Site map

Every page of the site and the address it lives at: the four sections, their areas, and the rules behind the addresses.

2026-11-07

The map

One website, four sections. EuroLeague is the default competition and lives at the root; EuroCup, NextGen and Corporate live under their own slug. News, video, teams, players, coaches, games, standings and stats are shared areas that put the competition after the area, and every article, team, player and game has exactly one address. Every address starts with /en; the map leaves it out so each entry reads the same way.

How the sections are built in code is in Competition sections; this page is the map of what a reader can reach. It was drawn against the development site on 4 November 2026 and agreed with ELB as the site's structure.

Section homepageContent pageNewsVideoTeams, players, coaches, games, standings, statsCorporateStandalone
The site drawn as an org chart: euroleaguebasketball.com at the top; beneath it EuroLeague, EuroCup, NextGen, Corporate and the standalone pages; beneath each section its home, content pages, news, video and sport areas; and beneath each area its pages. The same structure is listed in full in the next section.
Drag or scroll to move around, Ctrl or ⌘ and scroll (or the buttons) to zoom. Open the diagram on its own.

The structure, page by page

The same map as a list. Each line is a page or a kind of page, with the pattern its address follows. EuroCup and NextGen are the same shape as EuroLeague; only the slug in the address changes. Everything is live on the development site unless it says otherwise.

EuroLeague — /

The default competition. Its homepage, pages, news and video carry no competition in the address; its sport areas sit at /…/euroleague like every other competition's.

  • Home /
  • Content page /<page> — Any page an editor creates. These are placeholders, not fixed pages of the site.
    • Child page /<page>/<child>
  • News /news — Every article, every competition.
    • EuroLeague listing /news/euroleague — A listing set to one competition.
    • Editor's listing /news/listing/<listing> — A listing an editor sets up, e.g. club news.
    • Category listing /news/category/<category> — Set up by an editor, with the category level as on the current site.
    • Competition + category /news/euroleague/category/<category>
    • Season filter /news/season/2026-27 — Season and paging stack on any listing.
    • Article /news/<article> — Every article has one address, whatever its competition; it can also be shown in others.
    • Tag page /news/tag/<tag> — Generated from the article's associations. Reached from an article, not the menu.
  • Video /video
    • Video /video/<video>
    • Video category /video/category/<category>
      • Filters /video/category/<category>/season/<season>/team/<team>
    • Collection /video/collections/<collection>
    • Playlist /video/playlists/<playlist>
  • Teams /teams/euroleague — This season's teams. /teams redirects here.
    • Past season /teams/euroleague/season/2025-26
    • Team page /teams/<team> — One page per team, whichever competitions it plays in.
      • Roster /teams/<team>/roster — The team's players, under the team's page as on the current site. Fixtures and results sit on the team page too.
  • Players /players/euroleague
    • Player page /players/<player> — Profile and statistics for every competition and team.
  • Coaches /coaches/euroleague — Same shape as players.
    • Coach page /coaches/<coach> — Profile and coaching record. A player turned coach keeps one person record and gets both pages, linked.
    • Referees — after launch — After launch. Referee data exists per game but is not enough for a profile page yet.
  • Games /games/euroleague — Fixtures and results. The area's name (games, schedule or matches) is to confirm.
    • Season and round /games/euroleague/season/2026-27/round/8
    • Game Centre /games/<season>-<home>-<away> — Pre-match, live and post-match on one address, e.g. /games/2026-27-mad-bar. The EuroLeague TV stream is still to be wired in.
  • Standings /standings/euroleague
    • Past season /standings/euroleague/season/2025-26
  • Stats /stats/euroleague — The statistics hub. /stats redirects here. New since the previous drawing.
    • Players table /stats/euroleague/players — Player leaders and the full players table.
    • Teams table /stats/euroleague/teams — Every team's season statistics.
    • Past season /stats/euroleague/season/2025-26

EuroCup — /eurocup

Everything EuroLeague has, under its own slug. In this section the menu's Home, News, Video, Teams and the rest point at EuroCup's addresses.

  • Home /eurocup
  • Content page /eurocup/<page>
    • Child page /eurocup/<page>/<child> — A child always follows its top-level parent's section.
  • News /news/eurocup — EuroCup's articles and any article also shown in EuroCup.
    • Category listing /news/category/<category> — Set up by an editor, with the category level as on the current site.
    • Competition + category /news/eurocup/category/<category>
    • Season filter /news/eurocup/season/2026-27 — Season and paging stack on any listing.
    • Article /news/<article> — Every article has one address, whatever its competition; it can also be shown in others.
    • Tag page /news/tag/<tag> — Generated from the article's associations. Reached from an article, not the menu.
  • Video /video/eurocup — EuroCup's own video landing where an editor has made one, otherwise a temporary page.
  • Teams /teams/eurocup — This season's teams.
    • Past season /teams/eurocup/season/2025-26
    • Team page /teams/<team> — One page per team, whichever competitions it plays in.
      • Roster /teams/<team>/roster — The team's players, under the team's page as on the current site. Fixtures and results sit on the team page too.
  • Players /players/eurocup
    • Player page /players/<player> — Profile and statistics for every competition and team.
  • Coaches /coaches/eurocup — Same shape as players.
    • Coach page /coaches/<coach> — Profile and coaching record. A player turned coach keeps one person record and gets both pages, linked.
    • Referees — after launch — After launch. Referee data exists per game but is not enough for a profile page yet.
  • Games /games/eurocup — Fixtures and results. The area's name (games, schedule or matches) is to confirm.
    • Season and round /games/eurocup/season/2026-27/round/8
    • Game Centre /games/<season>-<home>-<away> — Pre-match, live and post-match on one address, e.g. /games/2026-27-mad-bar. The EuroLeague TV stream is still to be wired in.
  • Standings /standings/eurocup
    • Past season /standings/eurocup/season/2025-26
  • Stats /stats/eurocup — The statistics hub. New since the previous drawing.
    • Players table /stats/eurocup/players — Player leaders and the full players table.
    • Teams table /stats/eurocup/teams — Every team's season statistics.
    • Past season /stats/eurocup/season/2025-26

NextGen — /nextgen

The same shape as EuroCup.

