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PAOK B.C. in Europe

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P.A.O.K. B.C. history and statistics in the FIBA and ULEB competitions.

Matches

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Season Competition Round Date Opponent Score (Half-time) Qual.
1959–60 FIBA Champions Cup
(1st tier)
1st round 18–11–1959 Romania PAOK – Steaua Bucharest 61–80 (17–37)
20–12–1959 Romania Steaua Bucharest – PAOK 79–60 (35–22)
1974–75 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 26–11–1974 Yugoslavia PAOK – Bosna Sarajevo 77–74 (41–37)
03–12–1974 Yugoslavia Bosna Sarajevo – PAOK 83–73 (30–33)
1975–76 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 18–11–1975 France Moderne Le Mans – PAOK 112–73 (53–33)
25–11–1975 France PAOK – Moderne Le Mans 69–67 (39–27)
1981–82 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round 07–10–1981 Austria PAOK – Sparkasse (Stock 84) Wels 103–72 (52–40)
15–10–1981 Austria Sparkasse (Stock 84) Wels – PAOK 92–98 (33–38)
2nd round 04–11–1981 Yugoslavia PAOK – Zadar 88–94 (33–40)
11–11–1981 Yugoslavia Zadar – PAOK 103–93 (47–45)
1982–83 FIBA Cup Winners' Cup
(2nd tier)
1st round 12–10–1982 Cyprus AEL Limassol – PAOK 51–120 (27–56)
14–10–1982 Cyprus PAOK – AEL Limassol 111–54 (56–30)
2nd round 02–11–1982 Israel PAOK – Hapoel Ramat Gan 86–78 (41–45)
09–11–1982 Israel Hapoel Ramat Gan – PAOK 79–69 (39–37)
1983–84 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 26–10–1983 Belgium Toptours Aarschot – PAOK 87–74 (40–38)
02–11–1983 Belgium PAOK – Toptours Aarschot 113–97 (63–44)
Round of 16
(group stage)
07–12–1983 Yugoslavia Zadar – PAOK 89–80 (46–42)
14–12–1983 Italy Pallacanestro (Star) Varese – PAOK 93–80 (50–42)
11–01–1984 France PAOK – Pau Orthez 83–78 (49–47)
18–01–1984 Yugoslavia PAOK – Zadar 67–72 (32–29)
25–01–1984 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Star) Varese 81–80 (73–73, 38–38)
01–02–1984 France Pau Orthez – PAOK 73–58 (28–28)
1984–85 FIBA Cup Winners' Cup
(2nd tier)
1st round 03–10–1984 Hungary Csepel Budapest – PAOK 73–99 (38–51)
11–10–1984 Hungary PAOK – Csepel Budapest 116–81 (69–33)
2nd round 30–10–1984 Yugoslavia PAOK – Bosna Sarajevo 88–84 (47–44)
06–11–1984 Yugoslavia Bosna Sarajevo – PAOK 84–82 (48–49)
Quarter finals
(group stage)
04–12–1984 Soviet Union PAOK – Žalgiris Kaunas 72–78 (38–34)
11–12–1984 Spain CB (CAI) Zaragoza – PAOK 80–76 (34–42)
09–01–1985 Austria UBSC (Landis+Gyr) Vienna – PAOK 86–84 (48–44)
15–01–1985 Soviet Union Žalgiris Kaunas – PAOK 102–96 (57–43)
23–01–1985 Spain PAOK – CB (CAI) Zaragoza 86–89 (43–35)
29–01–1985 Austria PAOK – UBSC (Landis+Gyr) Vienna 93–96 (51–58)
1985–86 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round 02–10–1985 Bulgaria Levski-Spartak Sofia – PAOK 105–87 (48–42)
09–10–1985 Bulgaria PAOK – Levski-Spartak Sofia 104–83 (60–39)
2nd round 30–10–1985 Belgium Standard (Boule d'or) Andenne – PAOK 81–96 (38–47)
06–11–1985 Belgium PAOK – Standard (Boule d'or) Andenne 92–76 (48–34)
Round of 16
(group stage)
04–12–1985 Italy PAOK – Auxilium (Berloni) Torino 100–92 (45–46)
11–12–1985 Yugoslavia PAOK – Zadar 73–70 (42–32)
08–01–1986 France Olympique Antibes – PAOK 90–83 (45–50)
15–01–1986 Italy Auxilium (Berloni) Torino – PAOK 97–82 (48–41)
21–01–1986 Yugoslavia Zadar – PAOK 98–79 (59–39)
