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Efes Pilsen's Milos Vujanic (L) vies with CSKA Moscow's Zoran Planinic during their Euroleague match (AFP Photo / Natalia Kolesnikova)

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CSKA clinch fourth Euroleague victory in a row

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Published 12 November, 2008, 23:20

CSKA Moscow have beaten Turkish side 'Efes Pilsen' in basketball's Euroleague, to move to 4 and 0 so far in their group campaign. It was an easy evening's work for Etorre Messina's men as they ran out 90-68 winners.

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