Pallacanestro Olimpia Milano in international competitions

Last updated March 24, 2023

Olimpia Milano history and statistics in FIBA Europe and Euroleague Basketball (company) competitions.

European competitions

Record	Round	Opponent club
1958 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
4–1	1st round	The Wolves Amsterdam	115–47 (h)	90–42 (a)
	2nd round	Slovan Orbis	65–47 Milan
	2nd round	Honvéd	80–72* Milan
	QF	Honvéd	80–72* (h)	85–95 (a)
1958–59 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
	2nd round	Al-Gezira	Simmenthal withdrew without games
1962–63 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
4–1	1st round	Alliance Casablanca	110–60 Casablanca
	2nd round	Alemannia Aachen	69–67 (a)	76–53 (h)
	QF	Dinamo Tbilisi	70–65 (a)	68–74 (h)
1963–64 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
4–2	2nd round	Antwerpse	90–84 (a)	90–86 (h)
	QF	Helsingin Kisa-Toverit	99–70 (h)	87–97 (a)
	SF	Real Madrid	82–77 (a)	78–101 (h)
1965–66 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
9–3	1st round	Gießen 46ers	88–77 (a)	103–73 (h)
	2nd round	Hapoel Tel Aviv	80–65 (a)	87–53 (h)
	QF	Racing Mechelen	94–104 (a)	95–66 (h)
		Slavia VŠ Praha	96–77 (h)	59–82 (a)
		Real Madrid	66–71 (a)	93–76 (h)
	SF	CSKA Moscow	68–57 March 29, Palazzo dello sport, Bologna
	F	Slavia VŠ Praha	77–72 April 1, Palazzo dello sport, Bologna
1966–67 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
9–3	1st round	KR	90–63 (a)	113–64 (h)
	2nd round	Torpan Pojat	100–79 (a)	90–80 (h)
	QF	Racing Mechelen	103–110 (a)	121–104 (h)
		AŠK Olimpija	73–69 (h)	107–92 (a)
		ASVEL	86–66 (a)	103–85 (h)
	SF	Slavia VŠ Praha	103–97 March 29, Pabellón de la Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid, Madrid
	F	Real Madrid	83–91 April 1, Pabellón de la Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid, Madrid
1967–68 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
7–3	2nd round	Engelmann Wien	95–79 (a)	76–56 (h)
	QF	CSKA Sofia	112–106 (a)	76–64 (h)
		Juventud Kalso	90–59 (h)	71–72 (a)
		Zadar	75–60 (h)	66–90 (a)
	SF	Spartak ZJŠ Brno	64–63 (h)	86–103 (a)
1970–71 FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup 2nd–tier
9–1	1st round	MEC	105–61 (a)	125–39 (h)
	2nd round	Racing Bell Mechelen	96–74 (h)	75–71 (a)
	QF	Hapoel Tel Aviv	107–74 (h)	105–80 (a)
	SF	Fides Napoli	86–78 (a)	81–77 (h)
	F	Spartak Leningrad	56–66, March 30, Armija Dvorets, Leningrad 71–52, April 7, PalaLido, Milan
1971–72 FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup 2nd–tier
5–2	2nd round	Bye	Simmenthal qualified without games
	QF	AEK	84–57 (a)	117–76 (h)
	QF	Crvena zvezda	86–62 (h)	58–84 (a)
	SF	Fides Napoli	85–69 (a)	76–83 (h)
	F	Crvena zvezda	74–70 March 21, Alexandreio Melathron, Thessaloniki
1972–73 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
8–4	1st round	04 Leverkusen	75–73 (a)	90–87 (h)
	2nd round	Wienerberger	93–76 (h)	82–80 (a)
	QF	Real Madrid	76–94 (a)	92–72 (h)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	108–74 (h)	88–113 (a)
