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Watch the European Champions Cup Final Four Semis Live

Posted on June 19, 2009 by philipp

The IBAF and the CEB will provide live streams of the semi-finals of the European Champions Cup Final Four on Saturday on www.2009baseballworldcup.com. The first match between L&D Amsterdam and Fortitudo Bologna will start at 12pm CET. The second game between Danesi Nettuno and Corendon Kinheim is scheduled for 7pm CET. The game for third place on Sunday morning at 11am CET probably also will be streamed. The finals, which start on Sunday at 6pm CET will be broadcasted by Eurosport2 and will be shown on Monday at 8.15 pm CET.

Broadcast Schedule European Champions Cup Final Four
Semi-Finals, Saturday June 20:
12pm CET L&D Amsterdam Pirates – Fortitudo Bologna
live stream at www.2009baseballworldcup.com
7pm CET Danesi Caffè Nettuno – Corendon Kinheim
live stream at www.2009baseballworldcup.com

Finals, Sunday June 21:
11am CET Bronze Medal Game
possible live stream at www.2009baseballworldcup.com
6pm CET Finals
As live on Eurosport2 Monday, June 22, 8.15pm CET

You can also follow the European Champions Cup Final Four via live play by play on the CEB Competition Website

Preview of the European Champions Cup Final Four

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