29–01–1986 France PAOK – Olympique Antibes 67–88 (37–44)
1986–87 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round 01–10–1986 Bulgaria CSKA Sofia – PAOK 85–83 (43–37)
08–10–1986 Bulgaria PAOK – CSKA Sofia 89–77 (45–34)
2nd round 29–10–1986 Yugoslavia PAOK – Partizan Belgrade 79–69 (40–32)
06–11–1986 Yugoslavia Partizan Belgrade – PAOK 90–75 (48–38)
1987–88 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 14–10–1987 France Olympique Antibes – PAOK 82–98 (44–51)
21–10–1987 France PAOK – Olympique Antibes 111–107 (50–47)
Round of 16
(group stage)
02–12–1987 Spain PAOK – Estudiantes (Todagrés) Madrid 88–86 (48–41)
09–12–1987 Yugoslavia PAOK – Red Star Belgrade 88–93 (40–49)
16–12–1987 France ASVEL – PAOK 109–99 (45–55)
06–01–1988 Spain Estudiantes (Todagrés) Madrid – PAOK 83–81 (45–37)
13–01–1988 Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 93–88 (83–83, 40–47)
20–01–1988 France PAOK – ASVEL 80–81 (48–37)
1988–89 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round 12–10–1988 France ASVEL – PAOK 83–93 (40–46)
20–10–1988 France PAOK – ASVEL 125–78 (62–42)
2nd round 01–11–1988 Yugoslavia PAOK – Red Star Belgrade 95–85 (41–48)
08–11–1988 Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 2–0 (86–76, 35–40) note 1
1989–90 FIBA Cup Winners' Cup
(2nd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 24–10–1989 Portugal Ovarense – PAOK 83–101 (43–52)
31–10–1989 Portugal PAOK – Ovarense 117–67 (52–38)
Quarter finals
(group stage)
05–12–1989 Spain Real Madrid – PAOK 92–71 (33–46)
12–12–1989 France Mulhouse – PAOK 81–82 (55–40)
16–01–1990 Yugoslavia PAOK – Partizan Belgrade 93–81 (46–34)
23–01–1990 Spain PAOK – Real Madrid 80–77 (37–34)
30–01–1990 France PAOK – Mulhouse 92–76 (56–32)
06–02–1990 Yugoslavia Partizan Belgrade – PAOK 95–79 (41–39)
Semi final 20–02–1990 Italy Virtus (Knorr) Bologna – PAOK 77–57 (36–32)
27–02–1990 Italy PAOK – Virtus (Knorr) Bologna 100–94 (56–50)
1990–91 FIBA Cup Winners' Cup
(2nd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 23–10–1990 England Sunderland Saints – PAOK 89–96 (39–50)
30–10–1990 England PAOK – Sunderland Saints 97–85 (55–43)
Quarter finals
(group stage)
11–12–1990 Spain CB (CAI) Zaragoza – PAOK 70–64 (27–25)
18–12–1990 Yugoslavia PAOK – Red Star Belgrade 91–80 (43–33)
08–01–1991 Israel PAOK – Hapoel Galil Elyon 107–77 (52–43)
15–01–1991 Spain PAOK – CB (CAI) Zaragoza 112–102 (45–46)
22–01–1991 Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 91–75 (49–40)
29–01–1991 Israel Hapoel Galil Elyon – PAOK 80–79 (39–37)
Semi final 12–02–1991 Soviet Union PAOK – Dynamo Moscow 95–82 (40–42)
26–02–1991 Soviet Union Dynamo Moscow – PΑΟΚ 75–63 (35–29)
Final 26–03–1991 Spain PAOK – CB (CAI) Zaragoza 76–72 (31–36) Cup winner
1991–92 FIBA European Cup
(2nd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 01–10–1991 Cyprus APOEL Nicosia – PAOK 53–111 (21–51)
08–10–1991 Cyprus PAOK – APOEL Nicosia 106–54 (65–26)
3rd round Bye
Quarter finals
(group stage)
26–11–1991 Israel Maccabi Rishon LeZion – PAOK 92–97 (51–41)
03–12–1991 Italy PAOK – Scaligera (Glaxo) Verona 71–73 (34–36)
11–12–1991 France Limoges – PAOK 79–81 (32–42)
17–12–1991 Belgium PAOK – BC (Sunair) Oostende 81–70 (35–39)
07–01–1992 Germany PAOK – Alba Berlin 83–79 (38–43)
14–01–1992 Israel PAOK – Maccabi Rishon LeZion 95–80 (40–38)
21–01–1992 Italy Scaligera (Glaxo) Verona – PAOK 75–76 (36–36)
