), Krstić (18), Raduljica (2); Veličković (9), Paunić (-), Bjelica (-), Marković (3), Perović (18), Mačvan (-) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (7), D. Lorbek (22), Nachbar (18), E. Lorbek (25), Brezec (3); Slokar (2), Udrih (6), Jagodnik (8), Golemac (1) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 20-09-2009 (12:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.000 REFEREES: Ivo Dolinek (CZR), Sergej Mikhajlov (RUS), Boris Ryzhik (UKR) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 21-12 / 13-12 / 12-17 / 23-21 |
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France - Croatia |
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69-62 (34-24) |
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France (coach: Vincent Collet) Diot (18), De Colo (15), Batum (8), Koffi (8), Turiaf (2); Jeanneau (-), Mahinmi (6), Bokolo (6), Traoré (6) |
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Croatia (coach: Jasmin Repeša) Kus (18), Rozić (11), Banić (5), Nicević (12), Kasun (7); Popović (6), Vujčić (-), Prkačin (-), Lončar (3) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 20-09-2009 (14:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 1.000 REFEREES: Ademir Zurapović (BIH), Damir Javor (SVN), David Chambon (FRA) FOULED OUT: Semih (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 18-26 / 22-25 / 19-17 / 7-21 |
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Turkey - Russia |
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66-89 (40-51) |
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Turkey (coach: Bogdan Tanjević) Kerem (-), Ömer Onan (5), Hidayet (4), Barış (4), Ömer Aşık (24); Bekir (2), Sinan (2), Engin(6), Semih(9), Oğuz (4), Ender(6) |
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Russia (coach: David Blatt) Bykov (-), Zozulin (16), Fridzon (26), Monja (11), Mozgov (2); Vorontsevich (-), Kurbanov (13), Sokolov (5), Ponkrashov (16) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 20-09-2009 (18:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 9.000 REFEREES: Daniel Hierrezuelo (SPA), Milivoje Jovčić (SER), Marek Ćmikiewicz (POL) FOULED OUT: D. Lorbek (40’), Slokar (40’) SCORING BY QUARTER: 16-13 / 15-11 / 11-13 / 15-19 |
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Greece - Slovenia |
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57-56 (31-24) |
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Greece (coach: Jonas Kazlauskas) Zisis (6), Spanoulis (3), Perperoglou (3), Fotsis (5), Bourousis (9); Calathes (4), Printezis (4), Schortsanitis (23) |
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Slovenia (coach: Jure Zdovc) Lakovič (16), Klobučar (1), Nachbar (9), E. Lorbek (12), Slokar (9); Udrih (5), Brezec (4), Jagodnik (-), D. Lorbek (-), Golemac (-) |
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VENUE: Spodek (Katowice) DATE: 20-09-2009 (21:15 h) ATTENDANCE: 10.000 REFEREES: Romualdas Brazauskas (LIT), Lazaros Voreadis (GRE), Shmuel Bachar (ISR) FOULED OUT: - SCORING BY QUARTER: 24-14 / 28-15 / 15-15 / 18-19 |
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Spain - Serbia |
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85-63 (52-29) |
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Spain (coach: Sergio Scariolo) Rubio (10), Navarro (12), Rudy (13), Garbajosa (3), P. Gasol (18); Raúl López (2), M. Gasol (6), Reyes (7), Llull (5), Mumbrú (-), Cabezas (7), Claver (2) |
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Serbia (coach: Dušan Ivković) Teodosić (5), Tepić (2), Tripković (15), Veličković (15), Krstić (12); Perović (4), Mačvan (-), Popović (1), Paunić (1), Bjelica (-), Marković (2), Raduljica (6) |
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