2007–08 Euroleague quarterfinals

Euroleague 2007–08 quarterfinals are the four quarterfinals of Euroleague 2007-08, and its main leading to Final Four. There are only eight teams, who will play two or three games series. Third games will be played, if necessary.

Group D 1st	Group E 2nd
Group E 1st	Group D 2nd
Group F 1st	Group G 2nd
Group G 1st	Group F 2nd
Team on left holds the home advantage

Bracket

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st leg	2nd leg	3rd leg*
Montepaschi Siena	2 - 0	Fenerbahçe	73 - 66	86 - 65	–
TAU Cerámica	2 - 1	Partizan Belgrade	74 - 66	55 - 76	85 - 68
Maccabi Tel Aviv	2 - 1	AXA FC Barcelona	81 - 75	74 - 83	88 - 75
CSKA Moscow	2 - 1	Olympiacos	74 - 76	83 - 73	81 - 56

* if necessary

Results

Quarterfinal 1

April 1 20:30

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Montepaschi Siena	73–66	Fenerbahçe
Scoring by quarter: 23-16, 16-20, 16-15, 18-15
Pts: Kšyštof Lavrinovič 16 Rebs: Shaun Stonerook 8 Asts: McIntyre, Thornton 4		Pts: Erden, Kinsey 12 Rebs: Emir Preldžič 8 Asts: Emir Preldžič 4

Palasport Mens Sana, Siena Attendance: 6,500

April 3 19:15

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Fenerbahçe	65–86	Montepaschi Siena
Scoring by quarter: 15-25, 19-12, 11-25, 20-24
Pts: Ömer Aşık 12 Rebs: Mirsad Türkcan 8 Asts: Will Solomon 3		Pts: Thornton, Lavrinovič 18 Rebs: Romain Sato 8 Asts: Terrell McIntyre 6
Montepaschi Siena won series, 2–0

Abdi İpekçi Arena, Istanbul Attendance: 7,000

Quarterfinal 2

April 1 20:30

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TAU Cerámica	74–66	Partizan Belgrade
Scoring by quarter: 18-16, 18-22, 20-12, 18-16
Pts: Zoran Planinić 18 Rebs: Pete Mickeal 7 Asts: Sergi Vidal 1		Pts: Dušan Kecman 13 Rebs: Novica Veličković 8 Asts: Milt Palacio 4

Fernando Buesa Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz Attendance: 8,400

April 3 20:00

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Partizan Belgrade	76–55	TAU Cerámica
Scoring by quarter: 25-15, 11-16, 18-17, 22-7
Pts: Nikola Peković 19 Rebs: Novica Veličković 12 Asts: Palacio, Veličković 4		Pts: Igor Rakočević 15 Rebs: James Singleton 6 Asts: Pablo Prigioni 5

Pionir Hall, Belgrade Attendance: 7,123

April 9 20:30

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TAU Cerámica	85–68	Partizan Belgrade
Scoring by quarter: 16-19, 22-13, 22-21, 25-15
Pts: Pete Mickeal 19 Rebs: Tiago Splitter 9 Asts: Pablo Prigioni 3		Pts: Uroš Tripković 16 Rebs: Dušan Kecman 7 Asts: Uroš Tripković 3
TAU Cerámica won series, 2–1

Fernando Buesa Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz Attendance: 9,700

Quarterfinal 3

April 1 19:50

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Maccabi Tel Aviv	81–75	AXA FC Barcelona
Scoring by quarter: 16-14, 20-15, 21-28, 24-18
Pts: Esteban Batista 15 Rebs: Terence Morris 10 Asts: Yotam Halperin 5		Pts: Ersan İlyasova 21 Rebs: Ersan İlyasova 9 Asts: Pepe Sánchez 6

Nokia Arena, Tel Aviv Attendance: 11,000

April 3 20:45

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AXA FC Barcelona	83–74	Maccabi Tel Aviv
Scoring by quarter: 23-22, 20-15, 21-21, 19-16
Pts: Gianluca Basile 34 Rebs: Fran Vázquez 10 Asts: Roger Grimau 5		Pts: Omri Casspi 18 Rebs: Terence Morris 11 Asts: Nikola Vujčić 4

Palau Blaugrana, Barcelona Attendance: 6,739

April 10 19:50

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Maccabi Tel Aviv	88–75	AXA FC Barcelona
Scoring by quarter: 18-19, 25-15, 20-19, 25-22
Pts: Bynum, Bluthenthal 21 Rebs: Terence Morris 8 Asts: Yotam Halperin 9		Pts: Roger Grimau 18 Rebs: Fran Vázquez 13 Asts: Jaka Lakovič 4
Maccabi Tel Aviv won series 2–1

Nokia Arena, Tel Aviv Attendance: 11,000

Quarterfinal 4

April 1 18:15

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CSKA Moscow	74–76	Olympiacos
Scoring by quarter: 20-24, 12-15, 20-23, 22-14
Pts: Matjaž Smodiš 21 Rebs: Matjaž Smodiš 5 Asts: Theodoros Papaloukas 4		Pts: Qyntel Woods 20 Rebs: Bourousis, Printezis 5 Asts: Lynn Greer 6

CSKA Universal Sports Hall, Moscow Attendance: 5,000

April 3 19:45

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Olympiacos	73–83	CSKA Moscow
Scoring by quarter: 27-15, 11-27, 18-28, 17-13
Pts: Qyntel Woods 19 Rebs: Woods, Printezis 7 Asts: Lynn Greer 5		Pts: Ramūnas Šiškauskas 20 Rebs: Four players with 4 Asts: Theodoros Papaloukas 7

Peace and Friendship Stadium, Athens Attendance: 12,000

April 9 18:15

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CSKA Moscow	81–56	Olympiacos
Scoring by quarter: 22-16, 19-13, 20-21, 20-6
Pts: Ramūnas Šiškauskas 24 Rebs: Matjaž Smodiš 6 Asts: Holden		Pts: Panayiotis Vasilopoulos 17 Rebs: Giorgos Printezis 5 Asts: Blakney, Greer 4
CSKA Moscow won series 2–1

CSKA Universal Sports Hall, Moscow Attendance: 5,000

External links

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• Euroleague.net