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Officials for 2011 Turkish Airlines Euroleague Final Four announced

The names of the eight referees who will work the 2011 Turkish Airlines Euroleague Final Four in Barcelona have been announced by Euroleague Basketball. The referees selected come from eight different countries and boast a wealth of experience. Two have previously officiated in a continental final and five have refereed the Euroleague Final Four. The full list of referees includes: Matej Boltauzer of Slovenia, Christos Christodoulou of Greece, Luigi Lamonica of Italy, Robert Lottermoser of Germany, Juan Carlos Mitjana of Spain, Zoran Sutulovic of Montenegro, Eddie Viator of France and Grzegorz Ziemblicki of Poland. Lamonica and Mitjana will be working the Final Four for a third time each. Both of them officiated the 2007 Euroleague title game. Lamonica was also at the 2002 Final Four and Mitjana officiated the event in 2004. Back from having officiated at last year's Final Four are Boltauzer and Christodoulou, making this their second Final Four each. Viator also has previous Final Four experience, at Athens in 2007. Lamonica also worked in the 2010 FIBA World Championship title game and in the EuroBasket 2003 and 2005 finals. Sutulovic officiated the EuroBasket 2007 final. Lamonica and Boltauzer took part in the 2010 Eurocup title game and Viator worked the same competition's final in 2008. The Euroleague refereeing department selected these eight referees with the goal to both reward professional competency and diversify the pool of referees with experience in European basketball’s signature event. Along with refereeing assignments, the appointment of two game commissioners for the Turkish Airlines Euroleague Final Four was announced. They are Antonio Gallo of Spain and Buluc Yalcin of Turkey. The 2011 Turkish Airlines Euroleague Final Four will be held from Friday May 6 to Sunday May 8 at Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, Spain and features the four best teams of the Euroleague season: Real Madrid, Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv, Montepaschi Siena and Panathinaikos Athens.


Matej Boltauzer (Slovenia)	Christos Christodoulou (Greece)	Luigi Lamonica (Italy)	Robert Lottermoser (Germany)

Juan Carlos Mitjana (Spain)	Zoran Sutulovic (Montenegro)	Eddie Viator (france)	Grzegorz Ziemblicki (Poland)

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FINAL FOUR TEAMS
MACCABI ELECTRA
MONTEPASCHI SIENA
PANATHINAIKOS
REAL MADRID

FINAL FOUR SCHEDULE
SEMIFINALS - FRIDAY, MAY 6, 2011
Panathinaikos 77-69 Montepaschi Siena
Maccabi Electra 82-63 Real Madrid
3RD PLACE - SUNDAY, MAY 8, 2011
Real Madrid 62-80 Montepaschi Siena
FINAL - SUNDAY, MAY 8, 2011
Maccabi 70-78 Panathinaikos

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PAST FINAL FOURS
PARIS 2010
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MADRID 2008
ATHENS 2007
PRAGUE 2006
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FINAL: Maccabi vs. Panathinaikos 3rd place: Real Madrid vs. Siena EFES Pilsener Euroleague Awards Ceremony Semifinal: Maccabi vs. Real Madrid Semifinal: Panathinaikos vs. Siena Special Olympics Final Four Fans in Barcelona Team Practices in Palau Sant Jordi Euroleague for Life Official Press Conference Nike International Junior Tournament Teams arrival Barcelona Live Blog Slideshow

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