S.L. Benfica (basketball)
Results in European competitions
Note: Benfica score is always listed first.

S.L. Benfica (basketball)

Section Title: Results in European competitions
Table Section Text: Note: Benfica score is always listed first.

Season	Competition	Round	Opposition	Score

1961–62	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	Italy Pallacanestro Varese	49–73 (H) 101–48 (A)

1962–63	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	Spain Real Madrid	61–97 (H) 110–47 (A)

1963–64	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	—	Bye

First round	Poland Legia Warsaw	Forfeit (0–2)

1965–66	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	Morocco Wydad Casablanca	53–54 (A) 76–77 (H) 61–63 (N)

1966–67	FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup	Qualifying round	Spain Joventut Badalona	107–38 (A) 57–118 (H)

1970–71	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	Hungary Budapest Honvéd SE	67–112 (H) 118–66 (A)

1972–73	FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup	First qualifying round	England Sutton Basket	76–77 (A) 77–71 (H)

Second qualifying round	Belgium Antwerp BC	86–83 (H) 120–80 (A)

1973–74	FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup	Second qualifying round	Spain Estudiantes Madrid	91–75 (H) 93–61 (A)

1981–82	FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup	First qualifying round	Belgium BBK Gent	81–83 (H) 101–81 (A)

1986–87	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	England Manchester United	91–67 (A) 87–79 (H)

1987–88	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	Luxembourg BBC Sparta Bertrange	122–77 (H) 84–108 (A)

First round	Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv	111–86 (A) 79–81 (H)

1988–89	FIBA Korać Cup	Qualifying round	Belgium Antwerp Giants	83–75 (A) 95–88 (H)

1989–90	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	Italy Olimpia Milano	99–112 (H) 92–73 (A)

1990–91	FIBA European Champions Cup	Qualifying round	West Germany Bayer Leverkusen	87–85 (H) 110–74 (A)

1991–92	FIBA European League	Preliminary round II	France Olympique Antibes	89–76 (H) 88–74 (A)

1991–92	FIBA European Cup	Preliminary round III	Hungary Szolnoki Olaj	100–79 (H) 75–84 (A)

Semi-final round Group B	Slovenia Union Olimpija	91–88 (A) 47–84 (H)

Greece Panionios	89–77 (A) 88–76 (H)

Israel Hapoel Galil Elyon	79–74 (H) 78–95 (A)

Spain Real Madrid	75–78 (H) 102–79 (A)

France Pau-Orthez	89–80 (A) 79–90 (H)

1992–93	FIBA European League	Preliminary round I	Luxembourg Etzella Ettelbruck	72–113 (A) 105–58 (H)

Preliminary round II	Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv	75–89 (H) 100–81 (A)

1992–93	FIBA European Cup	Preliminary round III	Bulgaria CSKA Sofia	111–83 (H) 80–84 (A)

Semi-final round Group B	France Cholet Basket	82–98 (A) 84–73 (H)

Croatia Split	60–70 (H) 79–56 (A)

Greece Aris	67–75 (H) 83–72 (A)

Ukraine Budivelnyk	79–77 (A) 88–75 (H)

Israel Hapoel Galil Elyon	74–93 (A) 73–80 (H)

1993–94	FIBA European League	Preliminary round I	Israel Hapoel Tel Aviv	83–75 (A) 87–67 (H)

Preliminary round II	Slovenia Union Olimpija	87–63 (H) 91–76 (A)

Semi-final round Group B	Greece Panathinaikos	83–73 (A) 69–76 (H)

Turkey Anadolu Efes	61–77 (H) 80–67 (A)

Italy Pallacanestro Cantù	75–64 (A) 83–64 (H)

Italy Virtus Bologna	102–90 (H) 97–57 (A)

Croatia Cibona	67–66 (H) 75–63 (A)

Spain Joventut Badalona	76–79 (A) 78–89 (H)

France Pau-Orthez	72–80 (A) 72–74 (H)

1994–95	FIBA European League	Preliminary round II	Hungary Budapest Honvéd SE	85–94 (A) 96–89 (H)

Semi-final round Group A	Russia CSKA Moscow	103–61 (A) 102–80 (H)

Slovenia Union Olimpija	81–84 (H) 64–56 (A)

Greece PAOK	74–68 (A) 77–75 (H)

Greece Panathinaikos	49–67 (H) 80–60 (A)

Spain Real Madrid	70–54 (A) 62–66 (H)

Italy Victoria Pesaro	88–75 (A) 69–88 (H)

Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv	81–90 (H) 86–75 (A)

1995–96	FIBA European League	Preliminary round II	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Partizan Belgrade	64–64 (A) 112–95 (H)

