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EuroCup 28/04/2016, 00.10

Galatasaray captures Eurocup crown

Galatasaray beat Strasbourg in Game 2 78-67

EuroCup
Galatasaray Odeabank Istanbul is the 2016 Eurocup champion! Galatasaray held off a stiff challenge in the final minute to defeat Strasbourg 78-67 at a sold-out Abdi Ipekci Sports Hall and win the first continental trophy in the club’s 105-year history. Strasbourg won the opening leg of the two-game, total points series 66-62 in France and entered the final minute of regulation down 2 points on aggregate, but Galatasaray scored the final 5 points, including a steal and layup by Sinan Guler in the closing seconds, to win the series by a total score of 140-133. Stephane Lasme was voted Eurocup Finals MVP after posting 16 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocks for the winners. Errick McCollum also scored 16, while Guler tallied 14 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals and Blake Schilb added 11 points. Mardy Collins paced Strasbourg with 16 points and 5 assists and Louis Campbell scored 10.
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  • basketsever 29/04/2016, 08.56

    Historical success for Gala and turkish basketball.

  • courgette 28/04/2016, 20.23
    Quote ( mlgpro420blazeit 28/04/2016 @ 19:33 )

    You did not believe when I said they would win in the beginning of the year. Who is laughing now ha?

    If you are talking about me, I said few days or weeks ago it wasn't done yet. And I'm pretty sure you felt the same on your couch until the last 0:14 seconds of the second finals' game. But if you talk about the Galatasaray hater, please don't confuse me with him, it's offending.

  • mlgpro420blazeit 28/04/2016, 19.33

    You did not believe when I said they would win in the beginning of the year. Who is laughing now ha?

  • courgette 28/04/2016, 00.27

    Great achievement for Turkish basketball, first time ever they win a second tier or higher level european competition.