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2010 European Cups in Rotterdam and Brno

Posted on November 9, 2009November 9, 2009 by philipp

The 2010 European Cups will be played in Rotterdam, Netherlands and Brno, Czech Republic. This was confirmed by DOOR NEPTUNUS this morning and the Confederation of Europe (CEB) later today. The tournaments, with six teams each, will be played from June 2nd to June 6th (Update: or June 1st to 5th). The two best teams in each event will qualify for the European Champions Cup Final Four, which for the third straight year will be hosted by the FC BARCELONA in Montjuic, Spain on September 25th and 26th. The sites for the European Cup Qualifiers (June 14-20) are not known yet.

European Cup Participants:
(group draw will be made at November 14th in Frankfurt, Germany)

  • DOOR Neptunus (Netherlands, host)
  • AVG Draci Brno (Czech Republic, host)
  • Konica Minolta Pioniers (Netherlands)
  • Fortitudo Bologna (Italy)
  • Telemarket Rimini (Italy)
  • T&A San Marino (San Marino)
  • Tenerife Marlins (Spain)
  • CB Sant Boi (Spain)
  • Rouen Huskies (France)
  • Savigny Lions (France)
  • Heidenheim Heidekoepfe (Germany)
  • Hoboken Pioneers (Belgium)

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