1962 FIBA European Champions Cup Final

The 1962 FIBA European Champions Cup Final was a championship 1961–62 season EuroLeague Finals basketball game that was held in Patinoire des Vernets, Geneva, Switzerland, on the 29 June 1962, that saw Dinamo Tbilisi^[1] defeat Real Madrid, by a score 90-83,^[2] in front of 5,000 spectators,^[3] to claim its first, and to this day, only ever EuroLeague title. It was also the first title game that was ever decided by a single game that was played on a neutral court. Only one game on a neutral court was played, due to the unstable political situation that existed at the time.^[4]

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29 June 1962
21:30

Dinamo Tbilisi	90–83	Real Madrid
Scoring by half: 38–36, 52–47
Pts: Altabaev 17		Pts: Hightower 30

Patinoire des Vernets, Geneva
Attendance: 5,000
Referees: Erwin Kassai (HUN), Roger Weber (SWI)

Dinamo Tbilisi

Real Madrid

Starters:			P

PG	6	Guram Minashvili	6
SG	9	Valeri Altabaev	17
F	12	Vladimir Ugrekhelidze	14
C	7	Ilarion Khazaradze	3
C	10	Anzor Lezhava	6
Reserves:			P
C	5	Levan Moseshvili	3
F	8	Revaz Gogelia	0
F	13	Alexandre Kiladze	14
C	14	Aleksandr Petrov	12
	16	Amiran Skhiereli	0
Head coach:
Otar Korkiya

1961–62 FIBA European Champions Cup Champions
Dinamo Tbilisi First title

Starters:			P

PG	8	José Lluís	5
SG	11	Carlos Sevillano	11
SF	10	Emiliano Rodríguez	21
C	12	Wayne Hightower	30
C	13	Stan Morrison	5
Reserves:			P
PG	6	Julio Descartín	0
F	7	Lolo Sainz	4
C	14	Lorenzo Alocén	0
Head coach:
Pedro Ferrándiz

Awards

FIBA European Champions Cup Finals Top Scorer

Wayne Hightower ( Real Madrid)

Preceded by two-legged Final	FIBA Champions Cup Final 1962 Dinamo Tbilisi	Succeeded by two-legged Final

References

^ Georgians showing Trophy
^ Dynamo 90-83 Real
^ Champions Cup 1961-62 Archived 2010-02-25 at the Wayback Machine
^ "Dynamo Tbilisi-History". Archived from the original on 2007-09-29. Retrieved 2007-08-22.

v t e Dinamo Tbilisi 1961–62 FIBA European Champions Cup champions
5 Moseshvili 6 Minashvili 7 Khazaradze 8 Gogelia 9 Altabaev 10 Lezhava 11 Intskirveli 12 Ugrekhelidze 13 Kiladze 14 Petrov 15 Kasandsan 16 Skhiereli Coach Korkia

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