28–01–1992 France PAOK – Limoges 79–68 (35–33)
04–02–1992 Belgium BC (Sunair) Oostende – PAOK 81–87 (32–45)
11–02–1992 Germany Alba Berlin – PAOK 65–79 (32–32)
Semi final 20–02–1992 Slovenia Olimpija (Smelt) Ljubljana – PAOK 81–68 (39–31)
25–02–1992 Slovenia PAOK – Olimpija (Smelt) Ljubljana 79–61 (40–26)
27–02–1992 Slovenia PAOK – Olimpija (Smelt) Ljubljana 104–86 (47–36)
Final 17–03–1992 Spain Real Madrid – PAOK 65–63 (43–28) Cup finalist
1992–93 FIBA European League
(1st tier)
1st round 10–09–1992 Cyprus Pezoporikos Larnaca – PAOK 61–104 (29–51)
17–09–1992 Cyprus PAOK – Pezoporikos Larnaca 107–69 (60–40)
2nd round 01–10–1992 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 0–2 note 2
08–10–1992 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia PAOK – Red Star Belgrade 2–0
Round of 16
(group stage)
29–10–1992 Italy Victoria Libertas (Scavolini) Pesaro – PAOK 80–70 (40–42)
05–11–1992 France PAOK – Limoges 67–57 (33–30)
03–12–1992 Israel Maccabi (Elite) Tel Aviv – PAOK 85–81 (41–36)
10–12–1992 Italy Virtus (Knorr) Bologna – PAOK 64–75 (32–36)
17–12–1992 Spain PAOK – Joventut (Marbella) Badalona 83–81 (49–40)
06–01–1993 Croatia Cibona Zagreb – PAOK 71–82 (35–43)
14–01–1993 Italy PAOK – Victoria Libertas (Scavolini) Pesaro 69–65 (57–57, 52–52, 28–31)
20–01–1993 France Limoges – PAOK 60–58 (35–32)
04–02–1993 Israel PAOK – Maccabi (Elite) Tel Aviv 78–63 (35–27)
11–02–1993 Italy PAOK – Virtus (Knorr) Bologna 64–62 (32–33)
17–02–1993 Spain Joventut (Marbella) Badalona – PAOK 84–71 (51–39)
25–02–1993 Croatia PAOK – Cibona Zagreb 81–67 (38–26)
Quarter final 11–03–1993 France Pau Orthez – PAOK 86–103 (40–44)
16–03–1993 France PAOK – Pau Orthez 81–65 (32–31)
Semi final 13–04–1993 Italy Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso – PAOK 79–77 (45–51)
3rd place game 15–04–1993 Spain PAOK – Real Madrid 76–70 (46–38) Third place
1993–94 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round Bye
3rd round 27–10–1993 Russia Stroitel Samara – PAOK 77–81 (43–50)
03–11–1993 Russia PAOK – Stroitel Samara 101–56 (50–30)
Round of 16
(group stage)
24–11–1993 Spain CB (Caja San Fernando) Sevilla – PAOK 82–87 (42–36)
30–11–1993 Italy Olimpia (Recoaro) Milano – PAOK 76–74 (37–45)
08–12–1993 Croatia PAOK – KK Zagreb 84–70 (35–31)
15–12–1993 Spain PAOK – CB (Caja San Fernando) Sevilla 92–89 (47–43)
05–01–1994 Italy PAOK – Olimpia (Recoaro) Milano 71–67 (36–35)
12–01–1994 Croatia KK Zagreb – PAOK 77–91 (40–44)
Quarter final 26–01–1994 Italy Victoria Libertas (Scavolini) Pesaro – PAOK 82–66 (35–32)
02–02–1994 Italy PAOK – Victoria Libertas (Scavolini) Pesaro 96–58 (45–35)
Semi final 16–02–1994 Greece Panionios (Chipita) Athens – PAOK 83–85 (48–34)
23–02–1994 Greece PAOK – Panionios (Chipita) Athens 82–64 (31–34)
Final 09–03–1994 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Stefanel) Trieste 75–66 (35–28) Cup winner
16–03–1994 Italy Pallacanestro (Stefanel) Trieste – PAOK 91–100 (44–46)
1994–95 FIBA European League
(1st tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 29–09–1994 Israel Hapoel Tel Aviv – PAOK 82–70 (44–36)
06–10–1994 Israel PAOK – Hapoel Tel Aviv 82–66 (36–31)
Round of 16
(group stage)
27–10–1994 Israel Maccabi (Elite) Tel Aviv – PAOK 75–84 (37–35)
02–11–1994 Russia PAOK – CSKA Moscow 80–81 (39–37)
23–11–1994 Portugal PAOK – Benfica Lisbon 74–68 (34–27)
