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European Champions Cup Final between Unipol Bologna and Curacao Neptunus

Posted on August 5, 2015 by philipp

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The 2015 tournament season of the Confederation of European Baseball will be closed out with the European Champions Cup between Unipol Bologna and Curacao Neptunus Rotterdam. From Thursday, August 6 to Sunday, August 9 a best of three series will be played between the two European Cup winners to determine Europe’s club champion.

Game one is set for Thursday evening at 9pm at Gianni Falchi Stadium in Bologna. Games two and three if necessary will be played at Family Stadium in Rotterdam on Saturday at 7.30pm and on Sunday at 12pm. Ticket prices in Bologna vary between 12 and 15 Euros, while children under 14 don’t pay admission. In Rotterdam prices are ranged between 5 and 10 Euros.

Bologna won the European Cup in Paris, France by defeating L&D Amsterdam 2-1 in the championship game. Neptunus beat Draci Brno 8-2 at the European Cup final in Rotterdam. The six-team tournaments were played from June 2 to 7. Starting in 2016 the European Club Champion will be determined at a single tournament with eight teams. T&A San Marino won the European Champions Cup last year.

Results European Cup in Paris
Results European Cup in Rotterdam

Schedule:

Schedule

 

Live play by play is going to be available for the 2015 European Champions Cup final via www.baseballstats.eu

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