EUROLEAGUE WEEK 10 REVIEW

By MVP Staff on December 15, 2012

The Euroleague’s Top 16 groups are set after Bamberg, Siena, Caja Laboral and Fenerbahce completed the list of qualifiers from the regular season as the road to Final Four in London continues.

The Top 16 phase will be played between December 27 and April 5.Â The best four teams of each group will advance to the play-offs. Here’s the highlights of the week.

Top 16 Draw

GROUP E	GROUP F
REAL MADRID	MACCABI ELECTRA TEL AVIV
ZALGIRIS KAUNAS	F.C. BARCELONA REGAL
UNICAJA MALAGA	BC KHIMKI MOSCOW REGION
CSKA MOSCOW	OLYMPIACOS PIRAEUS
PANATHINAIKOS ATHENS	MONTEPASCHI SIENA
ANADOLU EFES ISTANBUL	BESIKTAS JK ISTANBUL
ALBA BERLIN	FENERBAHCE ULKER ISTANBUL
BROSE BASKETS BAMBERG	CAJA LABORAL

Barcelona and CSKA Moscow share the best record at 9-1 after the Russians 78-75 win at the Palau Blaugrana this week.

Final regular season standings

GROUP A
*Real Madrid	7-3
*BC Khimki Moscow Region	6-4
*Panathinaikos Athens	6-4
*Fenerbahce Ulker Istanbul	5-5
Union Olimpija Ljubljana	3-7
Mapooro Cantu	3-7

GROUP B
*Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv	8-2
*Unicaja Malaga	8-2
*Montepaschi Siena	5-5
*Alba Berlin	4-6
Elan Chalon-Sur-Saone	3-7
Asseco Prokom Gdynia	2-8

GROUP C
*Zalgiris Kaunas	8-2
*Olympiacos Piraeus	8-2
*Anadolu Efes Istanbul	5-5
*Caja Laboral Vitoria	4-6
EA7 Emporio Armani Milano	3-7
Cedevita Zagreb	2-6

GROUP D
*FC Barcelona Regal	9-1
*CSKA Moscow	9-1
*Besiktas JK Istanbul	5-5
*Brose Baskets Bamberg	3-7
Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius	2-8
Partizan mt:s Belgrade	2-8

*Qualified to Top 16

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