2005 ACB Playoffs

The 2004/2005 ACB Playoffs was the postseason of the ACB's 2004/2005 season. Consisting of 8 teams best classified, the playoffs involved over a two weeks of play and more than 20 games overall. The playoffs were conducted in 3-game series, with the team with the better record holding home court advantage. Real Madrid won the 2005 ACB Playoffs by defeating the defending champions, TAU Cerámica, 3-2 in the ACB Finals.

Note: winner is noted in bold.

Quarter finals

(1) TAU Cerámica vs. (8) Gran Canaria: TAU Vitoria win series 3-1

Game 1 @ Vitoria: TAU Vitoria 90, Gran Canaria 61
Game 2 @ Gran Canaria: Gran Canaria 72, TAU Vitoria 64
Game 3 @ Vitoria: TAU Vitoria 75, Gran Canaria 64
Game 4 @ Gran Canaria: Gran Canaria 66, TAU Vitoria 68

(4) Unicaja Málaga vs. (5) Etosa Alicante: Unicaja win series 3-2

Game 1 @ Malaga: Unicaja Malaga 60, Etosa Alicante 65
Game 2 @ Alicante: Etosa Alicante 94, Unicaja Malaga 75
Game 3 @ Malaga: Unicaja Malaga 81, Etosa Alicante 74
Game 4 @ Alicante: Etosa Alicante 56, Unicaja Malaga 60
Game 5 @ Malaga: Unicaja Malaga 71, Etosa Alicante 69

(2) Real Madrid vs. (7) DKV Joventut: Real Madrid win series 3-1

Game 1 @ Madrid: Real Madrid 74, Joventut Badalona 71
Game 2 @ Badalona: Joventut Badalona 79, Real Madrid 66
Game 3 @ Madrid: Real Madrid 90, Joventut Badalona 70
Game 4 @ Badalona: Joventut Badalona 72, Real Madrid 81

(6) Adecco Estudiantes vs. (3) Winterthur FC Barcelona: Adecco Estudiantes win series 3-1

Game 1 @ Barcelona: Winterthur Barcelona 73, Adecco Estudiantes 74
Game 2 @ Madrid: Adecco Estudiantes 78, Winterthur 57
Game 3 @ Barcelona: Winterthur Barcelona 83, Adecco Estudiantes 79
Game 4 @ Madrid: Adecco Estudiantes 81, Winterthur Barcelona 63

Semi finals

(1) TAU Cerámica vs. (4) Unicaja Málaga: TAU Vitoria win series 3-1

Game 1 @ Vitoria: TAU Vitoria 72, Unicaja Malaga 63
Game 2 @ Vitoria: TAU Vitoria 64, Unicaja Malaga 53
Game 3 @ Malaga: Unicaja Malaga 95, TAU Vitoria 92
Game 4 @ Malaga: Unicaja Malaga 62, TAU Vitoria 74

(2) Real Madrid vs. (6) Adecco Estudiantes: Real Madrid wins series 3-1

Game 1 @ Madrid (Home RM): Real Madrid 81, Adecco Estudiantes 64
Game 2 @ Madrid (Home RM): Real Madrid 67, Adecco Estudiantes 89
Game 3 @ Madrid (Home AE): Adecco Estudiantes 84, Real Madrid 85
Game 4 @ Madrid (Home AE): Adecco Estudiantes 68, Real Madrid 74

ACB Finals

(2) Real Madrid vs. (1) TAU Cerámica: Real Madrid win series 3-2

Game 1 @ Vitoria: TAU Vitoria 82, Real Madrid 84
Game 2 @ Vitoria: TAU Vitoria 74, Real Madrid 68
Game 3 @ Madrid: Real Madrid 82, TAU Vitoria 83
Game 4 @ Madrid: Real Madrid 88, TAU Vitoria 82
Game 5 @ Vitoria: TAU Vitoria 69, Real Madrid 70

REAL MADRID: 2004/2005 ACB CHAMPION

MVP: Louis Bullock

The Finals were broadcast in Spain on RTVE. For a list of international broadcasters see the acb international TV site.

External links

ACB.com's section for the 2005 ACB Playoffs

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