Sporting Digest: Basketball
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Your support makes all the difference.GUILDFORD KINGS slumped to their fifth consecutive defeat in the semi- final round of the European Clubs Championship last night, losing
109-64 to Barcelona at the Spectrum Arena, Guildford.
MEN'S EUROPEAN CLUBS' CHAMPIONSHIP Semi-final series, Group A (Madrid): Real Madrid 90 Bayer Leverkusen (Ger) 76; (Guildford): Guildford Kings 64 Barcelona 109. Group B (Lisbon): Benfica (Por) 67 Cibona Zagreb (Croatia) 66; (Cantu): Cantu (It) 75 Panathinaikos (Gr) 85.
NBA: Orlando 91 Detroit 89; New Jersey 117 Boston 90; Indiana 105 Sacramento 87; Cleveland 109 Portland 100; Miami 106 Dallas 101; Houston 121 Charlotte 102; Chicago 115 LA Clippers 111; Golden State 95 Denver 90; New York 92 LA Lakers 78.
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