Fortitudo Pallacanestro Bologna in international competitions
European competitions

Fortitudo Pallacanestro Bologna in international competitions

Section Title: European competitions
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Record	Round	Opponent club

1976–77 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier

8–3	1st round	Portugal Sangalhos	97–68 (a)	108–41 (h)

2nd round	Greece Panionios	96–72 (a)	89–58 (h)

Top 12	Israel Hapoel Tel Aviv	98–85 (h)	82–81 (a)

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Bosna	84–96 (a)	90–77 (h)

SF	France Berck	81–68 (h)	88–95 (a)

-	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Jugoplastika	84–87 April 5, Palasport della Fiera, Genoa

1981–82 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier

5–5	1st round	Greece Iraklis	86–56 (h)	87–102 (a)

2nd round	Czechoslovakia Zbrojovka Brno	104–86 (h)	59–60 (a)

Top 16	France Tours	103–86 (h)	91–93 (a)

Turkey Efes Pilsen	89–84 (h)	92–99 (a)

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Crvena zvezda	84–82 (h)	79–91 (a)

1982–83 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier

3–1	1st round	Greece AEK	89–72 (a)	68–60 (h)

2nd round	France Monaco	73–65 (h)	62–72 (a)

1994–95 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier

7–3 +2 draws	2nd round	Slovakia Ozeta Trenčín	94–60 (a)	84–58 (h)

3rd round	Czech Republic USK Praha	69–69 (a)	82–80 (h)

Top 16	Spain TDK Manresa	76–72 (a)	89–81 (h)

France Pitch Cholet	79–83 (a)	82–70 (h)

Turkey Ülker	82–75 (h)	68–72 (a)

QF	Germany Alba Berlin	73–77 (a)	80–80 (h)

1995–96 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier

11–3	2nd round	Israel Hapoel Holon	89–75 (a)	88–60 (h)

3rd round	Germany UniVersa Bamberg	72–62 (a)	80–70 (h)

Top 16	Spain Amway Zaragoza	77–76 (a)	82–81 (h)

Germany Alba Berlin	101–79 (h)	78–86 (a)

Greece Aris Moda Bagno	60–83 (a)	88–84 (h)

QF	Italy Scavolini Pesaro	84–81 (a)	100–89 (h)

SF	Turkey Efes Pilsen	78–102 (a)	97–91 (h)

1996–97 FIBA EuroLeague 1st–tier

15–6	1st round	Belgium Spirou	87–78 (h)	78–61 (a)

Greece Olympiacos	80–96 (a)	81–72 (h)

Spain Estudiantes Argentaria	75–66 (a)	100–86 (h)

Germany Alba Berlin	82–72 (h)	64–81 (a)

Croatia Cibona	72–64 (a)	54–66 (h)

2nd round	Greece Panionios Afisorama	88–72 (a)	94–58 (h)

France Limoges	90–76 (h)	70–81 (a)

Turkey Ülker	69–61 (h)	78–73 (a)

Top 16	Spain Caja San Fernando	73–70 (h)	79–75 (a)	– (h)

QF	Spain FC Barcelona	70–65 (h)	73–75 (a)	62–87 (h)

1997–98 FIBA EuroLeague 1st–tier

12–9	1st round	Germany Alba Berlin	80–73 (h)	79–95 (a)

Croatia Cibona	92–87 (a)	77–75 (h)

Greece AEK	70–67 (h)	57–80 (a)

France PSG Racing	93–77 (h)	60–84 (a)

Slovenia Union Olimpija	68–89 (a)	77–61 (h)

2nd round	Turkey Ülker	69–83 (a)	80–74 (h)

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Partizan	85–82 (h)	66–76 (a)

Israel Hapoel Jerusalem	74–69 (a)	79–60 (h)

Top 16	Israel Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	96–93 (h)	72–88 (a)	68–65 (h)

QF	Italy Kinder Bologna	52–64 (a)	56–58 (h)	– (a)