30–11–1994 Slovenia Olimpija (Smelt) Ljubljana – PAOK 87–81 (43–44)
08–12–1994 Greece Panathinaikos – PAOK 72–63 (32–38)
14–12–1994 Spain PAOK – Real Madrid 57–73 (31–32)
04–01–1995 Italy Victoria Libertas (Scavolini) Pesaro – PAOK 82–70 (41–27)
12–01–1995 Israel PAOK – Maccabi (Elite) Tel Aviv 79–62 (42–40)
18–01–1995 Russia CSKA Moscow – PAOK 85–73 (47–38)
26–01–1995 Portugal Benfica Lisbon – PAOK 77–75 (38–33)
01–02–1995 Slovenia PAOK – Olimpija (Smelt) Ljubljana 85–66 (36–33)
08–02–1995 Greece PAOK – Panathinaikos 80–70 (37–35)
16–02–1995 Spain Real Madrid – PAOK 69–52 (29–22)
22–02–1995 Italy PAOK – Victoria Libertas (Scavolini) Pesaro 84–79 (43–36)
1995–96 FIBA European Cup
(2nd tier)
1st round 09–09–1995 Cyprus PAEE Kyrenia – PAOK 40–109 (23–56)
12–09–1995 Cyprus PAOK – PAEE Kyrenia 116–47 (61–35)
2nd round 26–09–1995 Slovenia KD Postojna – PAOK 71–79 (36–36)
03–10–1995 Slovenia PAOK – KD Postojna 110–66 (52–31)
3rd round 24–10–1995 Ukraine PAOK – Budivelnyk Kiev 76–68 (43–29)
31–10–1995 Ukraine Budivelnyk Kiev – PAOK 75–74 (36–38)
Quarter finals
(group stage)
21–11–1995 Croatia PAOK – Zrinjevac Zagreb 86–85 (72–72, 39–32)
28–11–1995 Slovenia PAOK – Olimpija (Smelt) Ljubljana 77–67 (37–37)
05–12–1995 Estonia Kalev Tallinn – PAOK 71–75 (36–28)
12–12–1995 Russia Dynamo Moscow – PAOK 65–62 (32–28)
19–12–1995 Poland PAOK – KK (Nobiles) Włocławek 109–66 (49–35)
02–01–1996 Croatia Zrinjevac Zagreb – PAOK 76–73 (32–28)
09–01–1996 Slovenia Olimpija (Smelt) Ljubljana – PAOK 66–86 (35–49)
16–01–1996 Estonia PAOK – Kalev Tallinn 77–63 (33–38)
23–01–1996 Russia PAOK – Dynamo Moscow 64–59 (32–35)
30–01–1996 Poland KK (Nobiles) Włocławek – PAOK 57–112 (30–58)
Semi final 06–02–1996 Lithuania Žalgiris Kaunas – PAOK 76–83 (41–33)
13–02–1996 Lithuania PAOK – Žalgiris Kaunas 104–59 (60–32)
Final 12–03–1996 Spain Saski Baskonia (Taugrés) – PAOK 88–81 (44–50) Cup finalist
1996–97 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
Prelim. round Bye
1st round
(group stage)
02–10–1996 Turkey PAOK – Galatasaray Istanbul 93–61 (53–27)
09–10–1996 Portugal Ovarense – PAOK 85–99 (48–68)
15–10–1996 Sweden PAOK – BBK (Astra) Södertälje 120–63 (56–29)
06–11–1996 Turkey Galatasaray Istanbul – PAOK 64–90 (32–47)
12–11–1996 Portugal PAOK – Ovarense 97–72 (52–33)
20–11–1996 Sweden BBK (Astra) Södertälje – PAOK 79–88 (42–44)
Round of 32 04–12–1996 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 99–102 (43–44)
11–12–1996 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia PAOK – Red Star Belgrade 100–87 (54–39)
Round of 16 15–01–1997 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso 85–78 (38–45)
22–01–1997 Italy Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso – PAOK 84–60 (44–35)
1997–98 FIBA EuroLeague
(1st tier)
1st round
(group stage)
18–09–1997 Portugal Porto – PAOK 71–88 (34–47)
25–09–1997 Croatia KK Split – PAOK 74–76 (32–35)
01–10–1997 Spain PAOK – Estudiantes Madrid 72–76 (38–34)
09–10–1997 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso 65–62 (33–34)
22–10–1997 Turkey PTT (Türk Telekom) Ankara – PAOK 73–66 (38–40)
06–11–1997 Portugal PAOK – Porto 84–50 (53–14)
12–11–1997 Croatia PAOK – KK Split 89–60 (43–25)
19–11–1997 Spain Estudiantes Madrid – PAOK 78–60 (36–29)
11–12–1997 Italy Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso – PAOK 65–57 (35–29)
