El Clásico (basketball)

El Clásico
	EuroLeague Clásico at Palau Blaugrana in 2010
Other names	Real Madrid vs. Barcelona
Location	Spain
Teams	Barcelona; Real Madrid
First meeting	Real Madrid 35–30 Barcelona; 1945 Copa del Generalísimo; (28 April 1945)
Latest meeting	Barcelona 83–78 Real Madrid; 2023–24 EuroLeague; (3 January 2024)
Next meeting	Barcelona–Real Madrid; 2023–24 ACB season; (7 April 2024)
Stadiums	Palau Blaugrana (Barcelona); WiZink Center (Real Madrid)
Statistics
Meetings total	335
Most wins	Barcelona (171 wins)
Largest victory	Real Madrid 138–78 Barcelona; 1976–77 Liga Nacional; (13 March 1977) Real Madrid 125–65 Barcelona; 1973–74 Liga Nacional; (11 November 1973) Barcelona 77–25 Real Madrid; 1947 Copa del Generalísimo; (18 January 1947)

El Clásico (Spanish pronunciation: [el ˈklasiko]; Catalan: El Clàssic, pronounced [əl ˈklasik]; "The Classic"), is the name given to the basketball matches between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona (named after the cities they are based in; both cities are separated by 621 km), the two most successful and most supported basketball teams in Spain. Just as their football rivalry, basketball Clásico is known for its intensity and adversarial nature.

Head-to-head statistics

Competition	GP	RMB	D	FCB
Liga ACB	134	70	1	63
ACB Playoffs	84	43	0	41
Copa del Rey	62	21	2	39
Copa Príncipe de Asturias	1	0	0	1
Supercopa	13	8	0	5
EuroLeague	41	19	0	22
Total in all games	335	161	3	171