  • Home /nextgen
  • Content page /nextgen/<page>
    • Child page /nextgen/<page>/<child>
  • News /news/nextgen
    • Category listing /news/category/<category> — Set up by an editor, with the category level as on the current site.
    • Competition + category /news/nextgen/category/<category>
    • Season filter /news/nextgen/season/2026-27 — Season and paging stack on any listing.
    • Article /news/<article> — Every article has one address, whatever its competition; it can also be shown in others.
    • Tag page /news/tag/<tag> — Generated from the article's associations. Reached from an article, not the menu.
  • Video /video/nextgen
  • Teams /teams/nextgen — This season's teams.
    • Past season /teams/nextgen/season/2025-26
    • Team page /teams/<team> — One page per team, whichever competitions it plays in.
      • Roster /teams/<team>/roster — The team's players, under the team's page as on the current site. Fixtures and results sit on the team page too.
  • Players /players/nextgen
    • Player page /players/<player> — Profile and statistics for every competition and team.
  • Coaches /coaches/nextgen — Same shape as players.
    • Coach page /coaches/<coach> — Profile and coaching record. A player turned coach keeps one person record and gets both pages, linked.
    • Referees — after launch — After launch. Referee data exists per game but is not enough for a profile page yet.
  • Games /games/nextgen — Fixtures and results. The area's name (games, schedule or matches) is to confirm.
    • Season and round /games/nextgen/season/2026-27/round/8
    • Game Centre /games/<season>-<home>-<away> — Pre-match, live and post-match on one address, e.g. /games/2026-27-mad-bar. The EuroLeague TV stream is still to be wired in.
  • Standings /standings/nextgen
    • Past season /standings/nextgen/season/2025-26
  • Stats /stats/nextgen — The statistics hub. New since the previous drawing.
    • Players table /stats/nextgen/players — Player leaders and the full players table.
    • Teams table /stats/nextgen/teams — Every team's season statistics.
    • Past season /stats/nextgen/season/2025-26

Corporate — /corporate

A fourth section for grouping content, linked from the footer and left out of the competition switcher. No video and no sport areas.

  • Home /corporate
  • Content page /corporate/<page>
    • Child page /corporate/<page>/<child>
  • News /news/corporate — Corporate news, grouped like any other competition's.

Standalone — outside the four sections

Pages that are not part of the four sections.

  • Code of Conduct form /code-of-conduct — Built, ready for the next release. On the main site rather than a subdomain. Replaces the third-party form whose contract ends in December. A fan signs in with their EuroLeague ID, picks a game of the round from Competition Engine and reports an incident.
    • Submission — email to EuroLeague — Proposed, for elb to confirm. Still to settle: who receives it, whether reports are stored, how reports naming people are handled. Until an email provider is chosen the form cannot send.
  • Any old address /news/x · /euroleague/about — Permanently redirects to the page's one address under /en.

The rules behind the addresses

Every address starts with /en

The map writes addresses without it: /teams/eurocup is /en/teams/eurocup on the site, and EuroLeague's home / is /en. An old link without /en, or with EuroLeague in front (/en/euroleague/about), redirects permanently to the page's one real address.

Pages go under the section, areas put it after

A content page sits under its section (/eurocup/<page>). News, video and the sport areas put the competition after the area (/news/eurocup, /teams/eurocup). EuroLeague's news and video drop the competition.

Bare area addresses redirect

/teams, /players, /coaches, /games, /standings and /stats have no content of their own and redirect to EuroLeague's list.

Categories are set up, tags are generated

A category listing is created by an editor at news/category/<category>. A tag page is generated from an article's associations at news/tag/<tag>, whatever the competition or category, and is reached from the article.

One page, every competition

A team in EuroCup this year and EuroLeague next keeps one page; a player's statistics for every competition sit together. A player who becomes a coach keeps one person record and gets a player page and a coach page.

Where the sport data comes from

Teams, players, coaches, games, standings and stats come from the Competition Engine and Live Stats, not from the CMS (see Basketball and the Competition Engine). Statistics sit on the player and team pages and in the stats area.

For ELB to confirm

Open questions on the structure, as of 4 November 2026:

  1. The name of the games area: games, schedule or matches.
  2. Referee pages after launch; no address is reserved for them.
  3. The Code of Conduct form: who receives the email, whether reports are stored, and how closely the current form is replicated (see @v4/code-of-conduct).

Built as proposed on 21 October, so a change here is ELB's call: the category level under news, the team roster under the team's page, and coaches as an area of their own.

The interactive version of this map — with a hover card for every page and a picker that frames each section — is the EuroLeague Site Map artifact this page was made from.