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Bulgarian League Finals, Game 4: June 3, 2009
Lukoil Academic has won yet another Bulgarian League title! Lukoil lifted its seventh consecutive Bulgarian League trophy by beating Euroins Cherno More 76-85 on the road in Game 4 to win the best-of-five playoff series 3-1. Lukoil completed yet another solid season in its domestic competition, where it has become the team to beat since 2003, losing just one playoff game this year. Willie Deane paced the winners with 28 points and 9 rebounds. Leemire Goldwire added 23 points on 10-for-11 free throws while Hristo Nikolov had 12, most of them in the final 5 minutes to seal the outcome down the stretch. Corey McIntosh had 25 points for Cherno More. Atila Dos Santos added 19 while Simeon Tsenov got 17 for the hosts. It was balanced game for 31 minutes, as a three-pointer by McIntosh tied it at 60-60. Nikolov had 8 points in a 2-10 run that broke the game open, 62-70, enough for Lukoil to keep full control of the game until the final buzzer.
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Finals Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record
Team
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
3
Lukoil Academic
(1)
92
93
88
85
x
1
Euroins Cherno More
(3)
83
74
90
76
x
Bulgarian League Champion 2008-09: Lukoil Academic
Semifinals Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record
Team
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
3
Lukoil Academic
(1)
84
102
92
x
x
0
Rilski Sportist
(5)
62
70
87
x
x
2
Levski
(2)
94
76
74
87
70
3
Euroins Cherno More
(3)
81
63
79
93
71
Quarterfinals Playoffs, best of 3 games
Record
Team
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
-
Lukoil Academic
(1)
x
x
x
-
-
(8)
x
x
x
0
Spartak Pleven
(4)
100
86
x
2
Rilski Sportist
(5)
105
93
x
2
Levski
(2)
123
107
x
0
Sliven
(7)
65
69
x
2
Euroins Cherno More
(3)
82
66
81
1
Yambol
(6)
73
74
69
Finals Playoffs round games
Game 1
Lukoil Academic vs. Euroins Cherno More
92-83
May 28
Game 2
Lukoil Academic vs. Euroins Cherno More
93-74
May 29
Game 3
Euroins Cherno More vs. Lukoil Academic
90-88
June 2
Game 4
Euroins Cherno More vs. Lukoil Academic
76-85
June 3
Semifinals Playoffs round games
Game 1
Lukoil Academic vs. Rilski Sportist
84-62
May 16
Game 1
Levski vs. Euroins Cherno More
94-81
May 16
Game 2
Lukoil Academic vs. Rilski Sportist
102-70
May 17
Game 2
Levski vs. Euroins Cherno More
76-63
May 17
Game 3
Rilski Sportist vs. Lukoil Academic
87-92
May 20
Game 3
Euroins Cherno More vs. Levski
79-74
May 20
Game 4
Euroins Cherno More vs. Levski
93-87
May 21
Game 5
Levski vs. Euroins Cherno More
70-71
May 24
Quarterfinals Playoffs round games
Game 1
Sliven vs. Levski
65-123
May 8
Game 1
Euroins Cherno More vs. Yambol
82-73
May 8
Game 1
Spartak Pleven vs. Rilski Sportist
100-105
May 8
Game 2
Levski vs. Sliven
107-69
May 10
Game 2
Yambol vs. Euroins Cherno More
74-66
May 10
Game 2
Rilski Sportist vs. Spartak Pleven
93-86
May 10
Game 3
Euroins Cherno More vs. Yambol
81-69
May 13
LAST GAME
GAME 28
May 2, 2009
Day
Match
Result
May 2
Euroins vs. Lukoil Academic
66-89
May 2
Spartak Pleven vs. Yambol
115-86
May 2
Rilski Sportist vs. Sliven
102-51
-
Levski (free)
NEXT GAME
Playoffs
Day
Match
-
-
-
-
STANDINGS A-1
TG
W
L
P+
P-
1
Lukoil Academic
24
20
4
2254
1835
2
Levski
24
18
6
2218
1936
3
Euroins Cherno More
24
13
11
2040
1978
4
Spartak Pleven
24
13
11
2129
2048
5
Rilski Sportist
24
13
11
2149
2003
6
Yambol
24
7
17
2005
2183
7
Sliven
24
0
24
1580
2392
Lukoil Academic stays as the team to beat in the Bulgarian League, as it has dominated its domestic competitions for six years. Lukoil finished the 2007-08 season unbeaten, winning 40 consecutive games to lift its sixth Bulgarian League trophy. On fact, Lukoil lost its last Bulgarian League game on October 28, 2006 and registered 71 consecutive wins before the start of the 2008-09 season. It comes as no surprise that Lukoil will be the top - and possible only - candidate to win another league title. Todor Stoykov, Riste Stefanov, Chavdar Kostov, Nenad Canak, Tim Pickett and Antonio Burks should lead Academic to win yet another league title. Euroins Cherno More reach the title series last season and is set to challenge Lukoil with Corey McIntosh, Michael Earl or Zeljko Bojovic. Levski reached the semifinals last season, as Marcus Hall and Yuliyan Radionov will try to lead the team to at least match that result. Spartak Pleven, featuring Hrisimir Dimitrov and Rob Preston, and CSKA Sofia, with Milos Sakota or Toni Dechev, will fight to make it to the semifinals.
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