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Quarterfinals

Thursday & Friday – February 16th & 17th

• 19:00 FORTA, Teledeporte & Orange Arena
• 21:30 Teledeporte & Orange Arena

Semifinals

Saturday – February 18th

• 18:00 Teledeporte & Orange Arena
• 20:30 FORTA, Teledeporte & Orange Arena

Final

Sunday – February 19th

• 18:00 Teledeporte & Orange Arena

Note: Hours (Local Barcelona)

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The 2012 ACB Copa del Rey (Kings Cup) will be held in Barcelona this year. February 16-19 the 2012 ACB Kings Cup will be held in Palau Sant Jordi .

Ticket Prices & Sales (November 30th – December 31st)

• Category  I-III
• I    400 euros (Blue)
• II    205 euros (Green)
• III    110 euros (Yellow)

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Real Madrid controlled the entire second half to score a series-clinching 66-58 victory over Power Electronics Valencia in Game Five of their Quarterfinal series on Thursday in Madrid.

Carlos Suarez had a productive night as he finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds, while Clay Tucker also added 12 points for Real Madrid, who bounced back big time in the second half to advance to their first Final Four stint in 15 years.

Down 40-42 at the half, Real Madrid came out firing in the third period, waxing hot in their offense and combining it with their stifling defense to slowly pull away from their opponent. Valencia threatened to mount a comeback, but Real Madrid was simply too much for them on Thursday night.

“I am very happy,” said Suarez after the game. “It took us a lot of effort to win this game and the series. When the game was over, I enjoyed it a lot because I had been thinking for weeks what this could mean and what we managed to do.”

Sergio Llull and Ante Tomic also had a share of the spotlight, scoring nine points apiece with the latter adding nine rebounds, while Felipe Reyes scored seven points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Real Madrid, who arranged a Final- Four showdown with Maccabi Electra.

“This is just incredible,” said Llull, who spent some time with NBA’s Toronto Raptors. “It is one of my best moments as a professional player, not only in Real Madrid but also in my entire career. We managed to achieve our goal. We were too anxious in the beginning and that led to make a lot of mistakes. Little by little, we managed to return to the game and our fans helped us a lot tonight.”

Dusko Savanovic had 19 points and six rebounds, while Rafa Martinez added 16 points, but they were simply
outhustled by Real Madrid in the second half of their series-clinching game.

“I am happy with the game I played, but I cannot be happy about the result,” said Savanovic, who gave Real Madrid a lot of headaches in their five playoff games. “I would have preferred to score fewer points and win the game. Playing well doesn’t mean anything if your team doesn’t win.”

The Real Madrid-Maccabi Electra Final-Four series, along with the other pairing, Panathinaikos vs. Montepaschi will start on the 6th of May in Barcelona.

Barcelona has been confirmed and selected as the official site of the 2014 World Basketball Championships. The games will be played in Palau Sant Jordi with capacity of 20,000 spectators. The decision was made by the FIBA Central Board in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Barcelona will host half of games competition beginning at the Eighth-Finals, Quarterfinals and Semifinals. Madrid will host the medal games.

The games of the first round will be played in Bilbao, Granada, Las Palmas, Gran Canaries and Seville.

Barcelona is the capital city of Catalonia (one of the 17 autonomous communities that make up Spain) and the second most populous city in Spain. It is one of the most dynamic cities in Europe, and is known as Spain’s ‘other’ capital city. Barcelona lies on the northeastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula and the shores of the Mediterranean between the mouths of the rivers Llobregat and Besòs. Barcelona is home to the world’s busiest seaports, the romantic medieval quarter and a host of beautiful Gaudi-designed buildings.

La Rambla is the liveliest part of town and is arguably Spain’s most famous street. It has cafes, kiosks, street performers and artists. The Gothic Quarter is the oldest part of the city and is home to some of the most impressive medieval buildings one is ever likely to see, while the Picasso museum is impressive and spectacular, with many of the artist’s great masterpieces on display. Fine city beaches, splendid Gothic palaces, elegant green parkland, cutting-edge cafes, and sophisticated shopping are all within arm’s length in this compact metropolis. Barcelona’s inherent easygoing nature means that as much time can be spent on relaxation as on cultural pursuits.

Barcelona is on the doorstep of some of Europe’s great playgrounds and vacation retreats. The Balearic Islands are to the east, the Costa Brava is located to the north, the monastery at Montserrat is to the west, the Roman city of Tarragona and the playground resort of Sitges are to the south. Barcelona hosted the 1992 Olympic Games.

Barcelona has two official languages: Castilian Spanish and Catalan, generally spoken in all of Catalonia. The city of Barcelona has a population of 1,510,000, but this number spirals to more than 4,000,000 if the outlying areas are also included.

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