17–12–1997 Turkey PAOK – PTT (Türk Telekom) Ankara 72–63 (39–24)
2nd round
(group stage)
08–01–1998 Russia CSKA Moscow – PAOK 78–48 (46–23)
14–01–1998 France PAOK – Limoges 85–76 (31–31)
22–01–1998 Spain Real Madrid – PAOK 63–58 (32–22)
05–02–1998 Russia PAOK – CSKA Moscow 61–58 (35–35)
11–02–1998 France Limoges – PAOK 77–75 (64–64, 27–29)
18–02–1998 Spain PAOK – Real Madrid 63–59 (32–26)
Round of 16 03–03–1998 Germany Alba Berlin – PAOK 77–75 (69–69, 35–36)
05–03–1998 Germany PAOK – Alba Berlin 81–60 (40–27)
12–03–1998 Germany Alba Berlin – PAOK 104–71 (53–30)
1998–99 FIBA EuroLeague
(1st tier)
1st round
(group stage)
23–09–1998 Spain PAOK – Real Madrid 87–75 (41–34)
30–09–1998 France ASVEL – PAOK 80–66 (40–30)
07–10–1998 Slovenia PAOK – Olimpija (Union) Ljubljana 76–68 (41–30)
14–10–1998 Italy Fortitudo (Teamsystem) Bologna – PAOK 76–61 (44–35)
22–10–1998 Russia PAOK – Samara 85–66 (41–35)
05–11–1998 Spain Real Madrid – PAOK 77–69 (33–30)
11–11–1998 France PAOK – ASVEL 65–69 (33–43)
19–11–1998 Slovenia Olimpija (Union) Ljubljana – PAOK 84–68 (49–28)
09–12–1998 Italy PAOK – Fortitudo (Teamsystem) Bologna 68–59 (30–32)
17–12–1998 Russia Samara – PAOK 84–77 (40–34)
2nd round
(group stage)
07–01–1999 Italy PAOK – Virtus (Kinder) Bologna 71–57 (32–27)
13–01–1999 Greece Olympiacos Piraeus – PAOK 57–71 (21–30)
20–01–1999 Russia PAOK – CSKA Moscow 69–71 (47–36)
04–02–1999 Italy Virtus (Kinder) Bologna – PAOK 78–56 (41–36)
10–02–1999 Greece PAOK – Olympiacos Piraeus 72–66 (35–38)
17–02–1999 Russia CSKA Moscow – PAOK 77–67 (41–25)
1999–00 FIBA EuroLeague
(1st tier)
1st round
(group stage)
23–09–1999 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 65–64 (29–34)
29–09–1999 France PAOK – Cholet 83–76 (35–32)
06–10–1999 Russia PAOK – CSKA Moscow 83–63 (38–34)
20–10–1999 Italy Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso – PAOK 69–66 (36–34)
28–10–1999 Spain Barcelona – PAOK 76–55 (32–32)
04–11–1999 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia PAOK – Red Star Belgrade 82–53 (53–14)
10–11–1999 France Cholet – PAOK 48–66 (22–32)
17–11–1999 Russia CSKA Moscow – PAOK 71–82 (31–44)
08–12–1999 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso 66–72 (38–37)
15–12–1999 Spain PAOK – Barcelona 83–87 (39–48)
2nd round
(group stage)
06–01–2000 Spain PAOK – Real Madrid 72–71 (31–42)
13–01–2000 Slovenia Olimpija (Union) Ljubljana – PAOK 69–63 (33–25)
19–01–2000 Greece PAOK – Panathinaikos 69–77 (29–39)
03–02–2000 Spain Real Madrid – PAOK 72–61 (44–33)
09–02–2000 Slovenia PAOK – Olimpija (Union) Ljubljana 70–74 (37–28)
17–02–2000 Greece Panathinaikos – PAOK 71–75 (38–47)
Round of 16 29–02–2000 Israel Maccabi (Elite) Tel Aviv – PAOK 77–62 (45–31)
02–03–2000 Israel PAOK – Maccabi (Elite) Tel Aviv 67–55 (31–30)
09–03–2000 Israel Maccabi (Elite) Tel Aviv – PAOK 78–62 (48–25)
2000–01 ULEB Euroleague
(1st tier)
1st round
(group stage)
18–10–2000 Italy PAOK – Scaligera (Müller) Verona 97–94 (78–78, 39–39)
25–10–2000 Spain Barcelona – PAOK 58–67 (33–36)
01–11–2000 Germany PAOK – Skyliners (Opel) Frankfurt 100–70 (46–33)
08–11–2000 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Budućnost Podgorica – PAOK 83–71 (46–36)
15–11–2000 England PAOK – London Towers 70–58 (30–26)
06–12–2000 Italy Scaligera (Müller) Verona – PAOK 102–88 (53–38)
13–12–2000 Spain PAOK – Barcelona 91–102 (44–50)
