KK Partizan in Europe

Košarkaški klub Partizan is a professional basketball club based in Belgrade, Serbia that competes in the Basketball League of Serbia, Adriatic League and Euroleague. The club was founded on 4 October 1945, as a basketball section of the Sports Association of the Central House of the Yugoslav Army.

The most significant trophy the club has won is the European Champion trophy at the Final Four of the Euroleague in Istanbul in 1992. KK Partizan was not allowed to defend the Euroleague title in the 1992–93 season, because of UN sanctions. They also won 3 Radivoj Korać Cups in 1978, 1979 and 1989. Other notable results include 3rd places in Champions Cup in 1982 and 1988, participation in Final Fours in 1998 and 2010, and Korać Cup final in 1974 and semifinal in 1975.

Partizan recorded its biggest win in European competitions on November 6, 1985 in Belgrade against DBV Charlottenburg (now ALBA Berlin). The final result was 129:79, with Partizan winning by 50 points. The biggest defeat happened on November 15, 2013 in Moscow when CSKA won by 42 points, 88:46.

Matches

This is a list of all Partizan's matches in official FIBA Europe and Euroleague Basketball (company) European club competitions.

1966–79

Season	Competition	Round	Opposition	Score
1966-67	Cup Winners' Cup^[1]	R2	İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi	75–71 (A), 80–58 (H)
1966-67	Cup Winners' Cup^[1]	Quarterfinals	Ignis Varese	55–83 (A), 73–76 (H)
1973-74	Korać Cup^[2]	R2	XAN Thessaloniki	79–77 (A), 88–63 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group D	Mobilquatro Milano	84–64 (H), 82–85 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group D	Joventut Badalona	83–87 (A), 82–75 (H)
		Semifinals	Jugoplastika Split	108–97 (H), 75–85 (A)

Finals	Forst Cantù	86–99 (A), 68–75 (H)
1974-75	Korać Cup^[2]	R1	Vevey Basket	91–85 (A), 102–80 (H)
		R2	Caen	100–79 (H), 87–90 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group B	Innocenti Olimpia Milano	88–104 (A), 84–69 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group B	Sunair Oostende	97–85 (A), 103–73 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group B	ASPO Tours	110–80 (H), 86–98 (A)
		Semifinals	Forst Cantù	101-88 (H), 67-84 (A)
1975-76	Korać Cup^[2]	R2	bye
		Quarterfinal Group C	TuS 04 Leverkusen	88–96 (A), 96–83 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group C	Synudine Virtus Bologna	99–82 (H), 75–98 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group C	Cherno More Varna	107–89 (H), 102–118 (A)
1976-77	Champions Cup^[3]	Quarterfinal Group F	Spartak Zbrojovka Brno	85–96 (H), 100–93 (A)
1976-77	Champions Cup^[3]	Quarterfinal Group F	Academic Sofia	98–113 (A), 117–74 (H)
1977-78	Korać Cup^[2]	R1	R.S.C. Anderlecht	80–98 (A), 110–87 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Nice Basket	96–98 (A), 99–85 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group A	AEK Athens	93–78 (H), 99–88 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Emerson Genova	100–78 (H), 86–94 (A)
		Semifinals	Joventut Badalona	109–114 (A), 107–95 (H)

Finals	Bosna	117-110
1978-79	Korać Cup^[2]	Quarterfinal Group B	Olympique Antibes	88–87 (A), 90–83 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group B	Pagnossin Gorizia	113–93 (A), 111–89 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group B	Hapoel Haifa	103–96 (H), 93–89 (A)
		Semifinals	Jugoplastika Split	97–96 (A), 98–96 (H)