Updated as of 3 January 2024

Results

Liga ACB Playoffs

#	Season	Date	Round	Boxscore	Home team	Score	Away team	Attendance
1	1983–84	8 April 1984	F		Barcelona	65 – 80	Real Madrid
2		13 April 1984			Real Madrid	79 – 81	Barcelona
3		14 April 1984			Real Madrid	WO	Barcelona
4	1985–86	3 May 1986	F		Real Madrid	83 – 80	Barcelona
5	1985–86	10 May 1986	F		Barcelona	86 – 88	Real Madrid
6	1986–87	4 April 1987	SF		Barcelona	91 – 90	Real Madrid
7		6 April 1987			Barcelona	89 – 80	Real Madrid
8		9 April 1987			Real Madrid	95 – 91	Barcelona
9		14 April 1987			Real Madrid	78 – 87	Barcelona
10	1987–88	14 May 1988	F		Barcelona	75 – 73	Real Madrid
11		16 May 1988			Barcelona	87 – 77	Real Madrid
12		19 May 1988			Real Madrid	90 – 85	Barcelona
13		21 May 1988			Real Madrid	90 – 78	Barcelona
14		24 May 1988			Barcelona	93 – 79	Real Madrid
15	1988–89	16 May 1989	F	Archived 2019-12-08 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	94 – 69	Real Madrid	4,000
16		18 May 1989		Archived 2016-07-02 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	81 – 88	Real Madrid	5,000
17		21 May 1989			Real Madrid	86 – 100	Barcelona	12,000
18		23 May 1989			Real Madrid	88 – 87	Barcelona	12,000
19		25 May 1989		Archived 2016-07-02 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	96 – 85	Real Madrid	6,000
20	1991–92	19 April 1992	QF		Real Madrid	87 – 84	Barcelona	10,000
21	1991–92	23 April 1992	QF		Barcelona	86 – 92	Real Madrid	13,375
22	1993–94	20 May 1994	F		Real Madrid	81 – 67	Barcelona	9,500
23		22 May 1994			Real Madrid	79 – 69	Barcelona	12,000
24		26 May 1994			Barcelona	64 – 77	Real Madrid	11,100
25	1994–95	27 April 1995	SF		Barcelona	94 – 65	Real Madrid	8,000
26		29 April 1995			Barcelona	68 – 75	Real Madrid	8,000
27		4 May 1995			Real Madrid	68 – 83	Barcelona	12,000
28		6 May 1995			Real Madrid	82 – 77	Barcelona	12,000
29		9 May 1995			Barcelona	84 – 65	Real Madrid	8,000
30	1996–97	11 May 1997	F		Real Madrid	79 – 83	Barcelona	11,000
31		13 May 1997			Real Madrid	93 – 86	Barcelona	11,300
32		16 May 1997			Barcelona	94 – 90	Real Madrid	8,000
33		18 May 1997			Barcelona	83 – 89	Real Madrid	8,000
34		20 May 1997			Real Madrid	69 – 82	Barcelona	12,000
35	1999–2000	26 May 2000	F		Barcelona	64 – 72	Real Madrid	7,800
36		28 May 2000			Barcelona	83 – 55	Real Madrid	7,800
37		31 May 2000			Real Madrid	87 – 61	Barcelona	5,200
38		2 June 2000			Real Madrid	71 – 80	Barcelona	5,200
39		5 June 2000			Barcelona	73 – 82	Real Madrid	8,000
40	2000–01	16 June 2001	F		Barcelona	81 – 73	Real Madrid	8,000
41		18 June 2001			Barcelona	80 – 77	Real Madrid	8,000
42		21 May 2001			Real Madrid	84 – 96	Barcelona	5,200