1998–99 FIBA EuroLeague 1st–tier

13–9	1st round	Slovenia Union Olimpija	45–57 (a)	63–66 (h)

Russia CSK VVS Samara	77–58 (h)	71–59 (a)

France ASVEL	66–71 (a)	84–61 (h)

Greece PAOK	76–61 (h)	59–68 (a)

Spain Real Madrid	66–73 (h)	69–65 (a)

2nd round	Russia CSKA Moscow	83–69 (h)	67–69 (a)

Italy Kinder Bologna	74–72 (a)	67–65 (h)

Greece Olympiacos	60–63 (h)	73–62 (a)

Top 16	Greece Panathinaikos	63–58 (a)	88–64 (h)	– (a)

QF	Spain Real Madrid	90–63 (h)	76–65 (a)	– (h)

SF	Italy Kinder Bologna	57–62 April 20, Olympiahalle, Munich

3rd place game	Greece Olympiacos	63–74 April 22, Olympiahalle, Munich

1999–00 FIBA EuroLeague 1st–tier

13–8	1st round	Croatia Cibona	92–78 (h)	61–71 (a)

Turkey Efes Pilsen	76–56 (h)	63–99 (a)

Spain Caja San Fernando	52–60 (a)	69–63 (h)

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Budućnost	83–75 (a)	72–73 (h)

France Pau-Orthez	83–58 (h)	78–70 (a)

2nd round	Turkey Ülker	68–76 (a)	79–53 (h)

Slovenia Pivovarna Laško	81–63 (h)	78–77 (a)

Italy Varese Roosters	72–91 (a)	91–82 (h)

Top 16	Italy Benetton Treviso	82–73 (h)	77–61 (a)	– (h)

QF	Israel Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	65–62 (a)	73–80 (h)	64–79 (a)

2000–01 Euroleague 1st–tier

12–6	Regular season	Lithuania Žalgiris	91–85 (h)	56–73 (a)

Croatia Zadar	91–87 (a)	81–77 (h)

Switzerland Lugano Snakes	100–72 (a)	81–66 (h)

Spain Adecco Estudiantes	81–72 (h)	90–76 (a)

Greece Peristeri	70–83 (a)	71–69 (h)

Top 16	Croatia Cibona	76–64 (h)	75–74 (a)	– (h)

QF	Spain Real Madrid	74–68 (h)	57–88 (a)	88–70 (h)

SF	Italy Kinder Bologna	76–103 (a)	84–92 (a)	70–74 (h)	– (h)	– (a)

2001–02 Euroleague 1st–tier

10–10	Regular season	Greece Panathinaikos	70–81 (a)	77–79 (h)

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Budućnost	109–79 (h)	86–70 (a)

Slovenia Krka	100–94 (a)	73–88 (h)

Croatia Zadar	95–85 (h)	82–76 (a)

Spain Real Madrid	82–87 (a)	93–77 (h)

France Pau-Orthez	69–86 (a)	83–75 (h)

Russia CSKA Moscow	97–99 (h)	77–75 (a)

Top 16	Spain FC Barcelona	97–93 (h)	59–77 (a)

Italy Benetton Treviso	90–96 (a)	73–86 (h)

Italy Scavolini Pesaro	73–86 (h)	90–71 (a)

2002–03 Euroleague 1st–tier

11–9	Regular season	Spain FC Barcelona	75–94 (a)	82–70 (h)

Germany Alba Berlin	88–78 (h)	80–77 (a)

Greece AEK	82–76 (h)	72–63 (a)

France Pau-Orthez	71–76 (a)	85–75 (h)

Turkey Efes Pilsen	72–73 (h)	57–75 (a)

Italy Benetton Treviso	80–95 (a)	82–75 (h)

Croatia Cibona VIP	76–71 (h)	83–89 (a)

Top 16	Greece Panathinaikos	67–81 (a)	88–63 (h)

Turkey Ülker	75–69 (a)	82–86 (h)

Italy Montepaschi Siena	70–85 (h)	68–64 (a)

