APPENDIX 2 - Euroleague Basketball

If needed, on the occasion of the Game of the Week the
Company might change these positions.
Any other position must be approved by the Company.
45.3. On the same side as the scorer’s table, opposite the main TV
cameras, there will be a marked area for the benches or chairs
of the two teams. This area will be defined by a line of at least
2m in length traced as an extension of the endline and by
another line 2m in length, traced 5m from the centre line and
perpendicular to the sideline. The lines marking this area must
be white, the same as those marking the playing area.
Located within these areas, in a symmetrical form, will be the
chairs or benches with a backrest to be used by the teams, with
a length of 9m. Each team bench will have a maximum of 19
seats.
A retractable belt barrier will be installed adjacent to the team
bench area to separate those team members that are on the
scoresheet from those that are not.
Without detriment to the indications of Article 42.2, the team
benches must be located at a minimum distance of 2m from the
spectators. Should this requirement fail to be observed, behind
each bench there must be a transparent protective wall installed
at a minimum height of 2m. If the circumstances should so
require, the Company might request that the clubs install the
protective wall behind the benches regardless of the distances in
the arena.
45.4. The use of TV monitoring and/or replay equipment, computers
(other than for statistics) or any electronic transmission device
for coaching purposes during the game in and around the team
bench area will not be permitted.
Article 46.
Electronic Equipment
The arena must have the following electronic equipment, which
will be clearly visible from the scorer’s table, from the playing
area, from the team benches and for any other person involved
in the game including the spectators.
46.1. Scoreboards
A huge centre-hung scoreboard with synchronised displays
clearly visible on all four sides. It will contain a digital
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