43	2005–06	19 May 2006	QF		Barcelona	79 – 67	Real Madrid	5,617
44		21 May 2006		Archived 2016-03-29 at the Wayback Machine	Real Madrid	70 – 88	Barcelona	11,800
45		26 May 2006			Barcelona	76 – 84	Real Madrid	6,573
46		28 May 2006			Real Madrid	68 – 83	Barcelona	12,100
47	2006–07	17 June 2007	F	Archived 2016-03-26 at the Wayback Machine	Real Madrid	69 – 62	Barcelona	13,780
48		19 June 2007			Real Madrid	83 – 80	Barcelona	13,780
49		22 June 2007			Barcelona	75 – 70	Real Madrid	7,394
50		24 June 2007		Archived 2016-03-27 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	71 – 82	Real Madrid	7,301
51	2011–12	6 June 2012	F		Barcelona	81 – 80	Real Madrid	6,377
52		8 June 2012			Barcelona	69 – 75	Real Madrid	7,151
53		11 June 2012			Real Madrid	85 – 59	Barcelona	13,109
54		13 June 2012			Real Madrid	75 – 81	Barcelona	13,248
55		16 June 2012			Barcelona	73 – 69	Real Madrid	7,691
56	2012–13	9 June 2013	F		Real Madrid	76 – 72	Barcelona	10,859
57		11 June 2013			Real Madrid	71 – 72	Barcelona	12,348
58		14 June 2013			Barcelona	72 – 84	Real Madrid	7,562
59		16 June 2013		Archived 2016-03-15 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	73 – 62	Real Madrid	7,219
60		19 June 2013		Archived 2016-08-22 at the Wayback Machine	Real Madrid	79 – 71	Barcelona	12,832
61	2013–14	19 June 2014	F		Real Madrid	93 – 98	Barcelona	11,342
62		21 June 2014			Real Madrid	87 – 78	Barcelona	11,871
63		24 June 2014			Barcelona	94 – 79	Real Madrid	7,328
64		26 June 2014			Barcelona	83 – 81	Real Madrid	7,537
65	2014–15	19 June 2015	F		Real Madrid	78 – 72	Barcelona	11,871
66		21 June 2015			Real Madrid	100 – 80	Barcelona	12,924
67		24 June 2015			Barcelona	85 – 90	Real Madrid	7,247
68	2015–16	15 June 2016	F		Barcelona	100 – 99	Real Madrid	6,471
69		17 June 2016			Barcelona	70 – 90	Real Madrid	6,742
70		20 June 2016			Real Madrid	91 – 74	Barcelona	12,038
71		22 June 2016			Real Madrid	91 – 84	Barcelona	12,173
72	2018–19	15 June 2019	F		Real Madrid	87 – 67	Barcelona	11,876
73		17 June 2019			Real Madrid	81 – 80	Barcelona	12,247
74		19 June 2019			Barcelona	78 – 77	Real Madrid	7,238
75		21 June 2019			Barcelona	68 – 74	Real Madrid	7,301
76	2020–21	13 June 2021	F		Real Madrid	75 – 89	Barcelona	1,000^[1]
77	2020–21	15 June 2021	F		Barcelona	92 – 73	Real Madrid	1,000^[2]
78	2021–22	13 June 2022	F		Barcelona	75 – 88	Real Madrid	6,759
79		15 June 2022			Barcelona	71 – 69	Real Madrid	7,201
80		17 June 2022			Real Madrid	81 – 66	Barcelona	11,793
81		19 June 2022			Real Madrid	81 – 74	Barcelona	12,315
82	2022–23	16 June 2023	F		Barcelona	97 – 88	Real Madrid	6,819
83		18 June 2023			Barcelona	86 – 85	Real Madrid	7,406
84		20 June 2023			Real Madrid	82 – 93	Barcelona	11,965