Finals	Arrigoni AMG Sebastiani Basket	108-98

1980–89

Season	Competition	Round	Opposition	Score
1979-80	Champions Cup^[3]	Quarterfinal Group E	Partizani Tirana	115–82 (H), 98–101 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group E	Al-Ittihad Aleppo	111–67 (H), 94–69 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group E	Budapesti Honvéd SE	110–107 (A), 104–88 (H)
		Semifinal Group	Bosna	96-93 (H), 86-93 (A)
		Semifinal Group	Real Madrid	83-110 (A), 87-100 (H)
		Semifinal Group	EBBC Den Bosch	65-91 (A), 77-83 (H)
		Semifinal Group	Synudine Virtus Bologna	70-96 (H), 84-90 (A)
		Semifinal Group	Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	71-87 (A), 91-95 (H)
1980-81	Korać Cup^[2]	R2	Caen	84–83 (A), 98–78 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group B	Sunair Oostende	112–94 (H), 74–76 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group B	Joventut Badalona	104–87 (H), 63–67 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group B	ASVEL Basket	81–96 (A), 116–89 (H)
1981-82	Champions Cup^[3]	Quarterfinal Group C	Eczacıbaşı SK	94–79 (H), 85–72 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group C	TJ Slavia Prague	99–97 (A), 85–80 (H)
		Semifinal Group	Nashua EBBC	105-76 (H), 96-92 (A)
		Semifinal Group	Squibb Cantù	74-90 (A), 104-89 (H)
		Semifinal Group	Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	83-84 (H), 86-88 (A)
		Semifinal Group	Panathinaikos Athens	106-91 (A), 98-83 (H)
		Semifinal Group	FC Barcelona	117-98 (H), 85-119 (A)
1982-83	Korać Cup^[2]	R2	bye
		Quarterfinal Group C	Joventut Badalona	117–97 (H), 80–75 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group C	AS Monaco Basket	88–100 (A), 91–102 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group C	MBK Dynamo	110–102 (H), 90–99 (A)
1983-84	Korać Cup^[2]	R2	Eczacıbaşı SK	72-93 (A), 79-62 (H)
1985-86	Korać Cup^[2]	R1	AB Contern	108–83 (A), 101–60 (H)
		R2	DBV Charlottenburg	96–89 (A), 129–79 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group D	Mobilgirgi Juventus Caserta	98–96 (H), 81–102 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group D	Cacaolat Granollers	110–88 (H), 90–100 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group D	EB Orthez	105–103 (A), 94–105 (H)
1986-87	Korać Cup^[2]	R2	PAOK	69–79 (A), 90–75 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group C	CAI Zaragoza	100–97 (H), 91–98 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group C	RUS Assubel Mariembourg	99–92 (A), 109–93 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group C	Berloni Torino	101–90 (H), 90–91 (A)
1987-88	Champions Cup^[3]	R2	Körmendi Dózsa MTE	130–94 (A), 101–71 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group	Nashua EBBC	101–94 (H), 106–85 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group	Tracer Olimpia Milano	83–93 (A), 92–85 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group	EB Orthez	94-89 (H), 73-70 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group	FC Barcelona	88-84 (A), 96-90 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group	Aris	101-94 (H), 87-96 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group	Saturn Köln	101-95 (A), 99-110 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group	Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	85-77 (H), 84-98 (A)
		Semifinals	Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	82-87

Third-place playoff	Aris	105-93
1988-89	Korać Cup^[2]	R2	Levski Spartak Sofia	90–96 (A), 128–79 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Divarese Varese	75–71 (H), 77–75 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group A	RUS Assubel Mariembourg	98–91 (H), 108–102 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Estudiantes	76–66 (A), 102–93 (H)
		Semifinals	Zadar	75–63 (H), 88–84 (A)

Finals	Wiwa Vismara Cantù	76-89 (A), 101-82 (H)

1990–99

Season	Competition	Round	Opposition	Score
1989-90	Cup Winners' Cup^[1]	R2	Apollon Limassol	100–71 (A), 82–68 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group B	Mulhouse Basket	91–83 (H), 71–80 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group B	Real Madrid	88–105 (H), 76–101 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group B	PAOK	81–93 (A), 95–79 (H)
1991-92	European League^[3]	R2	Szolnoki Olaj	92-65 (A), 89-72 (H)
		Group B	Commodore	81–75 (A), 111–77 (H)
		Group B	Maes Piels Mechelen	87-67 (H), 72-86 (A)
		Group B	Philips Olimpia Milano	86-70 (H), 94-89 (A)
		Group B	Joventut Badalona	76-79 (A), 76-75 (H)
		Group B	TSV Bayer 04	73-80 (A), 93-69 (H)
		Group B	Estudiantes	75–95 (H), 72–75 (A)
		Group B	Aris	83–75 (A), 99–65 (H)
		Quarterfinals	Knorr Virtus Bologna	78-65 (H), 60-61 (A), 69-65 (H)
		Semifinals	Philips Olimpia Milano	82-75

