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Final Standings European Cups

Posted on April 5, 2009April 5, 2009 by philipp

The European Cups in Nettuno/Anzio and Matino ended on Saturday. Four teams qualified for the Final Four tournament of the European Champions Cup in Barcelona, Spain, which is played on June 20th and 21st. And it is going to be a duel between the two dominating Baseball leagues in Europe. Two clubs each from the Dutch Hoofdklasse and the Italian Baseball League will face each other, as L&D AMSTERDAM PIRATES, CORENDON KINHEIM, FORTITUDO BOLOGNA and DANESI NETTUNO will travel to Catalonia to fight for the trophy. NETTUNO has a chance to defend its title from last year.

Final Standings European Cup Nettuno/Anzio

  1. L&D Amsterdam Pirates (NED)*
  2. Danesi Nettuno (ITA)*
  3. Rouen Huskies (FRA)
  4. Buchbinder Legionaere Regensburg (GER)
  5. Port of Antwerp Greys (BEL)
  6. Tenerife Marlins (ESP)**

Final Standings European Cup Matino

  1. Fortitudo Bologna (ITA)*
  2. Corendon Kinheim (NED)*
  3. T&A San Marino (ITA)
  4. FC Barcelona (ESP)
  5. AVG Draci Brno (CZE)
  6. Templiers Senart (FRA)**

*Final Four Participant
**Will play against the EC Pool B champions later this year

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