By Eurohoops team/ info@eurohoops.net
Lokomotiv Kuban became the first ever Russian team not named CSKA Moscow which qualified to the Euroleague Final Four, despite starting the season with a wild card and here’s how the Final Four is shaped.
It’s worth noticing that the four teams which had the home court advantage in the playoffs advanced, in three cases with a sweep, and also that for the first time ever we will have a semifinal between Russian clubs, which both have Greek coaches, Dimitris Itoudis in CSKA Moscow and Giorgos Bartzokas in Lokomotiv Kuban.
Euroleague playoffs 2015-16
Fenerbahce – Real Madrid 3-0
CSKA Moscow – Crvena Zvezda 3-0
Laboral Kutxa – Panathinaikos 3-0
Final Four
Friday 13/5
Fenerbahce-Laboral Kutxa
CSKA Moscow-Lokomotiv Kuban