Finals	Joventut Badalona	71-70
1995-96	European League^[3]	R1	Plama Pleven	93-83 (A), 92-95 (H)
	European League^[3]	R2	Benfica	64-64 (H), 95-112 (A)
	European Cup^[1]	R3	Hapoel Galil Elyon	69-76 (H), 87-64 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Žalgiris Kaunas	90-99 (H), 84-93 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Bnei Herzliya	98-85 (H), 107-94 (A)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Limoges CSP	78-75 (A), 103-90 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Sunair Oostende	77-82 (A), 88-67 (H)
		Quarterfinal Group A	Taugrés Baskonia	76-80 (H), 88-99 (A)
1996-97	Euroleague^[3]	Group D	Caja San Fernando	67-72 (A), 66-72 (H)
		Group D	Efes Pilsen Istanbul	76–72 (H), 77–93 (A)
		Group D	Pau-Orthez	84-75 (H), 77-73 (A)
		Group D	Kinder Virtus Bologna	83-100 (A), 78-70 (H)
		Group D	MBK Dynamo	72-71 (A), 97-64 (H)
		Group H	Croatia Osiguranje Split	75-76 (A), 71-82 (H)
		Group H	FC Barcelona	91–87 (H), 73–75 (A)
		Group H	TSV Bayer 04	81–70 (A), 89–76 (H)
		Round of 16	Olympiacos Piraeus	71-81 (H), 61-60 (A), 69-74 (H)
1997-98	Euroleague^[3]	Group C	Ülker Gençlik	95-86 (H), 81-80 (A)
		Group C	FC Barcelona	71–87 (A), 106–110 (H)
		Group C	Hapoel Jerusalem	79-59 (H), 84-88 (A)
		Group C	Kinder Virtus Bologna	72-77 (A), 49-74 (H)
		Group C	Pau-Orthez	86-72 (H), 70-74 (A)
		Group H	Cibona	70-78 (H), 66-84 (A)
		Group H	Teamsystem Fortitudo Bologna	82–85 (A), 76–66 (H)
		Group H	AEK	71–73 (H), 76–68 (A)
		Round of 16	Olympiacos Piraeus	78-74 (A), 72-60 (H)
		Quarterfinals	CSKA Moscow	87-72 (H), 52-77 (A), 89-77 (H)
		Semifinals	Kinder Virtus Bologna	61-83
		Third-place playoff	Benetton Treviso	89-96
1998-99	Saporta Cup^[1]	Group D	Zagreb	76–64 (H), 97–87 (A)
		Group D	Atomeromu SE	92–85 (H), 84–64 (A)
		Group D	AEK	62–71 (A), 87–82 (H)
		Group D	Pivovarna Laško	86–71 (A), 89–68 (H)
		Group D	Torpan Pojat	95–81 (H), 82–71 (A)
		Round of 32	ASK Brocēni	97–84 (A), 87–89 (H)
		Round of 16	Türk Telekom	85–70 (A), 76–43 (H)
		Quarterfinals	Benetton Treviso	77–90 (A), 73–73 (H)

