Euroleague Fines Partizan and Crvena Zvezda over Belgrade Derby
Euroleague has fined Crvena Zvezda 115,000 euros over the incidents at the Belgrade derby and banned the club's fans from watching its next five away matches. Partizan was fined 49,000 euros. Cluj was hit with a 30,000 euro fine in EuroCup, and its head coach Mihai Silvasan was fined 9,000 euros.

Euroleague Basketball has fined Crvena Zvezda 115,000 euros over the incidents at the Belgrade derby. The club's fans have also been banned from watching its next five away matches. The reasons for the penalty include incidents that endangered physical safety, aggressive behavior by fans, laser pointers and objects thrown onto the court.
Partizan was fined 49,000 euros. The club was penalized for flares, laser pointers, aggressive fan behavior, throwing objects, pitch invasion and insufficient security measures. The statement also included an arena capacity restriction for the 2026/27 season that was conditionally suspended, but the scope of the restriction was not specified.
In other decisions, Panathinaikos was fined 7,000 euros over fan behavior during its match against Baskonia. In EuroCup, Cluj was fined 30,000 euros, and a one-match restriction requiring the arena to be limited to 80 percent capacity was suspended. Cluj head coach Mihai Silvasan was also fined 9,000 euros.



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