Copa del Rey

#	Season	Date	R	Boxscore	Home team	Score	Away team	Arena	Attendance
1	1945	28 April 1945	R1		Real Madrid	35 – 30	Barcelona
2	1945	31 May 1945	R2		Barcelona	40 – 23	Real Madrid	Zaragoza
3	1946	17 February 1946	R1		Real Madrid	48 – 51	Barcelona
4	1946	10 March 1946	R1		Barcelona	44 – 21	Real Madrid
5	1947	5 January 1947	R1		Real Madrid	36 – 54	Barcelona
6		18 January 1947	R1		Barcelona	77 – 25	Real Madrid
7		18 May 1947	SF		Real Madrid	34 – 53	Barcelona
8		25 May 1947	SF		Barcelona	55 – 24	Real Madrid
9	1949	15 May 1949	FR		Barcelona	46 – 33	Real Madrid	Palacio de Deportes, Madrid
10	1950	6 May 1950	SF	Archived 2016-08-22 at the Wayback Machine	Real Madrid	32 – 33	Barcelona	Plaza de Toros de Las Arenas, Barcelona
11	1951	13 June 1951	F		Barcelona	36 – 47	Real Madrid	Frontón Gros, San Sebastián
12	1955	4 June 1955	SF	Archived 2016-08-22 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	39 – 49	Real Madrid	Pabellón de la Gran Vía, Barcelona
13	1959	6 June 1959	SF		Real Madrid	63 – 68	Barcelona
14	1959	14 June 1959	SF		Barcelona	65 – 58	Real Madrid
15	1960	8 May 1960	SF	Archived 2016-08-22 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	64 – 72	Real Madrid
16	1960	15 May 1960	SF		Real Madrid	81 – 47	Barcelona
17	1961	28 May 1961	F		Real Madrid	76 – 51	Barcelona	Frontón del Club Deportivo, Bilbao
18	1968	5 May 1968	QF	Archived 2016-08-22 at the Wayback Machine	Real Madrid	91 – 61	Barcelona
19	1968	12 May 1968	QF		Barcelona	76 – 83	Real Madrid
20	1971	28 March 1971	QF		Real Madrid	88 – 62	Barcelona
21	1971	4 April 1971	QF		Barcelona	60 – 50	Real Madrid
22	1972	2 April 1972	SF		Barcelona	64 – 64	Real Madrid
23	1972	9 April 1972	SF		Real Madrid	68 – 66	Barcelona
24	1973	17 May 1973	QF		Barcelona	85 – 79	Real Madrid
25	1973	24 May 1973	QF		Real Madrid	102 – 77	Barcelona
26	1974	9 May 1974	SF		Real Madrid	85 – 72	Barcelona
27	1974	22 May 1974	SF		Barcelona	73 – 62	Real Madrid
28	1975	16 April 1975	SF		Barcelona	66 – 60	Real Madrid
29	1975	19 April 1975	SF		Real Madrid	77 – 66	Barcelona
30	1976	8 April 1976	SF		Barcelona	82 – 94	Real Madrid
31	1976	22 April 1976	SF		Real Madrid	129 – 86	Barcelona
32	1977	26 June 1977	F		Real Madrid	97 – 71	Barcelona	Nuevo Palacio de Deportes, Palma	4,500
33	1978	4 June 1978	F		Barcelona	103 – 96	Real Madrid	Pabellón Municipal, Zaragoza	4,000
34	1980	9 March 1980	QF		Real Madrid	93 – 93	Barcelona
35	1980	16 March 1980	QF		Barcelona	110 – 91	Real Madrid
36	1981	29 April 1981	F		Barcelona	106 – 90	Real Madrid	Pabellón Municipal, Almería	3,000
37	1982	3 June 1982	F		Real Madrid	108 – 110	Barcelona	Pabellón de Entrepuentes, Badajoz	2,500
38	1983	20 April 1983^[3]	SF		Barcelona	WO	Real Madrid	Palau Blaugrana, Barcelona
39	1984	30 November 1983	QF		Real Madrid	100 – 102	Barcelona	Pabellón Municipal de Deportes, Zaragoza
40	1988	22 December 1987	F		Barcelona	84 – 83	Real Madrid	Pabellón Polideportivo Pisuerga, Valladolid	6,000
41	1989	17 November 1988	F	Archived 2016-03-11 at the Wayback Machine	Real Madrid	85 – 81	Barcelona	Pazo dos Deportes de Riazor, A Coruña	8,000
42	1991	23 February 1991	SF		Barcelona	82 – 81	Real Madrid	Pabellón Príncipe Felipe, Zaragoza
43	1994	5 March 1994	SF		Real Madrid	75 – 81	Barcelona	San Pablo, Seville
44	1996	24 February 1996	SF		Barcelona	80 – 72	Real Madrid	Palacio de Deportes, Murcia
45	1997	1 February 1997	QF		Barcelona	115 – 110	Real Madrid	Palacio de los Deportes, León
46	2000	18 March 2000	QF		Barcelona	73 – 68	Real Madrid	Araba Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz
47	2001	18 March 2001	F		Barcelona	80 – 77	Real Madrid	Martín Carpena, Málaga	8,500
48	2003	21 February 2003	QF	Archived 2016-03-13 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	72 – 59	Real Madrid	Fuente de San Luis, Valencia	8,500
49	2004	26 February 2004	QF		Barcelona	80 – 79	Real Madrid	San Pablo, Seville	9,100
50	2006	17 February 2006	QF		Real Madrid	77 – 67	Barcelona	Palacio de Deportes de la CAM, Madrid	13,400
51	2007	11 February 2007	F		Real Madrid	53 – 69	Barcelona	Martín Carpena, Málaga	10,200
52	2009	2 February 2009	QF		Real Madrid	75 – 83	Barcelona	Palacio de Deportes de la CAM, Madrid	11,000
53	2010	21 February 2010	F		Barcelona	80 – 61	Real Madrid	Bizkaia Arena, Barakaldo	14,814
54	2011	13 February 2011	F		Real Madrid	60 – 68	Barcelona	Palacio de Deportes de la CAM, Madrid	13,045
55	2012	19 February 2012	F		Barcelona	74 – 91	Real Madrid	Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona	15,128
56	2013	7 February 2013	QF		Real Madrid	108 – 111	Barcelona	Fernando Buesa Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz	14,500
57	2014	9 February 2014	F	Archived 2014-05-25 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	76 – 77	Real Madrid	Martín Carpena, Málaga	11,000
58	2015	22 February 2015	F		Barcelona	71 – 77	Real Madrid	Gran Canaria Arena, Las Palmas	9,870
59	2018	18 February 2018	F		Real Madrid	90 – 92	Barcelona	Gran Canaria Arena, Las Palmas	9,912
60	2019	17 February 2019	F		Real Madrid	93 – 94	Barcelona	WiZink Center, Madrid	13,468
61	2021	14 February 2021	F		Real Madrid	73 – 88	Barcelona	WiZink Center, Madrid	0^[4]
62	2022	20 February 2022	F		Real Madrid	59 – 64	Barcelona	Palacio Municipal de Deportes, Granada	6,918