2000–09

Season	Competition	Round	Opposition	Score
1999-00	Saporta Cup^[1]	Group E	UKJ Suba Basketball	70–67 (A), 91–66 (H)
		Group E	Slovakofarma Pezinok	70–65 (A), 89–93 (H)
		Group E	Telekom Baskets Bonn	76–70 (H), 68–77 (A)
		Group E	F.C. Porto	79–73 (H), 66–69 (A)
		Group E	Hercules	71-79 (A), 54-60 (H)
2000-01	SuproLeague^[3]	Group B	Pau-Orthez	75–69 (H), 81–92 (A)
		Group B	Iraklis	76–91 (A), 93–81 (H)
		Group B	Krka	77–67 (H), 79–78 (A)
		Group B	Scavolini Victoria Libertas	76–73 (H), 93–84 (A)
		Group B	Plannja Basket	90-81 (A), 99-88 (H)
		Group B	Telindus Oostende	89–80 (H), 88–94 (A)
		Group B	Efes Pilsen Istanbul	82–93 (A), 79–68 (H)
		Group B	TSV Bayer 04	108–99 (H), 81–95 (H)
		Group B	Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	53–89 (A), 73–95 (H)
		Round of 16	ASVEL Basket	80–73 (H), 76–94 (A), 62-73 (H)
2001-02	Euroleague^[3]	Group D	Telindus Oostende	86–77 (H), 94–104 (A)
		Group D	AEK	70–106 (A), 69–74 (H)
		Group D	Ural Great	85–80 (H), 111–100 (A)
		Group D	Tau Ceramica Baskonia	85–80 (A), 59–65 (H)
		Group D	Cibona	81–76 (H), 71–85 (A)
		Group D	Scavolini Victoria Libertas	68-80 (A), 98-86 (H)
		Group D	ASVEL Basket	91–78 (A), 82–88 (H)
2002-03	Euroleague^[3]	Group C	Real Madrid	82–86 (H), 78–89 (A)
		Group C	CSKA Moscow	57–93 (A), 93–81 (H)
		Group C	Virtus Bologna	73–86 (H), 64–81 (A)
		Group C	Olympiacos Piraeus	80–78 (A), 81–71 (H)
		Group C	Śląsk Wrocław	85–86 (H), 74–83 (A)
		Group C	ASVEL Basket	79-71 (H), 103-104 (A)
		Group C	Ülker Gençlik	74–84 (A), 86–90 (H)
2003-04	Euroleague^[3]	Group A	Union Olimpija	67–69 (A), 77–67 (H)
		Group A	Ülker Gençlik	77–68 (H), 73–81 (A)
		Group A	Lottomatica Virtus Roma	77–63 (A), 73–81 (H)
		Group A	Cibona VIP	93–81 (H), 69–92 (A)
		Group A	Pau-Orthez	78–81 (A), 75–77 (H)
		Group A	FC Barcelona	61-57 (H), 91-95 (A)
		Group A	AEK	92–95 (A), 78–71 (H)
2004-05	Euroleague^[3]	Group A	Prokom Trefl	64–66 (H), 68–76 (A)
		Group A	Adecco Estudiantes	59–71 (A), 83–77 (H)
		Group A	Real Madrid	87–92 (H), 66–82 (A)
		Group A	Climamio Fortitudo Bologna	91–103 (A), 85–88 (H)
		Group A	Olympiacos Piraeus	87–73 (H), 74–100 (A)
		Group A	Cibona VIP	78-81 (H), 76-85 (A)
		Group A	Efes Pilsen Istanbul	63–78 (A), 49–74 (H)
2005-06	Euroleague^[3]	Group C	Pau-Orthez	57–82 (H), 69–77 (A)
		Group C	Montepaschi Mens Sana	59–66 (A), 75–73 (H)
		Group C	Real Madrid	63–75 (H), 68–85 (A)
		Group C	Panathinaikos Athens	62–81 (A), 93–94 (H)
		Group C	Ülker Gençlik	85–69 (A), 64–100 (H)
		Group C	Unicaja Málaga	67-86 (H), 79-83 (A)
		Group C	CSKA Moscow	58–89 (A), 79–92 (H)
2006-07	Euroleague^[3]	Group B	Lottomatica Virtus Roma	60–65 (A), 73–63 (H)
		Group B	Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	103–91 (H), 83–85 (A)
		Group B	Joventut Badalona	51–82 (A), 74–83 (H)
		Group B	Cibona VIP	101–92 (H), 72–89 (A)
		Group B	Union Olimpija	71–70 (A), 106–60 (H)
		Group B	Panathinaikos Athens	65-73 (H), 93-80 (A)
		Group B	Unicaja Málaga	58–66 (A), 90–94 (H)
		Top 16 Group E	Olympiacos Piraeus	84–92 (H), 75–79 (A)
		Top 16 Group E	CSKA Moscow	44-67 (A), 55-86 (H)
		Top 16 Group E	Joventut Badalona	85-70 (H), 89-80 (A)
2007-08	Euroleague^[3]	Group C	AXA FC Barcelona	81–78 (H), 69–95 (A)
		Group C	Chorale Roanne Basket	88–87 (A), 82–76 (H)
		Group C	Panathinaikos Athens	90–94 (H), 66–67 (A)
		Group C	Real Madrid	64–75 (A), 72–80 (H)
		Group C	Lottomatica Virtus Roma	91–86 (H), 87–88 (A)
		Group C	Brose Baskets	62-78 (A), 85-37 (H)
		Group C	Fenerbahçe Ülker	72–76 (H), 91–86 (A)
		Top 16 Group D	Montepaschi Mens Sana	54–71 (A), 78–75 (H)
		Top 16 Group D	Panathinaikos Athens	65-67 (A), 82-73 (H)
		Top 16 Group D	Efes Pilsen Istanbul	78-65 (H), 83-79 (A)
		Quarterfinals	Tau Ceramica Baskonia	66-74 (A), 76-55 (H), 68-85 (A)
2008-09	Euroleague^[3]	Group D	Efes Pilsen Istanbul	61–60 (A), 83–77 (H)
		Group D	Real Madrid	81–77 (H), 67–68 (A)
		Group D	Armani Jeans Olimpia Milano	81–76 (H), 59–73 (A)
		Group D	Panionios	67–72 (A), 80–57 (H)
		Group D	CSKA Moscow	62–63 (H), 66–63 (A)
		Top 16 Group G	Panathinaikos Athens	63-81 (A), 63-56 (H)
		Top 16 Group G	Lottomatica Virtus Roma	84–76 (H), 72–88 (A)
		Top 16 Group G	Unicaja Málaga	60–59 (H), 78–74 (A)
		Quarterfinals	CSKA Moscow	47-56 (A), 50-77 (A), 56-67 (H)