		Crvena zvezda	108–85 (h)	80–74 (a)
	SF	Ignis Varese	72–97 (h)	100–115 (a)
1973–74 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
7–1	1st round	Borac Čačak	80–79 (a)	96–76 (h)
	2nd round	Union Garant Ehgartner	86–76 (h)	75–63 (a)
	Top 12	ASVEL	64–59 (a)	70–68 (h)
	Top 12	AŠK Olimpija	100–89 (h)	59–83 (a)
1974–75 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
5–3	2nd round	Denain Voltaire	76–96 (a)	98–74 (h)
	Top 16	Partizan	104–88 (h)	69–84 (a)
		ASPO Tours	65–82 (a)	95–79 (h)
		Sunair Oostende	91–85 (a)	98–59 (h)
1975–76 FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup 2nd–tier
7–4	2nd round	Solna IF	65–71 (a)	102–81 (h)
	QF	SSV Hagen	94–79 (a)	107–84 (h)
		Sutton & Crystal Palace	82–89 (h)	81–73 (a)
		Estudiantes Monteverde	107–82 (h)	72–106 (a)
	SF	Rabotnički	90–67 (h)	89–104 (a)
	F	ASPO Tours	88–83 March 17, Palasport Parco Ruffini, Turin
1976–77 FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup 2nd–tier
3–5	2nd round	Bye	Cinzano qualified without games
	QF	Slavia VŠ Praha	83–97 (a)	105–63 (h)
		Radnički Belgrade	73–87 (a)	99–85 (h)
		Spartak Leningrad	94–69 (h)	86–103 (a)
	SF	Forst Cantù	78–101 (a)	95–98 (h)
1977–78 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
7–3	1st round	Centro Natación Helios	105–102 (a)	140–76 (h)
	Top 16	Moderne	96–85 (h)	73–80 (a)
		Cibona	87–88 (a)	102–90 (h)
		Resovia Rzeszów	86–81 (a)	102–70 (h)
	SF	Bosna	79–76 (h)	81–101 (a)
1982–83 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
8–4	1st round	Eczacıbaşı	86–82 (a)	104–72 (h)
	2nd round	Moderne	85–64 (h)	86–79 (a)
	SF	Ford Cantù	63–69 (a)	71–66 (h)
		CSKA Moscow	94–86 (h)	78–79 (a)
		Cibona	88–76 (h)	95–92 (a)
		Real Madrid	78–82 (a)	83–79 (h)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	77–69 (a)	69–68 (h)
	F	Ford Cantù	68–69 March 24, Palais des Sports, Grenoble
1983–84 FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup 2nd–tier
7–4	2nd round	Vevey	88–71 (a)	98–85 (h)
	QF	Cibona	80–84 (a)	82–69 (h)
		Solent Stars	61–67 (h)	78–68 (a)
		Saturn Köln	75–81 (h)	90–80 (a)
	SF	Scavolini Pesaro	78–76 (a)	90–80 (h)
	F	Real Madrid	81–82 March 14, Stedelijk Sportcentrum, Ostend
1984–85 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
9–0	2nd round	Bye	Simac qualified without games
	Top 16	Stade Français	109–88 (a)	108–94 (h)
		Fenerbahçe	108–88 (a)	103–85 (h)
		Stroitel	94–86 (h)	84–83 (a)
	SF	Crvena zvezda	109–86 (h)	100–99 (a)
	F	Ciaocrem Varese	91–78 March 21, Palais du Midi, Brussels
1985–86 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
10–4	1st round	T71 Dudelange	116–48 (h)	117–74 (a)
	2nd round	NMKY Helsinki	106–92 (a)	101–90 (h)
	SF	Žalgiris	79–80 (a)	95–66 (h)
		Cibona	95–111 (a)	90–66 (h)
		Real Madrid	86–78 (h)	89–106 (a)
		Limoges	83–77 (h)	87–81 (a)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	95–102 (a)	82–70 (h)
1986–87 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
10–4 +1 draw	1st round	Murray Edinburgh	83–83 (a)	101–83 (h)
	2nd round	Aris	67–98 (a)	83–49 (h)