Semi-final round Group B	Croatia Cibona	65–79 (H) 64–59 (A)

France Pau-Orthez	76–61 (A) 99–90 (H)

Israel Maccabi Tel Aviv	74–66 (A) 82–94 (H)

Italy Virtus Bologna	83–85 (H) 97–81 (A)

Greece Panathinaikos	67–51 (A) 96–87 (H)

Spain Real Madrid	73–78 (H) 86–81 (A)

Spain Barcelona	55–76 (H) 106–94 (A)

1996–97	FIBA EuroCup	Group C	Bulgaria Spartak Pleven	111–98 (A) 95–75 (H)

Germany ratiopharm Ulm	91–81 (H) 82–69 (A)

Israel Hapoel Galil Elyon	78–64 (H) 92–85 (A)

Spain Real Madrid	59–60 (A) 73–76 (H)

Republic of Macedonia MZT Skopje	77–75 (H) 75–73 (A)

Last 16	France Paris Racing	63–81 (H) 80–86 (A)

1997–98	FIBA Korać Cup	Additional preliminary round	Switzerland Fribourg Olympic	66–67 (H) 63–78 (A)

Group F	Netherlands Den Helder Seals	80–56 (H) 63–76 (A)

France Montpellier	86–78 (A) 75–76 (H)

Germany Brose Baskets	93–95 (H) 89–77 (A)

1998–99	FIBA Korać Cup	Additional preliminary round	Switzerland SAV Vacallo Basket	80–74 (H) 72–84 (A)

Group H	Israel Maccabi Rishon	93–99 (H) 74–77 (A)

France Les Mans Sarthe	72–78 (H) 78–65 (A)

Germany Brose Baskets	70–59 (A) 63–69 (H)

2004–05	ULEB Cup	Group G	Germany Baskets Bonn	71–74 (H) 80–62 (A)

Poland Śląsk Wrocław	85–83 (A) 60–70 (H)

Lithuania Lietuvos rytas	74–49 (A) 57–59 (H)

Serbia and Montenegro Red Star Belgrade	66–106 (H) 83–69 (A)

Italy Pompea Napoli	87–82 (A) 67–104 (H)

2010–11	EuroChallenge	EuroChallenge qualifying round	Ukraine BC Ferro-ZNTU	105–105 (H) 72–77 (A)

Group C	Bulgaria Lukoil Academic	92–71 (A) 86–79 (H)

Switzerland Lugano Tigers	89–84 (H) 74–52 (A)

Estonia Tartu Ülikool	80–74 (H) 80–64 (A)

Last 16 Group K	Latvia Ventspils	100–65 (A) 71–74 (H)

France Gravelines-Dunkerque	64–67 (H) 91–82 (A)

Sweden Norrköping Dolphins	83–75 (H) 80–74 (A)

2014–15	EuroChallenge	Group E	Belgium Belfius Mons-Hainaut	69–79 (H) 92–63 (A)

France JSF Nanterre	80–68 (A) 86–96 (H)

Finland Kataja Basket	90–93 (A) 107–82 (H)

2015–16	FIBA Europe Cup	Group B	Croatia Cibona	79–83 (H) 74–66 (A)

Hungary Soproni KC	65–78 (A) 91–62 (H)

Belgium Antwerp Giants	84–76 (A) 77–79 (H)

2016–17	Basketball Champions League	Second qualifying round	Italy Pallacanestro Varese	72–75 (H) 70–72 (A)

FIBA Europe Cup	Group A	Hungary Alba Fehérvár	77–74 (H) 90–71 (A)

France Élan Chalon	90–76 (A) 77–69 (H)

Belgium Basic-Fit Brussels	74–79 (A) 75–80 (H)

Second round	Bulgaria Lukoil Academic	72–84 (A) 67–76 (H)

Netherlands Donar	82–94 (H) 81–78 (A)

Russia Enisey Krasnoyarsk	99–69 (A) 58–89 (H)

2017–18	Basketball Champions League	First qualifying round	Austria Kapfenberg Bulls	75–72 (A) 67–62 (H)

Second qualifying round	Bulgaria Lukoil Academic	82–91 (H) 71–87 (A)

FIBA Europe Cup	Group B	Lithuania Nevėžis	88–83 (H) 68–94 (A)

Denmark Bakken Bears	76–95 (A) 95–108 (H)

Russia Avtodor Saratov	86–97 (H) 71–110 (A)

2018–19	FIBA Europe Cup	Second qualifying round	Italy Dinamo Sassari	66–100 (A) 92–111 (H)

Sentence(s)

In the 2014–15 season, Benfica played in EuroChallenge of Group E.

final_sentence: In the 2014–15 season, Benfica played in EuroChallenge of Group E.