2010–present

Season	Competition	Round	Opposition	Score
2009-10	Euroleague^[3]	Group B	Unicaja Málaga	64–72 (H), 72–64 (A)
		Group B	Efes Pilsen Istanbul	67–77 (A), 93–92 (H)
		Group B	Entente Orléans Loiret	78–71 (H), 72–75 (A)
		Group B	Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius	56–78 (A), 97–67 (H)
		Group B	Olympiacos Piraeus	86–80 (H), 60–81 (A)
		Top 16 Group E	Panathinaikos Athens	64-58 (A), 66-82 (H)
		Top 16 Group E	Regal FC Barcelona	67–66 (H), 64–82 (A)
		Top 16 Group E	Maroussi Athens	49–57 (A), 79–76 (H)
		Quarterfinals	Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv	85-77 (A), 78-98 (A), 81-73 (H), 76-67 (H)
		Semifinals	Olympiacos Piraeus	80-83
		Third-place playoff	CSKA Moscow	88-90
2010-11	Euroleague^[3]	Group A	Žalgiris Kaunas	62–73 (A), 68–62 (H)
		Group A	Khimki Moscow	72–68 (H), 65–92 (A)
		Group A	Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv	54–67 (H), 62-76 (A)
		Group A	Asseco Prokom Gdynia	69-62 (A), 61-59 (H)
		Group A	Caja Laboral	74-71 (H), 71-87 (A)
		Top 16 Group G	Real Madrid	58-78 (A), 56-61 (H)
		Top 16 Group G	Efes Pilsen Istanbul	76-79 (H), 67-65 (A)
		Top 16 Group G	Montepaschi Siena	58-66 (H), 74-77 (A)
2011–12	Euroleague^[3]	Group C	Anadolu Efes	73–84 (H), 58–67 (A)
		Group C	Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv	66–70 (A), 74–71 (H)
		Group C	Spirou Basket	91-81 (H), 79-84 (A)
		Group C	Real Madrid	80-79 (H), 83-101 (A)
		Group C	EA7 Emporio Armani	69-65 (A), 66-72 (H)
2012–13	Euroleague^[3]	Group D	Beşiktaş	65-81 (A), 87-72 (H)
		Group D	CSKA Moscow	71-76 (H), 61-78 (A)
		Group D	Lietuvos Rytas	61-69 (A), 75-74 (H)
		Group D	Regal FC Barcelona	82-85 (A), 67-68 (H)
		Group D	Brose Baskets	72-77 (H), 90-92 (A)
2013–14	Euroleague^[3]	Group A	FC Barcelona Regal	60-67 (A), 64-82 (H)
		Group A	JSF Nanterre	73-43 (H), 61-62 (A)
		Group A	Budivelnyk	69-74 (A), 76-61 (H)
		Group A	Fenerbahçe Ülker	78-88 (H), 79-77 (A)
		Group A	CSKA Moscow	46-88 (A), 62-73 (H)
		Top 16 Group F	Real Madrid	64–80 (H), 57-80 (A)
		Top 16 Group F	FC Bayern Munich	65–71 (A), 70-55 (H)
		Top 16 Group F	CSKA Moscow	73–72 (H), 52-84 (A)
		Top 16 Group F	Lokomotiv Kuban	81-87 (H), 73-84 (A)
		Top 16 Group F	Maccabi Tel Aviv	67-88 (A), 72–70 (H)
		Top 16 Group F	Žalgiris Kaunas	77-89 (A), 77–67 (H)
		Top 16 Group F	Galatasaray Liv Hospital	70–78 (H), 55-64 (A)

References

1 2 3 4 5 Saporta Cup Results
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Korać Cup Results
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Euroleague Results

External sources

Basketball competition results at linguasport.com

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History	Euroleague 1992 KK Partizan in Euroleague

Home arenas	New Belgrade Sport Hall (1968–1992) Pionir Hall (1992–present) Kombank Arena (2009–present)

Rivalry	The Eternal derby

Media	Web TV

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Parent club: JSD Partizan

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