Partizan register the largest attendance average in EuroLeague history / News - Basketnews.com

Partizan averaged 19,916 fans per game in the EuroLeague this season, the largest mark in tournament history. It would've been 4th-highest in the NBA.

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Even though Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade didn't make it to the EuroLeague play-in, the club's fans showed up like never before.

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Partizan's fans registered the largest average home attendance in EuroLeague history, with 19,916 fans attending each match.

Last season, Partizan had a huge attendance of 17,938. This year, the average of 19,916 spectators would've been the fourth-largest in the NBA, with only the Chicago Bulls (20,624), Dallas Mavericks (20,217), and Philadelphia 76ers (20,041) overtaking the Serbian club.

The biggest number of Partizan fans gathered to watch the rematch of last year's playoffs when Real Madrid arrived in Belgrade for the first time since the infamous series. That day, on March 21st, 20,200 fans came to the then-Stark Arena to witness the game.

However, this is not the biggest attendance number this season. This achievement belongs to Partizan's eternal rivals, Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade when 20,875 fans witnessed the match between the red-and-whites and FC Barcelona on February 2nd.

Crvena Zvezda, in turn, registered an attendance average of 17,842 fans, which would've placed 20th in the NBA.

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