20–12–2000 Germany Skyliners (Opel) Frankfurt – PAOK 73–80 (20–40)
10–01–2001 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia PAOK – Budućnost Podgorica 89–72 (44–32)
18–01–2001 England London Towers – PAOK 61–93 (34–42)
Round of 16 01–02–2001 Slovenia PAOK – Olimpija (Union) Ljubljana 75–64 (40–39)
08–02–2001 Slovenia Olimpija (Union) Ljubljana – PAOK 85–77 (43–43)
14–02–2001 Slovenia PAOK – Olimpija (Union) Ljubljana 69–73 (37–36)
2001–02 FIBA Korać Cup
(3rd tier)
Prelim. round Bye
1st round 16–10–2001 Cyprus Apollon Limassol – PAOK 65–69 (28–34)
23–10–2001 Cyprus PAOK – Apollon Limassol 95–71 (56–33)
Round of 32
(group stage)
14–11–2001 Israel Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan – PAOK 81–71 (40–32)
05–12–2001 Russia PAOK – Lokomotiv Mineralnye Vody 63–82 (27–45)
12–12–2001 Cyprus AEL Limassol – PAOK 90–92 (52–50)
19–12–2001 Israel PAOK – Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan 72–44 (45–25)
09–01–2002 Russia Lokomotiv Mineralnye Vody – PAOK 85–64 (41–27)
16–01–2002 Cyprus PAOK – AEL Limassol 102–62 (45–31)
2002–03 FIBA Champions Cup
(3rd tier)
1st round
(group stage)
02–10–2002 Slovenia PAOK – Slovan (Geoplin) Ljubljana 94–79 (59–44)
08–10–2002 Bosnia and Herzegovina HKK (Feal) Široki Brijeg – PAOK 84–80 (45–40)
16–10–2002 Bulgaria Academic (Lukoil) Sofia – PAOK 103–78 (60–43)
23–10–2002 Cyprus PAOK – APOEL (Elma) Nicosia 78–60 (40–38)
29–10–2002 Croatia KK Zagreb – PAOK 80–95 (39–41)
05–11–2002 Slovenia Slovan (Geoplin) Ljubljana – PAOK 81–88 (40–42)
13–11–2002 Bosnia and Herzegovina PAOK – HKK (Feal) Široki Brijeg 89–73 (49–42)
04–12–2002 Bulgaria PAOK – Academic (Lukoil) Sofia 74–72 (41–34)
10–12–2002 Cyprus APOEL (Elma) Nicosia – PAOK 58–104 (27–57)
18–12–2002 Croatia PAOK – KK Zagreb 78–88 (38–43)
2nd round
(group stage)
04–02–2003 Serbia and Montenegro KK (Hemofarm) Vršac – PAOK 84–68 (37–32)
11–02–2003 Lithuania PAOK – Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius 71–73 (34–35)
25–02–2003 Latvia Skonto Riga – PAOK 107–76 (54–44)
04–03–2003 Serbia and Montenegro PAOK – KK (Hemofarm) Vršac 86–78 (41–41)
18–03–2003 Lithuania Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius – PAOK 109–79 (60–43)
26–03–2003 Latvia PAOK – Skonto Riga 90–84 (47–50)
2003–04 FIBA Europe League
(3rd tier)
1st round
(group stage)
14–10–2003 Bosnia and Herzegovina HKK (Hercegtisak) Široki Brijeg – PAOK 78–96 (44–41)
22–10–2003 Ukraine PAOK – Azovmash Mariupol 85–65 (37–32)
29–10–2003 Belgium BC (Telindus) Oostende – PAOK 79–101 (43–53)
05–11–2003 Russia PAOK – UNICS Kazan 78–91 (43–51)
12–11–2003 Lithuania PAOK – Alita Alytus 93–81 (48–37)
18–11–2003 France Le Havre – PAOK 92–100 (83–83, 43–44)
26–11–2003 Turkey PTT (Türk Telekom) Ankara – PAOK 20–0 note 3
03–12–2003 Bosnia and Herzegovina PAOK – HKK (Hercegtisak) Široki Brijeg DNP
10–12–2003 Ukraine Azovmash Mariupol – PAOK DNP
17–12–2003 Belgium PAOK – BC (Telindus) Oostende DNP
14–01–2004 Russia UNICS Kazan – PAOK DNP
21–01–2004 Lithuania Alita Alytus – PAOK DNP
28–01–2004 France PAOK – Le Havre DNP
04–02–2004 Turkey PAOK – PTT (Türk Telekom) Ankara DNP
2004–05 ULEB Cup
(2nd tier)
1st round
(group stage)
09–11–2004 Hungary Debreceni Vadkakasok – PAOK 69–77 (28–44)
16–11–2004 France Gravelines – PAOK 70–83 (36–48)
23–11–2004 Belgium PAOK – Spirou Charleroi 80–73 (36–38)
30–11–2004 Germany PAOK – Alba Berlin 88–94 (76–76, 44–37)
