List of Montenegro women's national basketball team games

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The Montenegro women's national basketball team is the representative for Montenegro in international women's basketball competitions and it is organized and run by the Basketball Federation of Montenegro.
The Montenegrin women's national team entered international competition in 2008, playing its first official match on August 27, against Republic of Ireland in Bijelo Polje (68-56).
Montenegrin women's team participated on EuroBasket Women seven times - 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2023, playing three times in quarterfinals.

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List of official matches

  Win  Loss

Date Opponent Result Venue Att Competition
27/08/2008Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 68–56 Bijelo Polje 1,500 Div B
30/08/2008Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Switzerland 60–50 Bijelo Polje 1,000 Div B
03/09/2008Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 82–80 Bijelo Polje 1,000 Div B
06/09/2008Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 74–69 Kranjska Gora 700 Div B
10/09/2008Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 92–72 Bijelo Polje 1,000 Div B
15/08/2009Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 70–67 Dublin 1,200 Div B
30/08/2008Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Switzerland 76–46 Neuchâtel 500 Div B
22/08/2009Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 70–61 Almere 1,000 Div B
26/08/2009Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 71–47 Nikšić 1,500 Div B
29/08/2009Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 72–67 Kópavogur 500 Div B
05/09/2009Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 61–53 Coimbra 500 Div B
09/09/2009Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 64–59 Nikšić 1,000 Div B
02/08/2010Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 76–65 Miskolc 500 ECQ
08/08/2010Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 68–66 Cetinje 1,000 ECQ
10/08/2010Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 94–55 Espoo 600 ECQ
14/08/2010Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 70–52 Cetinje 1,500 ECQ
17/08/2010Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 75–73 Cetinje 1,500 ECQ
23/08/2010Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 57–89 Ruse 700 ECQ
26/08/2010Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 89–61 Cetinje 800 ECQ
29/08/2010Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 65–72 Konya 1,500 ECQ
18/06/2011Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 70–53 Katowice 4,000 EuroBasket 2011
19/06/2011Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 66–57 Katowice 500 EuroBasket 2011
20/06/2011Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 76–64 Katowice 300 EuroBasket 2011
22/06/2011Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 81–60 Katowice 300 EuroBasket 2011
24/06/2011Flag of France.svg  France 73–68 Katowice 800 EuroBasket 2011
26/06/2011Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 74–70 Katowice 600 EuroBasket 2011
30/06/2011Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 44–56 Łódź 1,000 EuroBasket 2011
01/07/2011Flag of Lithuania.svg  Lithuania 68–59 Łódź 300 EuroBasket 2011
02/07/2011Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 59–73 Łódź 1,000 EuroBasket 2011
13/06/2012Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 85–68 Cetinje 1,500 ECQ
16/06/2012Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Switzerland 82–67 Fribourg 300 ECQ
20/06/2012Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 59–50 Cetinje 1,000 ECQ
23/06/2012Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 86–54 Tallinn 250 ECQ
30/06/2012Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 56–72 Belgrade 2,000 ECQ
04/07/2012Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Switzerland 69–39 Cetinje 1,200 ECQ
07/07/2012Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 50–53 Wroclaw 1,500 ECQ
11/07/2012Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 81–61 Cetinje 1,000 ECQ
15/06/2013Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 77–63 Vannes 1,000 EuroBasket 2013
16/06/2013Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 57–66 Vannes 1,100 EuroBasket 2013
17/06/2013Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 72–60 Vannes 800 EuroBasket 2013
20/06/2013Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 58–69 Lille 500 EuroBasket 2013
22/06/2013Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 50–66 Lille 1,700 EuroBasket 2013
24/06/2013Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 60–66 Lille 1,200 EuroBasket 2013
08/06/2014Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 63–52 Cetinje 1,000 ECQ
11/06/2014Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 60–48 Hagen 800 ECQ
15/06/2014Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 75–72 Cetinje 1,000 ECQ
18/06/2014Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 82–62 Helsinki 400 ECQ
23/06/2014Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 71–75 Cetinje 600 ECQ
25/06/2014Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 76–70 Cetinje 600 ECQ
11/06/2015Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 71–52 Timișoara 300 EuroBasket 2015
12/06/2015Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 79–61 Timișoara 1,000 EuroBasket 2015
14/06/2015Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 84–71 Timișoara 400 EuroBasket 2015
15/06/2015Flag of France.svg  France 67–79 Timișoara 600 EuroBasket 2015
17/06/2015Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 41–61 Debrecen 200 EuroBasket 2015
19/06/2015Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus 77–72 Debrecen 300 EuroBasket 2015
21/06/2015Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 63–76 Debrecen 350 EuroBasket 2015
25/06/2015Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 74–75 Budapest 1,500 EuroBasket 2015
26/06/2015Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 65–73 Budapest 500 EuroBasket 2015
27/06/2015Flag of Lithuania.svg  Lithuania 89–77 Budapest 1,000 EuroBasket 2015
21/11/2015Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 78–64 Podgorica 1,200 ECQ
25/11/2015Flag of Albania.svg  Albania 99–39 Podgorica 700 ECQ
20/02/2016Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 56–57 Schio 2,500 ECQ
24/02/2016Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 67–71 Manchester 500 ECQ
19/11/2016Flag of Albania.svg  Albania 114–56 Tirana 500 ECQ
23/11/2016Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 66–57 Podgorica 1,200 ECQ
16/06/2017Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 64–66 Prague 700 EuroBasket 2017
17/06/2017Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 55–76 Prague 700 EuroBasket 2017
19/06/2017Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 54–78 Prague 800 EuroBasket 2017
11/11/2017Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 62–84 Reykjavík 500 ECQ
15/11/2017Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina 76–55 Podgorica 850 ECQ
10/02/2018Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 72–73 Podgorica 500 ECQ
14/02/2018Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 69–37 Podgorica 400 ECQ
17/11/2018Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina 68–83 Sarajevo 700 ECQ
21/11/2018Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 82–68 Ružomberok 500 ECQ
28/05/2019Flag of Cyprus.svg  Cyprus 80–39 Bar 400 GSS
29/05/2019Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 81–73 Bar 300 GSS
30/05/2019Flag of Malta.svg  Malta 86–40 Bar 350 GSS
31/05/2019Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg 68–49 Bar 300 GSS
01/06/2019Flag of Monaco.svg  Monaco 56–46 Bar 200 GSS
27/06/2019Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 51–67 Riga 700 EuroBasket 2019
28/06/2019Flag of France.svg  France 53–88 Riga 300 EuroBasket 2019
30/06/2019Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 70–57 Riga 500 EuroBasket 2019
01/07/2019Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 71–92 Riga 300 EuroBasket 2019
17/11/2019Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 55-68 Malmö 1,500 ECQ
12/11/2020Flag of Israel.svg  Israel 73-66 Heraklion - ECQ
04/02/2021Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 69-67 Podgorica - ECQ
06/02/2021Flag of Israel.svg  Israel 78-52 Podgorica - ECQ
17/06/2021Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 70–55 Valencia 900 EuroBasket 2021
18/06/2021Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 61–77 Valencia 150 EuroBasket 2021
20/06/2021Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 75–87 Valencia 1,000 EuroBasket 2021
21/06/2021Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 51-78 Valencia 2,700 EuroBasket 2021
14/11/2021Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 70-60 Schwechat 500 ECQ
24/11/2022Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 60-67 Gentofte 1,500 ECQ
09/02/2022Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 65-48 Podgorica 500 ECQ
12/02/2022Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 81-84 Podgorica 1,200 ECQ
30/05/2023Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg 64–52 Ta' Qali 100 GSS
31/05/2023Flag of Malta.svg  Malta 59–42 Ta' Qali 400 GSS
01/06/2023Flag of Cyprus.svg  Cyprus 59–63 Ta' Qali 100 GSS
02/06/2023Flag of Cyprus.svg  Cyprus 78–44 Ta' Qali 150 GSS
03/06/2023Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg 74–61 Ta' Qali 300 GSS
15/06/2023Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 74–69 Tel Aviv 100 EuroBasket 2023
16/06/2023Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 57–78 Tel Aviv 100 EuroBasket 2023
18/06/2023Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 61–58 Tel Aviv 100 EuroBasket 2023
20/06/2023Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 63–49 Tel Aviv 100 EuroBasket 2023
22/06/2023Flag of France.svg  France 46–89 Ljubljana 400 EuroBasket 2023
24/06/2023Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 58–63 Ljubljana 200 EuroBasket 2023