	SF	Orthez	73–75 (a)	84–75 (h)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	97–79 (a)	79–94 (h)
		Žalgiris	75–71 (h)	100–85 (a)
		Real Madrid	75–73 (h)	96–99 (a)
		Zadar	85–78 (a)	106–85 (h)
	F	Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	71–69 April 2, Centre Intercommunal de Glace de Malley, Lausanne
1987–88 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
12–5	2nd round	Balkan Botevgrad	93–79 (a)	97–88 (h)
	QF	Saturn Köln	78–102 (a)	115–104 (h)
		Partizan	93–83 (h)	85–92 (a)
		Nashua EBBC	96–92 (h)	85–80 (a)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	99–93 (a)	113–81 (h)
		Orthez	80–78 (a)	87–77 (h)
		FC Barcelona	94–100 (h)	87–102 (a)
		Aris	95–120 (a)	97–82 (h)
	SF	Aris	87–82 April 5, Flanders Expo, Ghent
	F	Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	90–84 April 7, Flanders Expo, Ghent
1988–89 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
9–1	2nd round	Torpan Pojat	90–88 (a)	130–83 (h)
	Top 16	CAI Zaragoza	95–85 (a)	105–73 (h)
		Crvena zvezda	101–81 (h)	90–80 (a)
		Maes Pils	93–88 (a)	93–72 (h)
	SF	Wiwa Vismara Cantù	81–95 (a)	70–65 (h)
1989–90 FIBA European Champions Cup 1st–tier
11–7	1st round	Benfica	112–99 (a)	92–73 (h)
	2nd round	Bracknell Tigers	115–95 (a)	126–103 (h)
	QF	Commodore Den Helder	89–81 (a)	104–87 (h)
		Jugoplastika	73–84 (h)	89–95 (a)
		Aris	77–95 (a)	100–92 (h)
		Lech Poznań	104–92 (a)	99–82 (h)
		FC Barcelona	94–93 (h)	85–97 (a)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	76–88 (a)	106–104 (h)
		Limoges	99–104 (h)	76–85 (a)
1991–92 FIBA European League 1st–tier
15–5	2nd round	KTP	105–84 (a)	106–70 (h)
	Top 16	Maes Pils	97–68 (a)	113–93 (h)
		Montigalà Joventut	103–107 (h)	81–75 (a)
		Partizan	70–86 (a)	89–94 (h)
		Bayer 04 Leverkusen	103–82 (h)	72–67 (a)
		Estudiantes Caja Postal	68–74 (a)	70–65 (h)
		Aris	111–108 (a)	117–86 (h)
		Commodore Den Helder	88–78 (h)	82–78 (a)
	QF	FC Barcelona	80–79 (h)	86–71 (a)	– (a)
	SF	Partizan	75–82 April 14, Abdi İpekçi Arena, Istanbul
	3rd place game	Estudiantes Caja Postal	99–81 April 16, Abdi İpekçi Arena, Istanbul
1992–93 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
14–2	2nd round	Bruxellois	97–67 (a)	99–75 (h)
	3rd round	Šibenik Zagreb Montaža	85–80 (a)	113–97 (h)
	Top 16	Nikas Peristeri	90–78 (a)	89–78 (h)
		Elosúa León	86–84 (h)	75–77 (a)
		Gravelines	78–68 (a)	104–79 (h)
	QF	Chipita Panionios	79–78 (a)	81–74 (h)
	SF	Clear Cantù	72–74 (a)	85–72 (h)
	F	Virtus Roma	95–90, March 9, PalaEur, Rome 106–91, March 18, Forum di Milanofiori, Assago
1993–94 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
8–4	2nd round	Bye	Recoaro qualified without games
	3rd round	Bobcat Gent	86–65 (a)	99–64 (h)
	Top 16	Zagreb	93–63 (a)	78–84 (h)
		PAOK Bravo	76–74 (h)	67–71 (a)
		Caja San Fernando	97–85 (a)	108–82 (h)
	QF	Olympique Antibes	98–85 (h)	88–95 (a)
	SF	Stefanel Trieste	79–96 (a)	103–96 (h)
1994–95 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
9–4 +1 draw	2nd round	Bye	Stefanel qualified without games
