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Ten years after his first coronation at home, the USK Prague is again crashes at all European clubs: the title of Euroleague. To conclude this first edition of the Final Six, organized in Saragosse (Spain), the Czech club thwarted all the forecasts, notably offering the two favorite Turkish stables, Fenerbahçe in the semi-finals but on Mersin during the last round this Sunday, April 13. Thus, the Frenchwoman Vallian Finally won the title that was so lacking in his record.
ZVVZ USK PRAHA WIN THEIR SECOND #EUROLEAGUEWOMEN TITLE 🏆🏆 pic.twitter.com/TRLfs32wel
— EuroLeague Women (@EuroLeagueWomen) April 13, 2025
Domination then a saving awakening for Prague
The coronation of Prague does not suffer from any possible dispute, as the USK once again dominated in the final this Sunday. Very solid in the first half, already taking a large lead in the first period (37-20) thanks to a Valerian Ayayi (1.86 m, 30 years), the Czech club was able to react despite a big absence thereafter.
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For almost eight minutes in the third quarter, the players of Natalia Hejkova do not score any point, letting Mersin come back equal (42-42, 28 ′). When he wakes up, Prague immediately resumed his distances with a 7-0 to finish the period. If Iliana Rupert et Marine Johannès (7 points each) tried to keep their team alive, the best Pragoise in the evening, Brionna joneshas completed his work (24 points and 11 rebounds for 30 evaluation) until the final victory (53-66). Especially seen at the start of the match, Valérian Ayayi, however, supported the MVP of the Final Six well, with her 14 points including 4/8 to 3-point, as well as 3 rebounds and 4 assists for 3 lost balloons.
THEY HAVE DONE IT!
ZVVZ USK Praha Are Yourr #EUROLEAGUEWOMEN 2024/25 CHAMPIONS! pic.twitter.com/Gg6sKzlRyS
— EuroLeague Women (@EuroLeagueWomen) April 13, 2025
Fairly discreet tricolor quartet
Driven by its external address, the CBK Mersin only scored 53 points despite its many offensive talents. If Marine Johannes and Iliana Rupert are two of the five markers of the team, Marine Fauthoux Has experienced a ordeal evening with no registered point (0/6 on shots). Finally, the 4th tricolor of Mersin, Christelle Diallodid not play.
A first Euroleague for Valérian Ayayi, a 6th for the legendary coach of Prague
After three Final Four (no participation in the final), Valérian Ayayi therefore waited for the final six to win her first Euroleague title. This title has an even more special resonance for the illustrious coach Natalia Hejkova, who offers a sixth European title to conclude a legendary career.
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