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Against All Odds | Kutluay’s BIG SHOT | Final Four 2002

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In one of the most unforgettable moments in EuroLeague history, Panathinaikos Athens pulled off a dramatic upset in the 2002 EuroLeague Final, defeating Kinder Bologna 89-83 on their home court in Bologna. This iconic win, marked by İbrahim Kutluay’s clutch three-pointer in the final minute, remains a defining moment for Greek basketball and Panathinaikos' storied legacy.
Panathinaikos vs Kinder Bologna: The Perfect Storm ⛈️
The Final Four of the 2001–02 EuroLeague season took place at PalaMalaguti in Bologna, Italy. The odds were heavily stacked against Panathinaikos, who not only faced a talented Kinder Bologna team but also had to do it in front of their rival’s home crowd. With stars like Manu Ginóbili, Matjaz Smodis, and Antoine Rigaudeau, Kinder Bologna was seen as the favorite to take the title.
But Panathinaikos, led by legendary coach Zeljko Obradovic, had other plans.
Comeback of Champions🛡️
Down by 14 points in the first half, Panathinaikos refused to quit. A gritty defensive stand and calm offensive execution slowly chipped away at Bologna’s lead. Dejan Bodiroga, who would later be named Final Four MVP, showcased his veteran leadership with 21 points and crucial plays down the stretch.
Kutluay’s Killer Three 🎯
With less than a minute left and Panathinaikos clinging to a narrow lead, Turkish sharpshooter İbrahim Kutluay stepped up. His cold-blooded three-pointer silenced the crowd and extended the lead to five points, effectively sealing the win. Kutluay finished with 22 points and solidified his place in EuroLeague history.
A Legacy Cemented🏅
The 2002 championship marked Panathinaikos' third EuroLeague title under Obradović, and perhaps the most emotional. It remains the only time in modern EuroLeague history a team won the final against a host team in its home arena.
Why This Game
#EveryGameMatters #euroleague #basketball #panathinaikos #EuroLeagueFinal #againstallodds #EuroLeagueHistory
Panathinaikos vs Kinder Bologna: The Perfect Storm ⛈️
The Final Four of the 2001–02 EuroLeague season took place at PalaMalaguti in Bologna, Italy. The odds were heavily stacked against Panathinaikos, who not only faced a talented Kinder Bologna team but also had to do it in front of their rival’s home crowd. With stars like Manu Ginóbili, Matjaz Smodis, and Antoine Rigaudeau, Kinder Bologna was seen as the favorite to take the title.
But Panathinaikos, led by legendary coach Zeljko Obradovic, had other plans.
Comeback of Champions🛡️
Down by 14 points in the first half, Panathinaikos refused to quit. A gritty defensive stand and calm offensive execution slowly chipped away at Bologna’s lead. Dejan Bodiroga, who would later be named Final Four MVP, showcased his veteran leadership with 21 points and crucial plays down the stretch.
Kutluay’s Killer Three 🎯
With less than a minute left and Panathinaikos clinging to a narrow lead, Turkish sharpshooter İbrahim Kutluay stepped up. His cold-blooded three-pointer silenced the crowd and extended the lead to five points, effectively sealing the win. Kutluay finished with 22 points and solidified his place in EuroLeague history.
A Legacy Cemented🏅
The 2002 championship marked Panathinaikos' third EuroLeague title under Obradović, and perhaps the most emotional. It remains the only time in modern EuroLeague history a team won the final against a host team in its home arena.
Why This Game
#EveryGameMatters #euroleague #basketball #panathinaikos #EuroLeagueFinal #againstallodds #EuroLeagueHistory
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