07–12–2004 Serbia and Montenegro Budućnost Podgorica – PAOK 104–98 (37–45)
14–12–2004 Hungary PAOK – Debreceni Vadkakasok 95–76 (53–35)
21–12–2004 France PAOK – Gravelines 104–82 (50–43)
04–01–2005 Belgium Spirou Charleroi – PAOK 74–81 (44–36)
12–01–2005 Germany Alba Berlin – PAOK 61–68 (28–30)
18–01–2005 Serbia and Montenegro PAOK – Budućnost Podgorica 92–75 (43–43)
Round of 16 01–02–2005 France Cholet – PAOK 75–78 (34–32)
09–02–2005 France PAOK – Cholet 74–71 (36–31)
Quarter final 01–03–2005 Lithuania PAOK – Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius 74–71 (37–32)
08–03–2005 Lithuania Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius – PAOK 76–65 (28–40)
2005–06 FIBA EuroCup
(3rd tier)
1st round
(group stage)
25–10–2005 Turkey Fenerbahçe Istanbul – PAOK 101–91 (43–38)
02–11–2005 Cyprus PAOK – AEL (Proteas EKA) Limassol 74–75 (68–68, 33–33)
09–11–2005 Estonia PAOK – Kalev Tallinn 74–69 (38–26)
16–11–2005 Turkey PAOK – Fenerbahçe Istanbul 84–88 (46–39)
23–11–2005 Cyprus AEL (Proteas EKA) Limassol – PAOK 84–67 (37–37)
29–11–2005 Estonia Kalev Tallinn – PAOK 127–76 (62–35)
2006–07 ULEB Cup
(2nd tier)
1st round
(group stage)
31–10–2006 Serbia PAOK – Red Star Belgrade 68–78 (35–43)
07–11–2006 Spain Real Madrid – PAOK 69–45 (26–20)
14–11–2006 Belgium PAOK – Belfius (Dexia) Mons-Hainaut 83–69 (43–30)
21–11–2006 Netherlands EiffelTowers Den Bosch – PAOK 71–78 (38–33)
28–11–2006 Russia PAOK – UNICS Kazan 84–81 (45–39)
05–12–2006 Serbia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 81–85 (44–45)
12–12–2006 Spain PAOK – Real Madrid 53–76 (26–39)
19–12–2006 Belgium Belfius (Dexia) Mons-Hainaut – PAOK 80–82 (46–45)
09–01–2007 Netherlands PAOK – EiffelTowers Den Bosch 90–88 (42–45)
16–01–2007 Russia UNICS Kazan – PAOK 85–57 (37–35)
Round of 16 30–01–2007 Italy PAOK – Mens Sana (Montepaschi) Siena 62–79 (27–35)
13–02–2007 Italy Mens Sana (Montepaschi) Siena – PAOK 80–77 (32–30)
2007–08 FIBA EuroCup
(3rd tier)
1st round Bye
2nd round 20–11–2007 Romania PAOK – Universitatea (Mobitelco) Cluj-Napoca 79–74 (44–35)
27–11–2007 Romania Universitatea (Mobitelco) Cluj-Napoca – PAOK 65–71 (39–37)
Round of 16
(group stage)
11–12–2007 Estonia PAOK – Tartu Rock 58–69 (22–31)
17–12–2007 Finland Lappeenrannan – PAOK 83–74 (52–31)
08–01–2008 Russia PAOK – Samara 65–73 (63–63, 29–29)
15–01–2008 Estonia Tartu Rock – PAOK 90–80 (56–33)
22–01–2008 Finland PAOK – Lappeenrannan 80–76 (46–49)
29–01–2008 Russia Samara – PAOK 80–61 (41–30)
2010–11 ULEB EuroCup
(2nd tier)
Prelim. round Bye
1st round
(group stage)
16–11–2010 Spain Estudiantes (Asefa) Madrid – PAOK 88–77 (37–33)
23–11–2010 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso 62–67 (26–35)
30–11–2010 France PAOK – Chorale Roanne 92–74 (50–38)
07–12–2010 France Chorale Roanne – PAOK 60–72 (32–43)
14–12–2010 Spain PAOK – Estudiantes (Asefa) Madrid 77–72 (40–29)
21–12–2010 Italy Pallacanestro (Benetton) Treviso – PAOK 77–69 (38–37)
2011–12 ULEB Euroleague (1st T.) 1st Qual. Round 30–09–2011 Turkey Galatasaray Istanbul – PAOK 77–64 (34–32)
ULEB EuroCup
(2nd tier)
Prelim. round Bye
1st round
(group stage)
15–11–2011 Latvia VEF Riga – PAOK 80–74 (45–44)
22–11–2011 France PAOK – Cholet 74–62 (33–30)
29–11–2011 Russia PAOK – Khimki Moscow 62–71 (30–42)
06–12–2011 Russia Khimki Moscow – PAOK 89–65 (40–32)
