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The '''quarterfinals''' of the '''[[Euroleague 2006-07|2006-07]] [[Euroleague]]''' were the third of four stages of the annual Europe-wide club basketball competition.
The '''quarterfinals''' of the '''[[Euroleague 2006-07|2006-07]] [[Euroleague]]''' were the third of four stages of the annual Europe-wide club basketball competition.


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== Quarterfinal 1==
== Quarterfinal 1==

===Results===
===Results===


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== Quarterfinal 2 ==
== Quarterfinal 2 ==

===Results===
===Results===


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|width=145| 10 - [[Oscar Torres]] {{flagicon|VEN}}<br /> (DEF - 8, OFF - 2)
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|colspan=3| '''Venue:''' [[Nokia Arena]], [[Tel Aviv]], April 5
|colspan=3| '''Venue:''' [[Nokia Arena (Tel Aviv)|Nokia Arena]], [[Tel Aviv]], April 5
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== Quarterfinal 3 ==
== Quarterfinal 3 ==

===Results===
===Results===


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== Quarterfinal 4 ==
== Quarterfinal 4 ==

===Results===
===Results===


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Latest revision as of 04:31, 7 April 2022

The quarterfinals of the 2006-07 Euroleague were the third of four stages of the annual Europe-wide club basketball competition.

Each quarterfinal was a best-of-three series between a first-place team in the Top 16 and a second-place team from a different group, with the first-place team receiving home advantage. Quarterfinals were played on April 3 and April 5, 2007, with third games played April 12 if necessary.

The winning teams advanced to the Final Four, held May 4 through May 6, 2007 at the Olympic Indoor Hall in Athens.

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

Quarterfinal 1

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Results

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First Game
TAU Cerámica Spain 84-59 Olympiacos Greece
Venue: Fernando Buesa Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz, April 3
Points: 24 - Igor Rakočević Serbia TAU Cerámica
Rebounds: 9 - Luis Scola Argentina
(DEF - 7, OFF - 2) 		TAU Cerámica
Assists: 4 - Zoran Planinić Croatia TAU Cerámica
Second Game
Olympiacos Greece 89-95 TAU Cerámica Spain
Venue: Peace and Friendship Stadium, Athens, April 5
Points: 20 - Luis Scola Argentina TAU Cerámica
Rebounds: 13 - Ioannis BourousisGreece
(DEF - 9, OFF - 4) 		Olympiacos
Assists: 5 - Scoonie Penn United States Olympiacos

Statistics

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Total score: TAU Cerámica 179–148 Olympiacos.

Leading scorer: 41 points - Igor Rakočević Serbia, TAU Cerámica (1st game - 24 po., 2nd game - 17 po.)

Leading rebounder: 19 rebounds (DEF - 14, OFF - 5) - Luis Scola Argentina, TAU Cerámica (1st game - 9 reb., 2nd game - 10 reb.)

Assists leader: 8 assists - Scoonie Penn United States, Olympiacos (1st game - 3 ass., 2nd game - 5 ass.)

Leading shot blocker: 3 blocks - Luis Scola Argentina, TAU Cerámica (2nd game - 3 blocks).

Steals leader: 5 steals - 5 players.

Quarterfinal 2

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Results

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First Game
CSKA Moscow Russia 80-58 Maccabi Tel Aviv Israel
Venue: CSKA Universal Sports Hall, Moscow, April 3
Points: 16 - Trajan Langdon United States CSKA Moscow
Rebounds: 10 - Oscar Torres Venezuela
(DEF - 8, OFF - 2) 		CSKA Moscow
Assists: 8 - Theodoros Papaloukas Greece CSKA Moscow
Second Game
Maccabi Tel Aviv Israel 68-56 CSKA Moscow Russia
Venue: Nokia Arena, Tel Aviv, April 5
Points: 15 - Nikola Vujčić Croatia Maccabi Tel Aviv
Rebounds: 10 - Lior Eliyahu Israel
(DEF - 6, OFF - 4) 		Maccabi Tel Aviv
Assists: 5 - Will Bynum United States Maccabi Tel Aviv
Third Game
CSKA Moscow Russia 92-71 Maccabi Tel Aviv Israel
Venue: CSKA Universal Sports Hall, Moscow, April 12
Points: 20 - Trajan Langdon United States CSKA Moscow
Rebounds: 6 - Aleksey Savrasenko Russia
(DEF - 4, OFF - 2) 		CSKA Moscow
Assists: 10 - Theodoros Papaloukas Greece CSKA Moscow

Statistics

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Total score: CSKA Moscow 228–197 Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Leading scorer: 47 points - Trajan Langdon United States, CSKA Moscow (1st game - 16 po. 2nd game - 11 po. 3rd game - 20 po.)