	3rd round	Kalev	89–68 (a)	77–72 (h)
	Top 16	Cáceres	67–70 (a)	86–93 (h)
		Nikas Peristeri	90–91 (a)	98–52 (h)
		Hapoel Eilat	80–71 (h)	82–74 (a)
	QF	Chipita Panionios	73–59 (h)	82–73 (a)
	SF	Pau-Orthez	82–76 (a)	90–85 (h)
	F	Alba Berlin	87–87, March 8, Forum di Milanofiori, Assago 79–85, March 15, Deutschlandhalle, Berlin
1995–96 FIBA Korać Cup 3rd–tier
11–3	2nd round	Bye	Stefanel qualified without games
	3rd round	Šiauliai	81–74 (a)	91–56 (h)
	Top 16	Estudiantes Argentaria	87–68 (h)	76–86 (a)
		Soulis Sporting	100–96 (a)	110–83 (h)
		Fenerbahçe	81–67 (a)	79–73 (h)
	QF	Cagiva Varese	81–72 (a)	89–90 (h)
	SF	ASVEL	73–69 (h)	81–72 (a)
	F	Efes Pilsen	68–76, March 6, Abdi İpekçi Arena, Istanbul 77–70, March 13, Forum di Milanofiori, Assago
1996–97 FIBA EuroLeague 1st–tier
14–8	1st round	Ülker	73–67 (a)	67–65 (h)
		Limoges	85–74 (a)	79–66 (h)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	68–78 (a)	85–88 (h)
		CSKA Moscow	87–74 (h)	55–70 (a)
		Panionios Afisorama	90–66 (h)	86–79 (a)
	2nd round	Spirou	71–68 (a)	73–63 (h)
		Olympiacos	73–71 (h)	84–87 (a)
		Alba Berlin	78–68 (a)	80–91 (h)
	Top 16	Kinder Bologna	67–59 (h)	76–83 (a)	78–76 (h)
	QF	Smelt Olimpija	94–90 (h)	69–73 (a)	61–77 (h)
1997–98 FIBA EuroCup 2nd–tier
14–5	1st round	Beobanka	82–74 (h)	79–80 (a)
		London Towers	56–65 (a)	102–86 (h)
		Tatami Rhöndorf	72–58 (a)	93–90 (h)
		Hapoel Eilat	90–75 (h)	86–75 (a)
		Honvéd	89–60 (a)	91–66 (h)
	2nd round	Kovinotehna Savinjska Polzela	98–56 (a)	70–55 (h)
	Top 16	Sunair Oostende	80–68 (a)	82–72 (h)
	QF	ASVEL	67–58 (a)	62–70 (h)
	SF	Panathinaikos	58–77 (a)	86–61 (h)
	F	Žalgiris	67–82 April 14, Hala Pionir, Belgrade
1998–99 FIBA Saporta Cup 2nd–tier
8–4	1st round	Kovinotehna Savinjska Polzela	66–67 (h)	66–63 (a)
		Cherno More	86–63 (h)	87–85 (a)
		Atletas	77–62 (a)	82–62 (h)
		Estrelas Avenida	77–78 (a)	73–61 (h)
		Kalev	51–69 (a)	86–83 (h)
	2nd round	Slovakofarma Pezinok	77–89 (a)	75–72 (h)
1999–00 FIBA Saporta cup 2nd–tier
6–8	1st round	Plannja	86–67 (h)	60–66 (a)
		London Towers	77–56 (a)	80–82 (h)
		Darüşşafaka	82–87 (h)	60–64 (a)
		Okapi Aalstar	92–68 (h)	74–68 (a)
		Split CO	66–77 (a)	72–84 (h)
	2nd round	Krka	62–55 (h)	56–57 (a)
	Top 16	Zepter Śląsk Idea Wrocław	57–75 (a)	64–62 (h)
2003–04 ULEB Cup 2nd–tier
9–3	Regular season	Real Madrid	62–61 (a)	94–65 (h)
		Demon Astronauts	81–65 (h)	73–67 (a)
		Zagreb	97–75 (h)	93–74 (a)
		Opel Skyliners	61–67 (a)	69–68 (h)
		Lukoil Academic	77–67 (h)	78–84 (a)
	Top 16	DKV Joventut	62–78 (a)	81–69 (h)
2005–06 Euroleague 1st–tier
5–9	Regular season	Efes Pilsen	66–71 (h)	57–85 (a)
		Lietuvos rytas	65–59 (a)	95–101 (h)
		Prokom Trefl Sopot	71–92 (h)	60–73 (a)
		Cibona VIP	60–67 (a)	84–64 (h)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	95–96 (a)	94–71 (h)
		Winterthur FC Barcelona	70–58 (h)	77–75 (a)
		Olympiacos	67–89 (a)	75–84 (h)
2007–08 Euroleague 1st–tier
3–11	Regular season	Lietuvos rytas	76–83 (h)	62–75 (a)
		Efes Pilsen	70–80 (a)	73–76 (h)
		Unicaja	65–74 (h)	70–89 (a)
		Cibona VIP	91–100 (a)	63–72 (h)
