CSKA Moscow wrote another chapter in its illustrious Euroleague Basketball history by defeating Maccabi Tel Aviv 77-91 on Sunday night for the 2008 Euroleague title ? its sixth continental championship crown and second in the past three years.

CSKA's victory over Maccabi at the Community of Madrid Sports Palace in the Spanish capital moves the Russian powerhouse into second place on the all-time list behind only Real Madrid's eight crowns.

Trajan Langdon was named Final Four MVP after posting 21 points on 4-of-5 three-point shooting and 7 rebounds to lead six CSKA scorers in double figures in victory.

CSKA Moscow booked a spot in its third straight Euroleague Basketball championship game by holding off Tau Ceramica 79-83 in the second semifinal of the 2008 Final Four at the Community of Madrid Sports Palace on Friday in the Spanish capital.

Ramunas Siskauskas iced the game with a pair of free throws with 6.5 seconds left after Tau tried to rally late.

Siskauskas finished with 16 points as one of five CSKA scorers in double figures.

In Sunday?s final, CSKA will look for its second title in three years and sixth overall, which would rank it second all-time behind only Real Madrid.

In the final, CSKA will face the team it defeated in the 2006 title game in Prague, Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv, which beat Montepaschi Siena 85-92 earlier Friday.

Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv completed one of the greatest comebacks in Final Four history to defeat Montepaschi Siena 85-92 and advance to the Euroleague Basketball title game for the fourth time in five seasons on Friday at the Community of Madrid Sports Palace in the Spanish Capital.

Maccabi trailed by as many as 18 in the second period but stormed back with a 0-13 charge bridging the third and fourth periods to take the lead.

Spirited play from Alex Garcia and team captain Derrick Sharp, who both scored season-highs off the bench, led an effort of 70 bench points.

Montepaschi had only 25 points from its bench.