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Partizan eliminated from basketball Euroleague
Belgrade,
31 March 2009
Reigning Russian and European champions CSKA Moscow reached the EuroLeague Final Four tournament with a 67-56 victory over Partizan in Belgrade.
Partizan players salute their fans after a game against CSKA
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Ramunas Siskauskas top-scored for CSKA with 20 points, while Matjaz Smodis added 18 points.
Novica Velickovic was the top-scorer in the game, netting 26 points for the Serbian side.
Novica Velickovic was the top-scorer in the game, netting 26 points for the Serbian side.
Basketball EuroLeague, quarterfinals (best-of-five series)
Game 1, Moscow, March 24: CSKA Moscow - Partizan Belgrade 56-47
Game 2, Moscow, March 26: CSKA Moscow - Partizan Belgrade 77-50
Game 3, Belgrade, March 31: Partizan Belgrade - CSKA Moscow 56-67
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