BC Brno in European and worldwide competitions

BC Brno history and statistics in FIBA Europe and Euroleague Basketball (company) competitions.

Match table

Season Competition Record Round Opponent club
1958–59 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (3–1) 1st
round		 Austria Engelmann Wien 96–56
(h)		 92–69
(a)
2nd
round		 Poland Lech Poznań 63–87
(a)		 85–68
(h)
1962–63 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (6–2) 1st
round		 Belgium Antwerpse 81–74
(a)		 88–57
(h)
2nd
round		 Finland Helsingin Kisa-Toverit 87–83
(a)		 85–59
(h)
QF Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia AŠK Olimpija 83–86
(a)		 79–72
(h)
SF Spain Real Madrid 79–60
(h)		 67–90
(a)
1963–64 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (6–4) 1st
round		 Austria Wiener 105–71
(a)		 79–62
(h)
2nd
round		 Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv 58–60
(a)		 96–51
(h)
QF Romania Steaua Bucureşti 92–94
(a)		 104–75
(h)
SF Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia OKK Beograd 94–103
(a)		 85–75
(h)

F		 Spain Real Madrid 110–99
(h)		 64–84
(a)
1964–65 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (3–1) 2nd
round		 East Germany Chemie Halle 82–76
(a)		 73–66
(h)
QF Italy Ignis Varese 84–90
(a)		 72–67
(h)
1966–67 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup Winner's Cup (4–2) 2nd
round		 Luxembourg Diekirch 94–69
(a)		 116–101
(h)
QF Belgium Royal IV 88–76
(a)		 91–69
(h)
SF Italy Ignis Varese 83–84
(h)		 53–58
(a)
1967–68 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (7–4) 2nd
round		 Turkey Altınordu 65–61
(a)		 102–69
(h)
QF Spain Real Madrid 78–85
(a)		 113–97
(h)
Belgium Bell Mechelen 76–67
(h)		 79–80
(a)
Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv 105–76
(h)		 88–77
(a)
SF Italy Simmenthal Milano 63–64
(a)		 103–86
(h)

F		 Spain Real Madrid
95–98
April 11, Palais des Sports de Gerland, Lyon
1968–69 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (6–4) 2nd
round		 Romania Dinamo Bucureşti 85–100
(a)		 96–69
(h)
QF Italy Oransoda Cantù 60–69
(a)		 82–68
(h)
Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv 78–88
(a)		 75–61
(h)
Belgium Standard Liège 105–81
(h)		 102–90
(a)
SF Soviet Union CSKA Moscow 66–101
(a)		 92–83
(h)
1969 FIBA Intercontinental Cup (1–1) SF Spain Real Madrid
84–77
January 25, Macon Coliseum, Macon

F		 United States Akron Goodyear Wingfoots
71–84
January 26, Macon Coliseum, Macon
1971–72 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup Winner's Cup (2–2) 1st
round		 Luxembourg Arantia Larochette 111–65
(h)		 113–85
(a)
2nd
round		 Italy Fides Napoli 69–76
(h)		 82–92
(a)
1972–73 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup Winner's Cup (4–4) 1st
round		 Austria Mounier Wels 107–73
(h)		 82–83
(a)
2nd
round		 Greece Olympiacos 94–87
(a)		 76–74
(h)
QF Italy Mobilquattro Milano 83–109
(a)		 79–75
(h)
Soviet Union Spartak Leningrad 74–82
(h)		 77–82
(a)
1973–74 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup Winner's Cup (7–4) 1st
round		 England Embassy All-Stars 103–84
(a)		 123–76
(h)
2nd
round		 Belgium Royal IV 96–94
(a)		 114–83
(h)
QF Romania Steaua București 96–86
(h)		 64–77
(a)
Spain Estudiantes Monteverde 72–74
(a)		 117–93
(h)
SF Italy Saclà Torino 70–86
(a)		 88–71
(h)

