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The following is a complete list of matches played by OFK Beograd in European competition based outside the territories of SFR Yugoslavia, FR Yugoslavia, and Serbia.
MC QF: MTK Hungária 
4 – 2 BSK | BSK 0 – 4 MTK Hungária | (Agg: 2 – 8)
MC QF: BSK 0 – 7 Ferencváros | Ferencváros 6 – 1 BSK | (Agg: 1 – 13)
MC R1: BSK 2 – 3 Slavia Prague 
| Slavia Prague 2 – 1 BSK | (Agg: 3 – 5)
MC QF: BSK 3 – 0 Slavia Prague | Slavia Prague 2 – 1 BSK | (Agg: 4 – 2)
MC SF: BSK 4 – 2 Újpest | Újpest 7 – 1 BSK | (Agg: 5 – 9)
MC QF: BSK 3 – 0 Venus București 
| Venus București 0 – 1 BSK | (Agg: 4 – 0)
MC SF: BSK 1 – 0 Ferencváros | Ferencváros 2 – 0 BSK | (Agg: 1 – 2)
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