KK Zadar in international competitions

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KK Zadar history and statistics in FIBA Europe and Euroleague Basketball (company) competitions.

Match table

Season Competition Record Round Opponent club
1965–66 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (2–6) 2nd
round 		Romania Dinamo Bucureşti 78–92
(a) 		70–56
(h)
QF Greece AEK 69–71
(h) 		71–76
(a)
Bulgaria CSKA Sofia 79–53
(h) 		58–84
(a)
Soviet Union CSKA Moscow 49–79
(a) 		84–87
(h)
1967–68 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (5–7) 1st
round 		Hungary Honvéd 72–86
(a) 		64–43
(h)
2nd
round 		Greece Panathinaikos 70–79
(a) 		89–62
(h)
QF Spain Juventud Badalona 85–69
(h) 		44–46
(a)
Bulgaria CSKA Sofia 75–89
(a) 		79–64
(h)
Italy Simmenthal Milano 60–75
(a) 		90–66
(h)
SF Spain Real Madrid 62–76
(a) 		65–68
(h)
1968–69 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (5–3) 2nd
round 		France ASVEL 54–74
(a) 		88–67
(h)
QF Spain Real Madrid 70–60
(h) 		68–80
(a)
Soviet Union CSKA Moscow 75–83
(a) 		74–73
(h)
Bulgaria Academic 89–85
(a) 		89–84
(h)
1970–71 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup Winner's Cup (3–2)
plus 1 draw 		1st
round 		Albania 17 Nëntori Tirana 73–60
(h) 		72–62
(a)
2nd
round 		Czechoslovakia Dukla Olomouc 85–85
(a) 		66–61
(h)
QF Soviet Union Spartak Leningrad 59–63
(a) 		78–98
(h)
1974–75 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (6–6) 2nd
round 		Bye
Zadar qualified without games
QF Czechoslovakia Slavia Prague 93–69
(h) 		85–86
(a)
Belgium Maes Pils Mechelen 94–91
(a) 		90–78
(h)
Italy Ignis Varese 85–91
(a) 		91–94
(h)
Bulgaria Balkan Botevgrad 106–61
(h) 		85–95
(a)
Austria Sefra Wien 86–80
(a) 		94–74
(h)
SF Spain Real Madrid 82–109
(a) 		117–130
(h)
1975–76 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (4–6) 2nd
round 		Bye
Zadar qualified without games
QF France ASVEL 73–70
(h) 		65–70
(a)
Finland Turun NMKY 73–84
(a) 		95–77
(h)
Bulgaria Academic 78–97
(a) 		89–90
(h)
Belgium Maes Pils Mechelen 93–90
(h) 		84–103
(a)
Italy Mobilgirgi Varese 74–101
(a) 		93–91
(h)
1979–80 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup Winner's Cup (5–5) 1st
round 		Hungary Soproni MAFC 109–104
(a) 		97–74
(h)
2nd
round 		Israel Hapoel Ramat Gan 75–80
(a) 		96–90
(h)
QF Italy Emerson Varese 92–120
(a) 		67–84
(h)
Spain FC Barcelona 86–120
(a) 		96–90
(h)
Turkey Eczacıbaşı 92–82
(h) 		85–94
(a)
1980–81 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (4–4) 2nd
round 		Turkey Beşiktaş 96–81
(a) 		88–64
(h)
Top 16 Soviet Union Dynamo Moscow 111–114
(h) 		98–102
(a)
Belgium Standard Liège 91–101
(a) 		120–99
(h)
France Orthez 104–103
(h) 		91–92
(a)
1981–82 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (7–3) 2nd
round 		Greece PAOK 94–88
(a) 		103–93
(h)
Top 16 Spain Joventut Sony 81–74
(h) 		88–84
(a)
Italy Cagiva Varese 75–83
(a) 		119–104
(h)
France Orthez 112–91
(h) 		105–108
(a)
SF France Limoges 92–84
