Macedonian Cup (North Macedonia) 2025/26

The **Macedonian Basketball Cup** stands as the premier national knockout tournament for men’s basketball clubs in North Macedonia. Also known as the Blagoja Georgievski-Bushtur Cup, the competition was established in 1993, coinciding with the country's independence, and is organized by the Basketball Federation of North Macedonia. It sits as the second most important domestic title in the national pyramid, below the Macedonian First League but above the Super Cup.

The tournament format typically involves a Final Four stage, featuring the top eight teams from the first half of the regular season. These teams compete in single-elimination quarterfinals, semifinals, and a final, all played over a single weekend in a neutral venue. Unlike the league, there is no promotion or relegation associated with the cup. The winner traditionally qualifies for the FIBA Europe Cup, although specific allocation can depend on FIBA invitations and league coefficients.

MZT Skopje Aerodrom is the most successful club in the competition's history, having won the title 14 times (as of the 2024-25 season). Their closest rival is Rabotnički, with 10 titles. Other notable winners include Gostivar (2), Feni Industries (2), and TFT (1). The 2024-25 champion is MZT Skopje Aerodrom. Notable records include the highest-scoring final in 1993 (190 points) and the largest margin of victory in 1994 (+32 points). The competition is distinct from the Macedonian First League, which determines the national champion and European spots via playoffs, and the Macedonian Basketball Super Cup, a single match between the league and cup winners.