Partizan Mozzart Bet Seal Victory Over Paris Basketball in EuroLeague
Partizan Mozzart Bet defeated Paris Basketball 92–79 in the EuroLeague on 29 September 2026. The visitors took control early and never let the hosts back into the contest. It was a straightforward performance from Belgrade, who have not won since their last outing before this one.
Paris started with energy, hitting three-pointers at will. They made 11 from deep compared to Partizan's eight, and the visitors could not match that volume. But basketball is not won on outside shooting alone. Partizan found their rhythm through the paint and at the free-throw line, where they completed 18 of 24 attempts.
We had tipped Partizan at 56 percent confidence before the game. That call held up. The visitors were sharper on the defensive end, forcing 21 turnovers while committing just 13 themselves. They also pulled 14 steals to Paris's 10, which created transition opportunities that the hosts could not contain.
The statistics tell the story without embellishment. Paris won the rebounding battle 30 to 25, but seven of those were offensive boards, meaning they did not convert possession advantage into second chances. Partizan shot 53 percent from the field overall, while Paris managed 48 percent. More successful field goals, fewer turnovers, and better free-throw shooting — that is how you win 92–79.
Both sides sit near the bottom of the table after 38 games. Paris occupy 16th place with 15 wins and 23 defeats, while Partizan are 15th with 16 wins and 22 losses. The gap between them is negligible, and each result matters more than the position itself. Neither team has anything to play for in terms of qualification, but pride remains.
Paris come off a victory over Nancy on 27 September, but their recent form has been inconsistent. They lost to Panathinaikos on 24 September and have shown flashes of improvement followed by collapses. Partizan's last competitive game was a 92–76 win over Olimpia Milano on 25 September. That result gave them momentum, and they carried it into Paris.
The margin of 13 points reflects a game where one side controlled the tempo. Partizan held their nerve in the final quarter when Paris tried to claw their way back. They extended their unbeaten run in competitive fixtures to three, though that is a small comfort when the table says what it says.