Supercopa

#	Season	Date	R	Boxscore	Home team	Score	Away team	Arena	Attendance
1	2004	26 September 2004	F		Real Madrid	75 – 76	Barcelona	Martín Carpena, Málaga	6,100
2	2009	3 October 2009	F		Barcelona	86 – 82	Real Madrid	Centro Insular de Deportes, Las Palmas	4,600
3	2010	24 September 2010	SF	Archived 2010-09-25 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	89 – 55	Real Madrid	Fernando Buesa Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz	9,600
4	2011	30 September 2011	SF		Barcelona	74 – 70	Real Madrid	Bilbao Arena, Bilbao	8,230
5	2012	23 September 2012	F		Barcelona	84 – 95	Real Madrid	Pabellón Príncipe Felipe, Zaragoza	7,000
6	2013	5 October 2013	F	Archived 2013-11-04 at the Wayback Machine	Barcelona	79 – 83	Real Madrid	Fernando Buesa Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz	8,217
7	2014	27 September 2014	F		Real Madrid	99 – 78	Barcelona	Fernando Buesa Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz	8,452
8	2016	23 September 2016	SF		Real Madrid	93 – 99	Barcelona	Fernando Buesa Arena, Vitoria-Gasteiz	9,257
9	2019	22 September 2019	F		Real Madrid	89 – 79	Barcelona	WiZink Center, Madrid	12,348
10	2020	13 September 2020	F		Real Madrid	72 – 67	Barcelona	Santiago Martín, San Cristóbal de La Laguna	0^[5]
11	2021	12 September 2021	F		Barcelona	83 – 88	Real Madrid	Santiago Martín, San Cristóbal de La Laguna	2,200^[6]
12	2022	25 September 2022	F		Real Madrid	89 – 83	Barcelona	San Pablo, Seville	5,855
13	2023	16 September 2023	SF		Barcelona	80 – 90	Real Madrid	Palacio de Deportes, Murcia	7,400

EuroLeague

#	Season	Date	Stage	R	Home team	Score	Away team	Attendance
1	1993–94	6 January 1994	GS	7	Real Madrid	99 – 78	Barcelona	7,000
2	1993–94	24 February 1994	GS	14	Barcelona	80 – 64	Real Madrid	13,850
3	1995–96	23 November 1995	GS	3	Barcelona	88 – 80	Real Madrid	7,200
4		17 January 1996	GS	10	Real Madrid	82 – 94	Barcelona	12,000
5		9 April 1996	F4	SF	Barcelona	76 – 66	Real Madrid	11,000^[7]
6	2004–05	3 March 2005	T16	2	Barcelona	84 – 71	Real Madrid	8,000
7	2004–05	31 March 2005	T16	6	Real Madrid	76 – 73	Barcelona	9,700
8	2005–06	4 April 2006	QF	1	Barcelona	72 – 58	Real Madrid	7,397
9		6 April 2006		2	Real Madrid	84 – 78	Barcelona	13,000
10		13 April 2006		3	Barcelona	76 – 70	Real Madrid	8,000
11	2007–08	22 November 2007	RS	5	Barcelona	73 – 62	Real Madrid	7,311
12	2007–08	17 January 2008	RS	12	Real Madrid	82 – 79	Barcelona	13,000
13	2008–09	28 January 2009	T16	1	Real Madrid	85 – 83	Barcelona	12,500
14	2008–09	4 March 2009	T16	5	Barcelona	90 – 79	Real Madrid	7,592
15	2009–10	23 March 2010	QF	1	Barcelona	68 – 61	Real Madrid	7,428
16		25 March 2010		2	Barcelona	63 – 70	Real Madrid	7,585
17		30 March 2010		3	Real Madrid	73 – 84	Barcelona	13,500
18		1 April 2010		4	Real Madrid	78 – 84	Barcelona	13,700
19	2012–13	10 May 2013	F4	SF	Barcelona	67 – 74	Real Madrid	13,193^[8]
20	2013–14	16 May 2014	F4	SF	Barcelona	62 – 100	Real Madrid	11,843^[9]
21	2014–15	5 February 2015	T16	6	Real Madrid	97 – 73	Barcelona	12,662
22	2014–15	2 April 2015	T16	10	Barcelona	85 – 80	Real Madrid	8,529
23	2015–16	21 January 2016	T16	4	Real Madrid	86 – 87	Barcelona	12,018
24	2015–16	17 March 2016	T16	11	Barcelona	72 – 65	Real Madrid	7,142
25	2016–17	18 November 2016	RS	8	Barcelona	63 – 102	Real Madrid	7,013
26	2016–17	22 March 2017	RS	27	Real Madrid	85 – 69	Barcelona	11,759
27	2017–18	14 December 2017	RS	12	Real Madrid	87 – 75	Barcelona	10,516
28	2017–18	23 February 2018	RS	23	Barcelona	74 – 101	Real Madrid	6,829
29	2018–19	13 December 2018	RS	12	Real Madrid	92 – 65	Barcelona	11,953
30	2018–19	1 March 2019	RS	24	Barcelona	77 – 70	Real Madrid	7,311
31	2019–20	14 November 2019	RS	8	Real Madrid	86 – 76	Barcelona	12,729
32	2020–21	23 October 2020	RS	5	Barcelona	79 – 72	Real Madrid	0^[10]
33	2020–21	11 March 2021	RS	29	Real Madrid	76 – 81	Barcelona	0^[11]
34	2021–22	10 December 2021	RS	14	Barcelona	93 – 80	Real Madrid	7,079^[12]
35		11 February 2022	RS	26	Real Madrid	68 – 86	Barcelona	9,131^[13]
36		19 May 2022	F4	SF	Barcelona	83 – 86	Real Madrid	13,173^[14]
37	2022–23	13 October 2022	RS	2	Barcelona	75 – 73	Real Madrid	7,511
38		26 January 2023	RS	21	Real Madrid	91 – 86	Barcelona	10,305
39		19 May 2023	F4	SF	Barcelona	66 – 78	Real Madrid	11,411^[15]
40	2023–24	26 October 2023	RS	5	Real Madrid	65 – 64	Barcelona	11,432
41	2023–24	3 January 2024	RS	18	Barcelona	83 – 78	Real Madrid	7,488