(h) 		78–99
(a)
1982–83 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (9–3) 1st
round 		Cyprus Keravnos 115–61
(a) 		112–61
(h)
2nd
round 		Switzerland Pully 112–98
(a) 		119–97
(h)
Top 16 France Tours 81–104
(a) 		102–80
(h)
Belgium Maes Pils Mechelen 92–84
(a) 		89–79
(h)
Spain CAI Zaragoza 101–85
(h) 		85–94
(a)
SF Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Šibenka 78–70
(h) 		69–89
(a)
1983–84 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (6–2) 2nd
round 		Belgium Standard Liège 104–81
(h) 		95–78
(a)
Top 16 Greece PAOK 89–80
(h) 		72–67
(a)
France Orthez 77–90
(a) 		106–93
(h)
Italy Star Varese 97–83
(h) 		100–111
(a)
1984–85 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (1–1) 2nd
round 		Greece Aris 71–84
(a) 		94–89
(h)
1985–86 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (6–4) 1st
round 		Cyprus APOEL 121–40
(a) 		192–116
(h)
2nd
round 		Greece Panionios 97–78
(a) 		92–73
(h)
Top 16 France Olympique Antibes 101–78
(h) 		67–87
(a)
Greece PAOK 70–73
(a) 		98–79
(h)
Italy Berloni Torino 105–114
(h) 		68–85
(a)
1986–87 (1st-tier) FIBA European Champions Cup (8–6) 1st
round 		Luxembourg Sparta Bertrange 116–68
(a) 		113–71
(h)
2nd
round 		Bulgaria Levski-Spartak 90–88
(a) 		102–89
(h)
SF Israel Maccabi Elite 83–99
(a) 		78–81
(h)
Soviet Union Žalgiris 82–78
(h) 		88–70
(a)
Spain Real Madrid 79–92
(a) 		107–83
(h)
France Orthez 70–64
(h) 		69–73
(a)
Italy Tracer Milano 78–85
(h) 		85–106
(a)
1988–89 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (6–4) 2nd
round 		Turkey Efes Pilsen 123–84
(a) 		85–96
(h)
Top 16 Spain Ram Joventut 102–84
(h) 		69–90
(a)
Israel Hapoel Tel Aviv 93–84
(a) 		87–72
(h)
Greece Olympiacos 116–97
(h) 		77–66
(a)
SF Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Partizan 63–75
(a) 		84–88
(h)
1989–90 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (5–5) 1st
round 		Bulgaria Spartak Pleven 119–72
(a) 		132–68
(h)
2nd
round 		Belgium Maccabi Brussels 103–96
(a) 		116–105
(h)
Top 16 Italy Scavolini Pesaro 89–94
(h) 		93–112
(a)
Spain Ram Joventut 99–100
(h) 		72–79
(a)
France Orthez 85–87
(a) 		119–102
(h)
1990–91 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (5–4)
plus 1 draw 		2nd
round 		Soviet Union Kalev 75–85
(a) 		92–71
(h)
Top 16 Greece Panionios 81–91
(a) 		127–99
(h)
Spain Estudiantes Caja Postal 105–95
(h) 		65–84
(a)
Belgium Sunair Oostende 99–97
(a) 		112–72
(h)
QF France Mulhouse 84–84
(h) 		67–80
(a)
1991–92 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (9–3) 1st
round 		Hungary Körmendi Dózsa 97–85
(a) 		83–73
(h)
2nd
round 		Turkey TED Ankara Kolejliler 86–76
(a) 		98–95
(h)
Top 16 Italy Benetton Treviso 90–96
(h) 		90–81
(a)
Greece Nikas Peristeri 89–83
(a) 		118–92
(h)
Spain Taugrés 100–97
(h) 		72–79
(a)
QF Spain Fórum Filatélico 80–95
(h) 		91–83
(a)
1992–93 (1st-tier) FIBA European League (6–10) 2nd
round 		Russia CSKA Moscow 86–95
(a) 		88–78
(h)
Top 16 Italy Benetton Treviso 73–77
(h) 		71–92
(a)