		Aris TT Bank	77–70 (a)	77–69 (h)
		Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv	81–82 (h)	76–91 (a)
		Le Mans	71–63 (a)	63–83 (h)
2008–09 Euroleague 1st–tier
7–9	Regular season	CSKA Moscow	64–90 (a)	80–79 (h)
		Efes Pilsen	71–81 (h)	67–74 (a)
		Partizan Igokea	76–81 (a)	73–59 (h)
		Real Madrid	69–70 (a)	70–61 (h)
		Panionios Forthnet	77–73 (h)	87–77 (a)
	Top 16	Olympiacos	76–74 (h)	81–84 (a)
		Asseco Prokom Sopot	62–60 (a)	72–96 (h)
		TAU Cerámica	90–108 (a)	74–107 (h)
2009–10 Euroleague 1st–tier
3–7	Regular season	Panathinaikos	67–75 (h)	68–80 (a)
		EWE Baskets	79–70 (a)	79–51 (h)
		Asseco Prokom Sopot	83–88 (a)	82–69 (h)
		Khimki	68–72 (h)	63–79 (a)
		Real Madrid	69–82 (a)	66–75 (h)
2010–11 Euroleague 1st–tier
4–6	Regular season	CSKA Moscow	88–73 (a)	71–65 (h)
		Union Olimpija	72–76 (h)	75–82 (a)
		Efes Pilsen	74–82 (a)	84–70 (h)
		Power Electronics Valencia	80–69 (a)	60–75 (h)
		Panathinaikos	71–81 (h)	62–93 (a)
2011–12 Euroleague 1st–tier
7–9	Regular season	Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv	89–82 (h)	76–85 (a)
		Real Madrid	78–85 (a)	65–72 (h)
		Anadolu Efes	54–62 (h)	70–84 (a)
		Belgacom Spirou	81–76 (a)	88–53 (h)
		Partizan mt:s	65–69 (h)	72–66 (a)
	Top 16	Panathinaikos	57–78 (h)	67–58 (a)
		Fenerbahçe Ülker	63–65 (a)	85–72 (h)
		UNICS	44–59 (a)	63–58 (h)
2012–13 Euroleague 1st–tier
3–7	Regular season	Anadolu Efes	80–75 (h)	71–77 (a)
		Cedevita	83–71 (a)	75–60 (h)
		Caja Laboral	85–95 (h)	62–64 (a)
		Žalgiris	87–92 (a)	65–67 (h)
		Olympiacos	71–84 (h)	81–82 (a)
2013–14 Euroleague 1st–tier
16–12	Regular season	Anadolu Efes	67–87 (a)	77–73 (h)
		Žalgiris	82–75 (h)	71–73 (a)
		Real Madrid	74–93 (a)	71–78 (h)
		Brose Baskets	76–62 (a)	74–73 (h)
		Strasbourg	83–72 (h)	67–76 (a)
	Top 16	Panathinaikos	57–73 (a)	77–75 (h)
		Olympiacos	81–51 (h)	88–86 (a)
		Laboral Kutxa	83–76 (h)	83–65 (a)
		Anadolu Efes	60–61 (a)	76–69 (h)
		Fenerbahçe Ülker	90–85 (h)	82–73 (a)
		FC Barcelona	70–80 (a)	91–63 (h)
		Unicaja	70–59 (h)	85–95 (a)
	QF	Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv	99–101 (h)	91–77 (h)	63–75 (a)	66–86 (a)	– (h)
2014–15 Euroleague 1st–tier
9–15	Regular season	Fenerbahçe Ülker	74–77 (a)	74–80 (h)
		FC Barcelona	63–78 (h)	80–84 (a)
		Bayern Munich	81–74 (a)	83–81 (h)
		Panathinaikos	63–90 (a)	66–64 (h)
		PGE Turów	90–71 (h)	101–96 (a)
	Top 16	Nizhny Novgorod	59–79 (h)	85–76 (a)
		Olympiacos	58–81 (a)	74–83 (h)
		Unicaja	84–77 (a)	90–86 (h)
		Fenerbahçe Ülker	71–82 (h)	77–98 (a)
		Laboral Kutxa	83–102 (a)	99–85 (h)
		Anadolu Efes	71–73 (h)	78–86 (a)
		CSKA Moscow	75–97 (a)	79–88 (h)
2015–16 Euroleague 1st–tier
3–7	Regular season	Laboral Kutxa	78–76 (h)	82–94 (a)
		Anadolu Efes	73–89 (a)	88–84 (h)
		Olympiacos	66–71 (h)	63–73 (a)
		Cedevita	68–77 (h)	85–82 (a)
		Limoges	90–71 (a)	101–96 (h)
2015–16 Eurocup 2nd–tier
6–4	Top 32	Alba Berlin	67–83 (a)	91–78 (h)
		Aris	95–54 (h)	68–83 (a)
		Neptūnas	79–71 (h)	74–73 (a)
	Top 16	Banvit	72–69 (h)	79–76 (a)
	QF	Dolomiti Energia Trento	73–83 (h)	79–92 (a)