2003–04 Euroleague 1st–tier

14–8	Regular season	Slovenia Krka	97–86 (h)	66–58 (a)

Greece Panathinaikos	64–75 (a)	114–118 (h)

Lithuania Žalgiris	77–87 (a)	117–107 (h)

Israel Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	104–111 (h)	99–89 (a)

Russia CSKA Moscow	71–70 (a)	71–78 (h)

Italy Montepaschi Siena	95–86 (h)	69–76 (a)

Spain Unicaja	80–72 (a)	82–60 (h)

Top 16	Slovenia Union Olimpija	84–76 (h)	86–73 (a)

France Pau-Orthez	87–81 (h)	81–80 (a)

Turkey Efes Pilsen	70–72 (a)	76–75 (h)

SF	Italy Montepaschi Siena	103–102 April 29, Nokia Arena, Tel Aviv

-	Israel Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	74–118 May 1, Nokia Arena, Tel Aviv

2004–05 Euroleague 1st–tier

16–4	Regular season	Greece Olympiacos	76–71 (a)	94–77 (h)

Turkey Efes Pilsen	92–71 (h)	73–79 (a)

Spain Adecco Estudiantes	97–84 (a)	84–78 (h)

Serbia and Montenegro Partizan Pivara MB	103–91 (h)	88–85 (a)

Croatia Cibona VIP	99–88 (h)	96–89 (a)

Poland Prokom Trefl Sopot	68–78 (a)	71–63 (h)

Spain Real Madrid	77–70 (h)	81–79 (a)

Top 16	Spain Tau Cerámica	84–94 (a)	86–79 (h)

Greece Panathinaikos	77–73 (h)	55–78 (a)

Lithuania Žalgiris	82–81 (a)	87–74 (h)

2005–06 Euroleague 1st–tier

12–8	Regular season	Spain Tau Cerámica	69–77 (a)	86–66 (h)

Greece AEK	88–55 (h)	75–82 (a)

Italy Benetton Treviso	84–94 (a)	84–65 (h)

Germany GHP Bamberg	94–64 (h)	76–67 (a)

France SIG	78–75 (a)	71–47 (h)

Slovenia Union Olimpija	80–87 (a)	68–65 (h)

Lithuania Žalgiris	75–64 (h)	86–81 (a)

Top 16	Turkey Ülker	87–69 (h)	80–84 (a)

Spain Real Madrid	76–92 (a)	66–61 (h)

Israel Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	84–89 (h)	76–82 (a)

2006–07 Euroleague 1st–tier

5–9	Regular season	France Le Mans	71–82 (a)	83–71 (h)

Greece Olympiacos	86–93 (h)	67–94 (a)

Russia Dynamo Moscow	73–78 (a)	80–101 (h)

Germany RheinEnergie Köln	86–90 (h)	90–78 (a)

Spain Tau Cerámica	80–90 (a)	90–82 (h)

Turkey Efes Pilsen	74–72 (a)	74–76 (h)

Poland Prokom Trefl Sopot	77–91 (h)	84–78 (a)

2007–08 ULEB Cup 2nd–tier

4–6	Regular season	Russia Dynamo Moscow	66–91 (a)	81–62 (h)

Czech Republic ČEZ Nymburk	82–71 (h)	70–82 (a)

Belgium Telindus Oostende	76–89 (h)	60–62 (a)

Serbia Crvena zvezda	66–99 (a)	76–77 (h)

Greece Panellinios	83–59 (h)	85–67 (a)

2008–09 Eurocup 2nd–tier

2–4	Regular season	Germany Artland Dragons	78–87 (a)	89–93 (h)

Spain Pamesa Valencia	71–77 (h)	74–80 (a)

Serbia FMP	70–59 (a)	88–61 (h)

Sentence(s)

Fortitudo Pallacanestro Bologna has overall from 1976-77 (first participation) to 2008-09 (last participation).

final_sentence: Fortitudo Pallacanestro Bologna has overall from 1976-77 (first participation) to 2008-09 (last participation).