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Partizan's overall attendance in ABA League home games came close to 100,000, a new record in the competition's history.

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Partizan Mozzart Bet's spectacular season has brought an unprecedented feeling of euphoria for Zeljko Obradovic's team, which has already qualified for the EuroLeague playoffs while leading the ABA League standings with a 21-2 balance.

2-pointers this season

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It seems that more and more fans want to see theblack-and-white team in action, and the game against Igokea was no exception.

With attendance amounting to 11,187, the 1992 EuroLeague champs pushed the boundaries again. A total of 98,130 fans have followed Partizan's home games in the ABA League this season, which is the largest number any club has ever recorded in one season in the competition's history.

In 13 games this season, the lowest number was against FMP Zeleznik, only 3,396. When you look at the numbers, usually around 6,000 fans watched the ABA league matches live, but the situation changed drastically in the last few rounds when Partizan geared up for good, making strides on all fronts.

Against Crvena Zvezda, a new ABA League record was recorded, as 17,124 fans watched their team's comeback against their main rivals. When Cedevita were welcomed by 15,685, it became clear that another record was on the cards.

Partizan's last EuroLeague regular season home contest against Panathinaikos on Friday can bring the Serbian team to the 5th position in the table, but also help them break the incredible number of 300,000 fans who attended their games.

For that to happen, Partizan needs at least 17,715 fans in the regular season finale. If they gather more than 20,000 fans in the Stark Arena again, it will be the fourth game in a row that this has happened. Overall, Partizan have had more than 18,000 fans in seven of their EuroLeague games.

The clash against Real Madrid brought 20,068 fans to the Stark Arena, which potentially can accommodate a lot more (up to 25,000). There is an average of 17,642 fans per game, while a total of 282,285 tickets has been reached.

At the beginning of the 2022-23 campaign, the club announced that 11,500 tickets had been sold.

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