Worldwide competitions

Record	Round	Opponent club
1967 FIBA Intercontinental Cup
2–1	Qualifying round	Slavia VŠ Praha	82–77 January 4, Naples
	SF	Ignis Varese	70–79 January 5, Palazzetto dello Sport, Rome
	3rd place game	Corinthians	90–89 January 7, Palazzetto dello Sport, Rome
1968 FIBA Intercontinental Cup
1–1	SF	Real Madrid	84–93 January 4, Palestra, Philadelphia
1–1	3rd place game	Botafogo	82–54 January 6, Spectrum, Philadelphia
1987 FIBA Club World Cup
4–1	Group stage	Ferro Carril Oeste	99–77 September 15, Palatrussardi, Milan
		FC Barcelona	91–102 September 17, Palatrussardi, Milan
		Washington All-Stars	111–103 September 18, Palatrussardi, Milan
	SF	Cibona	94–83 September 19, Palatrussardi, Milan
	F	FC Barcelona	100–84 September 20, Palatrussardi, Milan
1987 McDonald's Championship
0–2	League stage	Milwaukee Bucks	111–123 October 23, MECCA Arena, Milwaukee
0–2	League stage	Soviet Union	108–135 October 24, MECCA Arena, Milwaukee
1989 McDonald's Championship
1–1	SF	Jugoplastika	97–102 October 20, PalaEur, Rome
1–1	3rd place game	FC Barcelona	136–104 October 22, PalaEur, Rome

Record

Olimpia Milano has overall, from 1958 (first participation) to 2015-16 (last participation): 338 wins against 207 defeats plus 2 draws in 547 games for all the European club competitions.

(1st–tier)FIBA European Champions Cup or FIBA European League or FIBA Euroleague or Euroleague: 185–146 (plus 1 draw) in 332 games.
(2nd–tier)FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup or FIBA Eurocup or FIBA Saporta Cup: 59–33 in 92 games.
(2nd–tier)ULEB Cup or Eurocup: 15–7 in 22 games.
(3rd–tier)FIBA Korać Cup: 79–21 (plus 1 draw) in 101 games.

Also Olimpia has a 7 (w) - 3 (d) record in the FIBA Intercontinental Cup or FIBA Club World Cup and a 1 (w) - 3 (d) record in the McDonald's Championship.

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