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All-Time Top 10 Scorers - EuroLeague Final (1958 - present)

45.- Zarko Varajic, Bosna Sarajevo, Bosna– Emerson Varese 96-93, 1979

37.- Vladimir Andreev, CSKA Moscow, Real Madrid – CSKA 99-103 (2OT), 1969

36.- Drazen Petrovic, Cibona Zagreb, Cibona – Real Madrid 87-78, 1985
Sergey Belov, CSKA Moscow, Ignis Varese – CSKA 71-66, 1973

34.- Steve Chubin, Simmenthal Milan, Real Madrid – Milan 91-83, 1967

31.- Earl Williams, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Real Madrid – Maccabi 89-75, 1980
Juan Antonio San Epifanio, FC Barcelona, Banco di Roma – Barcelona 79-73, 1984
Emiliano Rodriguez, Real Madrid, Spartak Brno – Madrid 110-99, 1964 (Game 1)

30.- Mirza Delibasic, Bosna Sarajevo, Bosna– Emerson Varese 96-93, 1979
Frantisek Konvicka, Spartak Brno, Brno – Real Madrid 110-99, 1964 (Game 1)
Wayne Hightower, Real Madrid, Dinamo Tbilisi – Madrid 90-83, 1962

* the 1964 Euroleague final was a two-way series between Spartak Brno and Real Madrid. Madrid won the series and became the Euroleague champion.

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