ECQ - FIBA EuroBasket qualifiers; Div B - FIBA Division B; GSS - Games of the Small States of Europe
As of September 22, 2023.

Montenegro vs. other countries

Below is the list of performances of Montenegro national basketball team against every single opponent.

Opponents' countryGWLPD
Flag of Albania.svg  Albania
2
2
0
+118
Flag of Austria.svg  Austria
2
2
0
+27
Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus
1
1
0
+5
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium
1
0
1
-2
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
2
1
1
+6
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
2
1
1
-30
Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia
2
1
1
+7
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic
2
2
0
+32
Flag of Cyprus.svg  Cyprus
3
2
1
+71
Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark
2
1
1
+4
Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia
2
2
0
+52
Flag of Finland.svg  Finland
4
4
0
+90
Flag of France.svg  France
4
1
3
-85
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
3
3
0
+35
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain
3
1
2
-17
Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
3
2
1
+7
Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary
2
2
0
+13
Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland
5
5
0
+87
Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland
2
2
0
+15
Flag of Israel.svg  Israel
2
2
0
+33
Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
5
2
3
0
Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia
3
2
1
-14
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Lithuania
2
2
0
+21
Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg
3
3
0
+44
Flag of Malta.svg  Malta
2
2
0
+63
Flag of Monaco.svg  Monaco
1
1
0
+10
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands
2
2
0
+11
Flag of Poland.svg  Poland
3
2
1
+23
Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
2
2
0
+13
Flag of Romania.svg  Romania
1
1
0
+18
Flag of Russia.svg  Russia
2
0
2
-32
Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia
4
1
3
-16
Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia
3
2
1
+27
Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia
2
2
0
+29
Flag of Spain.svg  Spain
5
1
4
-56
Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden
4
1
3
-36
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Switzerland
4
4
0
+85
Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
5
1
4
-30
Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine
4
3
1
+27
OVERALL
106
71
35
+653

Last update: September 22, 2023.

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