F		 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Crvena Zvezda
75–86
April 2, Palasport Primo Carnera, Udine
1976–77 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (3–11) Group
stage		 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Partizan 96–85
(a)		 93–100
(h)
Egypt Al-Gezira
Al-Gezira withdrew without games
Bulgaria Academic 82–73
(h)		 101–76
(a)
SF Israel Maccabi Elite 01–02
(a)		 76–91
(h)
Italy Mobilgirgi Varese 73–110
(a)		 77–84
(h)
Spain Real Madrid 93–120
(h)		 103–107
(a)
Soviet Union CSKA Moscow 81–99
(h)		 93–106
(a)
Belgium Maes Pils Mechelen 60–61
(a)		 83–89
(h)
1977–78 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (4–2) Group
stage		 Turkey Eczacıbaşı 90–98
(a)		 86–64
(h)
Sweden Alvik 110–98
(h)		 73–88
(a)
Austria Shopping Centre Wien 116–107
(a)		 110–102
(h)
1978–79 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (4–2) Group
stage		 Albania Partizani Tirana 79–100
(a)		 104–83
(h)
Cyprus AEL 99–50
(a)		 125–68
(h)
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Bosna 90–89
(h)		 97–105
(a)
1980–81 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (3–5) 2nd
round		 France Stade Français 95–75
(h)		 74–76
(a)
Top 16 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Jugoplastika Split 90–96
(h)		 110–102
(a)
Greece Aris 87–101
(a)		 114–83
(h)
Italy Carrera Venezia 77–90
(a)		 109–110
(h)
1981–82 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (1–1) 2nd
round		 Italy Latte Sole Bologna 86–104
(a)		 60–59
(h)
1986–87 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (1–3) 1st
round		 Sweden Alvik 110–95
(a)		 96–98
(h)
2nd
round		 Spain Real Madrid 70–82
(h)		 91–132
(a)
1987–88 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (1–3) 1st
round		 England Portsmouth 94–76
(h)		 95–97
(a)
2nd
round		 Netherlands Nashua Den Bosch 78–87
(a)		 83–97
(h)
1988–89 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (1–3) 1st
round		 Turkey Eczacıbaşı 66–79
(a)		 79–62
(h)
2nd
round		 France Limoges 87–111
(h)		 54–129
(a)
1990–91 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (0–2) 1st
round		 Sweden Scania Södertälje 82–94
(a)		 59–68
(h)
1991–92 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (1–1) 1st
round		 Germany Trier 62–98
(a)		 102–80
(h)
1992–93 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup (0–2) 1st
round		 Netherlands Pro-Specs Den Bosch 73–101
(h)		 62–88
(a)
1993–94 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup (0–2) 2nd
round		 Italy Olitalia Siena 87–98
(h)		 78–91
(a)
1994–95 (1st-tier) FIBA European League (2–2) 1st
round		 Luxembourg Résidence 89–73
(a)		 79–53
(h)
2nd
round		 France Limoges 52–71
(h)		 57–84
(a)
(2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup (0–2) 3rd
round		 Israel Hapoel Tel Aviv 72–79
(h)		 66–86
(a)
1995–96 (1st-tier) FIBA European League (1–1) 1st
round		 Switzerland Fidefinanz Bellinzona 106–93
(h)		 69–93
(a)
1996–97 (2nd-tier) FIBA EuroCup (5–7) Group
stage		 Greece Apollon Patras 71–92
(a)		 76–84
(h)
Romania Universitatea Cluj 96–74
(a)		 109–79
(h)
Russia Aquarius 108–80
(h)		 68–80
(a)
Belgium Sunair Oostende 65–70
(h)		 79–78
(a)
Ukraine Budivelnyk 57–76
(a)		 93–102
(h)
Top 32 Greece Iraklis 86–78
(h)		 61–76
(a)
2001–02 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (0–2) 2nd
round		 Poland Prokom Trefl Sopot 84–103
(h)		 60–105
(a)
2003–04 (4th-tier) FIBA Europe Cup (4–4) Group
stage		 Switzerland Boncourt 87–75
(h)		 80–92
(a)
Germany TSK Würzburg 72–98
(a)		 81–73
(h)
QF Hungary Kaposvári 73–83
(a)		 65–54
(h)
SF Hungary Debreceni Vadkakasok
86–89
February 28, Central Conference Final stage Debrecen, Főnix Hall
f Germany TSK Würzburg
95–84
February 29, Central Conference Final stage Debrecen, Főnix Hall
2004–05 (4th-tier) FIBA Europe Cup (2–4) Group
stage		 Portugal Os Belenenses 78–80
(a)		 97–84
(h)
Hungary Albacomp-UPC 105–97
(h)		 80–86
(a)
Switzerland Boncourt 88–92
(a)		 73–85
(h)
2005–06 (4th-tier) FIBA EuroCup Challenge (1–3) Group
stage		 Croatia Dubrovnik 78–80
(a)		 97–84
(h)
Cyprus Apollon Limassol 73–85
(h)		 46–79
(a)
2006–07 (4th-tier) FIBA EuroCup Challenge (3–3) Group
stage		 Cyprus Keravnos 68–70
(h)		 86–90
(a)
Switzerland Boncourt 71–64
(a)		 87–73
(h)
Romania Mobitelco Cluj-Napoca 96–64
(h)		 62–79
(a)

Record

BC Brno has overall, from 1958-59 (first participation) to 2006-07 (last participation): 85 wins against 93 defeats in 178 games for all the European club competitions.

See also

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