Belgium Maes Pils Mechelen 75–93
(a) 		77–67
(h)
Spain Estudiantes Caja Postal 106–89
(h) 		72–106
(a)
Germany Bayer Leverkusen 72–79
(a) 		71–77
(h)
Greece Olympiacos 86–77
(h) 		61–75
(a)
France Pau-Orthez 75–85
(a) 		89–86
(h)
Spain Real Madrid 92–90
(h) 		76–105
(a)
1993–94 (2nd-tier) FIBA European Cup (5–9) 2nd
round 		Ukraine Bipa-Moda Odessa 87–83
(a) 		87–89
(h)
3rd
round 		Poland Nobiles Włocławek 86–60
(h) 		75–78
(a)
Top 12 Greece Sato Aris 95–98
(a) 		90–83
(h)
Israel Hapoel Galil Elyon 85–91
(a) 		85–93
(h)
Portugal Ovarense 82–94
(h) 		81–87
(a)
Bulgaria Levski Sofia 119–75
(h) 		97–92
(a)
France Pitch Cholet 81–93
(a) 		82–88
(h)
1996–97 (2nd-tier) FIBA EuroCup (6–6) Group
stage 		Belgium AST Gent 71–64
(h) 		69–80
(a)
Poland Śląsk Wrocław 64–80
(a) 		99–90
(h)
Cyprus Achilleas 93–80
(a) 		89–66
(h)
Netherlands Libertel Den Bosch 69–87
(h) 		97–88
(a)
Greece Iraklis 73–88
(a) 		93–87
(h)
Top 32 Greece Apollon Patras 56–75
(h) 		64–82
(a)
1997–98 (3rd-tier) FIBA Korać Cup (1–5) Group
stage 		Italy Mash Verona 64–76
(a) 		75–81
(h)
North Macedonia Orka Sport 69–75
(a) 		89–70
(h)
Turkey Kombassan Konya 62–65
(h) 		49–65
(a)
1998–99 (1st-tier) FIBA Euroleague (4–12) Group
stage 1 		Turkey Ülker 55–62
(a) 		73–85
(h)
Italy Kinder Bologna 55–65
(h) 		53–62
(a)
Russia CSKA Moscow 82–79
(h) 		68–66
(a)
Greece Olympiacos 55–71
(a) 		55–67
(h)
Germany Alba Berlin 85–78
(a) 		79–82
(h)
Group
stage 2 		France ASVEL 74–56
(h) 		61–69
(a)
Slovenia Union Olimpija 65–76
(a) 		61–72
(h)
Spain Real Madrid 68–73
(h) 		75–86
(a)
1999–00 (2nd-tier) FIBA Saporta Cup (14–4) Group
stage 		Slovenia Kovinotehna Savinjska Polzela 73–68
(h) 		93–77
(a)
Russia Arsenal Tula 70–49
(a) 		113–72
(h)
Spain Pamesa Valencia 66–71
(a) 		59–74
(h)
Estonia Tartu ÜSK Delta 69–65
(h) 		86–61
(a)
Cyprus Achilleas 85–68
(a) 		103–70
(h)
Top 32 Bulgaria Cherno More Port Varna 73–63
(a) 		99–70
(h)
Top 16 France Racing Paris 76–57
(h) 		67–72
(a)
QF Poland Zepter Śląsk Idea Wrocław 63–56
(a) 		69–64
(h)
SF Greece AEK 75–70
(h) 		67–82
(a)
2000–01 (1st-tier) Euroleague (2–8) Regular
season 		Switzerland Lugano Snakes 74–75
(a) 		118–79
(h)
Italy Paf Wennington Bologna 87–91
(h) 		77–81
(a)
Spain Adecco Estudiantes 81–93
(a) 		80–72
(h)
Greece Peristeri 79–92
(h) 		73–92
(a)
Lithuania Žalgiris 85–97
(a) 		86–87
(h)
2001–02 (1st-tier) Euroleague (2–12) Regular
season 		Slovenia Krka 94–91
(a) 		97–98
(h)
France Pau-Orthez 79–83
(h) 		73–101
(a)
Spain Real Madrid 73–81
(h) 		84–114
(a)
Italy Skipper Bologna 85–95
(a) 		76–82
(h)
Russia CSKA Moscow 73–90
(h) 		92–96
(a)
Greece Panathinaikos 64–102
(a) 		81–85
(h)
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Budućnost 88–79
(h) 		97–110
(a)
2002–03 (2nd-tier) ULEB Cup (7–7) Regular
season 		Netherlands Ricoh Astronauts 99–94
(a) 		90–80
(h)
Italy Metis Varese 73–71
(h) 		86–88
(a)
France Cholet 91–90
(h) 		65–76
(a)
Spain Caprabo Lleida 77–85
(a) 		81–79
(h)
Belgium Spirou Charleroi 66–86