Leading rebounder: 23 rebounds (DEF - 18, OFF - 4) - Nikola Vujčić Croatia, Maccabi Tel Aviv (1st game - 9 reb. 2nd game - 9 reb. 3rd game - 4 reb.)

Assists leader: 21 assists - Theodoros Papaloukas Greece, CSKA Moscow (1st game - 8 ass. 2nd game - 3 ass. 3rd game - 10 ass.)

Leading shot blocker: 4 blocks - Thomas van den Spiegel Belgium, CSKA Moscow (1st game - 2 blocks, 3rd game - 2 blocks).

Steals leader: 6 steals - 2 players.

Quarterfinal 3

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Results

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First Game
Panathinaikos Greece 80-58 Dynamo Moscow Russia
Venue: Olympic Indoor Hall, Athens, April 3
Points: 17 - Sani Bečirovič Slovenia Panathinaikos
Rebounds: 7 - Lazaros Papadopoulos Greece
(DEF - 5, OFF - 2) 		Dynamo Moscow
Assists: 6 - Dimitris Diamantidis Greece Panathinaikos
Second Game
Dynamo Moscow Russia 65-73 Panathinaikos Greece
Venue: Krylatskoe Sport Palace, Moscow, April 5
Points: 19 - Ramūnas Šiškauskas Lithuania Panathinaikos
Rebounds: 6 - Ramūnas Šiškauskas Lithuania
(DEF - 5, OFF - 1)
6 - Lazaros Papadopoulos Greece (DEF - 2, OFF - 4) 		Panathinaikos

Dynamo Moscow.
Assists: 5 - Dmitry Domani Russia Dynamo Moscow.

Statistics

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Total score: Panathinaikos 153–123 Dynamo Moscow.

Leading scorer: 35 points - Ramūnas Šiškauskas Lithuania, Panathinaikos (1st game - 16 po. 2nd game - 19 po.)

Leading rebounder: 13 rebounds (DEF - 7, OFF - 6) - Lazaros Papadopoulos Greece, Dynamo Moscow (1st game - 7 reb. 2nd game - 6 reb.)

Assists leader: 7 assists - Dimitris Diamantidis Greece, Panathinaikos (1st game - 6 ass. 2nd game - 1 ass.)

Leading shot blocker: 4 blocks - Dimitris Diamantidis Greece, Panathinaikos (1st game - 3 blocks, 2nd game - 1 block).

Steals leader: 3 steals - 2 players.

Quarterfinal 4

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Results

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First Game
Unicaja Málaga Spain 91-75 Winterthur FCB Spain
Venue: José María Martín Carpena Arena, Málaga, April 3
Points: 17 - Marcus Faison United States Unicaja Málaga
Rebounds: 8 - Denis Marconato Italy
(DEF - 4, OFF - 4) 		Winterthur FCB
Assists: 7 - Pepe Sánchez Argentina Unicaja Málaga
Second Game
Winterthur FCB Spain 80-58 Unicaja Málaga Spain
Venue: Palau Blaugrana, Barcelona, April 5
Points: 25 - Juan Carlos Navarro Spain Winterthur FCB
Rebounds: 7 - Roger Grimau Spain
(DEF - 5, OFF - 2) 		Winterthur FCB
Assists: 4 - Juan Carlos Navarro Spain Winterthur FCB
Third Game
Unicaja Málaga Spain 67-64 Winterthur FCB Spain
Venue: José María Martín Carpena Arena, Málaga, April 12
Points: 15 - Marko Tušek Slovenia Unicaja Málaga
Rebounds: 9 - Jordi Trias Spain
(DEF - 9) 		Winterthur FCB
Assists: 4 - Roko Ukić Croatia
4 - Jaka Lakovič Slovenia 		Winterthur FCB
Winterthur FCB

Statistics

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Total score: Unicaja Málaga 216–219 Winterthur FCB.

Leading scorer: 49 points - Juan Carlos Navarro Spain, Winterthur FCB (1st game - 15 po. 2nd game - 25 po. 3rd game - 9 po.)

Leading rebounder: 20 rebounds (DEF - 15, OFF - 5) - Jordi Trias Spain, Winterthur FCB (1st game - 5 reb. 2nd game - 6 reb. 3rd - 9 reb.)

Assists leader: 10 assists - 2 players.

Leading shot blocker: 4 blocks - Iñaki de Miguel Spain, Unicaja Málaga (2nd game - 1 block, 3rd game - 3 blocks).

Steals leader: 4 steals - 2 players.

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