Players who played for both clubs

Willy Hernangómez was the most recent player to transfer between the two rivals (in 2023).

Barcelona then Real Madrid

1956: Alfonso Martínez (via Aismalíbar Montcada)
1956: José Luis Martínez (via Aismalíbar Montcada)
1957: Rafael González-Adrio
1959: Jordi Parra
1964: Miguel "Ché" González
1995: Santi Abad (via Taugrés Baskonia)
1995: Zoran Savić (via PAOK Bravo)
1999: Aleksandar Đorđević
1999: José Luis Galilea (via León Caja España)
2002: Alain Digbeu
2002: Michael Hawkins (via Idea Śląsk)
2002: Derrick Alston (via Pamesa Valencia)
2008: Pepe Sánchez
2013: Ioannis Bourousis (via EA7 Emporio Armani Milano)
2021: Thomas Heurtel (via LDLC ASVEL)
2021: Ádám Hanga
2022: Mario Hezonja (via UNICS Kazan)

Real Madrid then Barcelona

1958: Alfonso Martínez
1958: José Luis Martínez
1990: José "Piculín" Ortiz
2002: Dejan Bodiroga (via Panathinaikos)
2012: Ante Tomić
2013: Maciej Lampe (via Caja Laboral)
2019: Nikola Mirotić (via Milwaukee Bucks)
2021: Nicolás Laprovíttola
2023: Willy Hernangómez (via New Orleans Pelicans)

From Barcelona to Real Madrid	7
From Barcelona to another club before Real Madrid	10
Total	17
From Real Madrid to Barcelona	5
From Real Madrid to another club before Barcelona	4
Total	9
Total Switches	26

Managers who coached both clubs

Božidar Maljković Barcelona (1990–1992), then Real Madrid (2004–2006).

Notes

↑ Reduced capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ Reduced capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ 1983 Copa del Rey at Linguasport
↑ Held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ Held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ Capacity reduced due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ Game played at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy in Paris
↑ Game played at the O2 arena in London
↑ Game played at the Mediolanum Forum in Assago
↑ Held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ Held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ Reduced capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ Reduced capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic
↑ Game was played at the Štark Arena in Belgrade
↑ Game was played at the Žalgiris Arena in Kaunas

References

"El Clásico: una historia de amor y odio" (in Spanish). ACB.com. Retrieved 28 July 2016.

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[Covid-1] Reduced capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[2] Reduced capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[3] 1983 Copa del Rey at Linguasport

[4] Held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[5] Held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[6] Capacity reduced due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[7] Game played at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy in Paris

[8] Game played at the O2 arena in London

[9] Game played at the Mediolanum Forum in Assago

[10] Held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[11] Held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[12] Reduced capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[13] Reduced capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic

[14] Game was played at the Štark Arena in Belgrade

[15] Game was played at the Žalgiris Arena in Kaunas

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