(h) 		66–80
(a)
Top 16 France Gravelines 94–71
(h) 		64–78
(a)
QF Spain Pamesa Valencia 84–105
(a) 		93–80
(h)
2003–04 (2nd-tier) ULEB Cup (5–5) Regular
season 		Spain Auna Gran Canaria 72–66
(h) 		64–71
(a)
Spain Caprabo Lleida 66–71
(a) 		76–85
(h)
Austria Superfund Bulls 86–82
(h) 		88–76
(a)
Serbia and Montenegro Atlas 91–72
(a) 		82–75
(h)
Germany RheinEnergie Köln 73–75
(h) 		75–78
(a)
2004–05 (2nd-tier) ULEB Cup (5–5) Regular
season 		Spain Gran Canaria 64–82
(a) 		89–71
(h)
Greece Maroussi Honda 94–71
(h) 		72–78
(a)
France Cholet 76–70
(h) 		79–83
(a)
Netherlands MPC Capitals 71–73
(a) 		74–51
(h)
Belgium Telindus Oostende 81–64
(h) 		83–87
(a)
2005–06 (3rd-tier) FIBA EuroCup (5–7) Regular
season 		Spain Gran Canaria 71–73
(h) 		78–75
(a)
Belgium Leuven 74–81
(a) 		83–58
(h)
Germany RheinEnergie Köln 49–74
(a) 		75–67
(h)
Top 16 Russia Lokomotiv Rostov 61–76
(a) 		81–89
(h)
Belgium Dexia Mons-Hainaut 78–62
(h) 		90–92
(a)
Poland Śląsk Wrocław 92–58
(h) 		85–87
(a)
2007–08 (2nd-tier) ULEB Cup (8–6) Regular
season 		Russia UNICS 87–90
(a) 		76–64
(h)
Poland Turów Zgorzelec 85–74
(h) 		72–77
(a)
Netherlands EiffelTowers Den Bosch 83–93
(a) 		84–65
(h)
Israel Hapoel Migdal 83–84
(a) 		103–75
(h)
France Strasbourg 94–65
(h) 		83–74
(a)
Top 32 Ukraine Azovmash 80–82
(a) 		77–60
(h)
Top 16 Spain Pamesa Valencia 74–69
(h) 		70–93
(a)
2008–09 (2nd-tier) Eurocup (7–6) Regular
season 		Greece Maroussi Costa Coffee 87–79
(h) 		75–91
(a)
Latvia ASK Riga 94–106
(a) 		83–68
(h)
France Chorale Roanne 84–66
(a) 		82–70
(h)
Top 16 Turkey Türk Telekom 82–89
(a) 		94–86
(h)
Italy Benetton Treviso 76–84
(h) 		81–94
(a)
Russia UNICS 93–91
(h) 		71–69
(a)
QF Spain Iurbentia Bilbao
73–79
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2009–10 (2nd-tier) Eurocup (3–3) Regular
season 		Greece Aris 68–73
(h) 		67–73
(a)
Lithuania Šiauliai 95–91
(a) 		110–87
(h)
Israel Hapoel Migdal 74–93
(a) 		86–69
(h)
2010–11 (3rd-tier) FIBA EuroChallenge (4–8) Regular
season 		Turkey Pınar Karşıyaka 81–88
(a) 		82–77
(h)
Cyprus APOEL 95–73
(h) 		56–61
(a)
Cyprus Intercollege ETHA Engomis 66–78
(a) 		81–67
(h)
Top 16 Russia Lokomotiv Kuban 69–87
(a) 		71–81
(h)
Czech Republic Prostějov 96–90
(h) 		82–99
(a)
Belgium Telenet Oostende 73–85
(h) 		53–76
(a)

Record

KK Zadar has overall from 1965-66 (first participation) to 2010-11 (last participation): 180 wins against 187 defeats plus 2 draws in 369 games for all the European club competitions.

  • (1st–tier) FIBA European Champions Cup or FIBA European League or FIBA Euroleague or Euroleague: 44–76 in 120 games.
  • (2nd–tier) FIBA European Cup Winner's Cup or FIBA European Cup or FIBA Eurocup: 33–26 plus 1 draw in 60 games.
  • (2nd–tier) ULEB Cup or Eurocup: 35–32 in 67 games.
  • (3rd–tier) FIBA Korać Cup: 59–38 plus 1 draw in 98 games.
  • (3rd–tier) FIBA EuroCup or FIBA EuroChallenge: 9–15 in 24 games.

See also

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