13–12–2011 Latvia PAOK – VEF Riga 76–81 (39–46)
20–12–2011 France Cholet – PAOK 69–66 (37–34)
2013–14 ULEB EuroCup
(2nd tier)
1st round
(group stage)
15–10–2013 Montenegro PAOK – Budućnost (Voli) Podgorica 85–84 (34–38)
23–10–2013 Hungary Alba (Bericap) Fehérvár – PAOK 88–89 (42–35)
30–10–2013 Turkey PAOK – TED (Aykon) Ankara 75–77 (48–32)
06–11–2013 Ukraine PAOK – Khimik Yuzhne 77–69 (39–34)
13–11–2013 Russia Nizhny Novgorod – PAOK 87–53 (37–30)
19–11–2013 Montenegro Budućnost (Voli) Podgorica – PAOK 69–75 (38–40)
27–11–2013 Hungary PAOK – Alba (Bericap) Fehérvár 68–64 (40–29)
04–12–2013 Turkey TED (Aykon) Ankara – PAOK 84–65 (48–18)
10–12–2013 Ukraine Khimik Yuzhne – PAOK 70–58 (23–33)
18–12–2013 Russia PAOK – Nizhny Novgorod 52–60 (24–29)
2014–15 ULEB EuroCup
(2nd tier)
1st round
(group stage)
15–10–2014 Turkey Karşıyaka (Pınar) İzmir – PAOK 81–87 (73–73, 66–66, 40–36)
22–10–2014 Poland PAOK – (Stelmet) Zielona Góra 85–66 (45–33)
28–10–2014 Russia Lokomotiv Kuban – PAOK 87–46 (45–26)
05–11–2014 Latvia Ventspils – PAOK 63–66 (30–30)
12–11–2014 Montenegro PAOK – Budućnost (Voli) Podgorica 80–60 (42–25)
19–11–2014 Turkey PAOK – Karşıyaka (Pınar) İzmir 74–79 (45–41)
25–11–2014 Poland (Stelmet) Zielona Góra – PAOK 84–77 (36–34)
03–12–2014 Russia PAOK – Lokomotiv Kuban 54–68 (29–35)
10–12–2014 Latvia PAOK – Ventspils 76–62 (34–31)
17–12–2014 Montenegro Budućnost (Voli) Podgorica – PAOK 76–81 (73–73, 30–29)
2nd round
(group stage)
07–01–2015 France Limoges – PAOK 71–59 (31–31)
14–01–2015 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Foxtown) Cantù 78–77 (38–34)
21–01–2015 Russia PAOK – Khimki Moscow 78–82 (40–40)
28–01–2015 Russia Khimki Moscow – PAOK 102–68 (51–36)
04–02–2015 France PAOK – Limoges 68–79 (34–32)
11–02–2015 Italy Pallacanestro (Foxtown) Cantù – PAOK 78–70 (37–42)
2015–16 ULEB EuroCup
(2nd tier)
1st round
(group stage)
14–10–2015 Hungary PAOK – Szolnoki Olaj 72–69 (37–32)
21–10–2015 Russia Zenit Saint Petersburg – PAOK 76–66 (32–29)
28–10–2015 Turkey PAOK – Beşiktaş (Sompo Japan) Istanbul 80–100 (28–55)
04–11–2015 Russia Avtodor Saratov – PAOK 90–68 (41–38)
11–11–2015 Lithuania PAOK – Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius 81–76 (40–33)
18–11–2015 Hungary Szolnoki Olaj – PAOK 78–69 (24–36)
25–11–2015 Russia PAOK – Zenit Saint Petersburg 70–89 (24–36)
02–12–2015 Turkey Beşiktaş (Sompo Japan) Istanbul – PAOK 73–75 (62–62, 34–20)
09–12–2015 Russia PAOK – Avtodor Saratov 104–99 (49–44)
16–12–2015 Lithuania Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius – PAOK 81–88 (50–45)
2nd round
(group stage)
06–01–2016 Spain Valencia – PAOK 78–62 (34–29)
12–01–2016 France PAOK – Limoges 88–75 (47–36)
19–01–2016 Germany PAOK – EWE Baskets Oldenburg 68–81 (28–43)
26–01–2016 Germany EWE Baskets Oldenburg – PAOK 83–71 (48–39)
03–02–2016 Spain PAOK – Valencia 75–72 (39–33)
10–02–2016 France Limoges – PAOK 79–61 (39–25)
2016–17 FIBA Champions League
(3rd tier)
1st Qual. Round Bye
2nd Qual. Round Bye
Regular season
(Group C)
19–10–2016 Poland Rosa Radom – PAOK 93–85 (79–79, 71–71, 65–65, 33–30)
25–10–2016 Turkey PAOK – Uşak (Muratbey) Sportif 59–52 (23–25)
01–11–2016 Italy Pallacanestro (Openjobmetis) Varese – PAOK 70–75 (35–38)
08–11–2016 France PAOK – ASVEL 61–67 (31–35)
16–11–2016 Lithuania Neptūnas – PAOK 68–63 (32–40)
22–11–2016 Germany EWE Baskets Oldenburg – PAOK 67–62 (27–33)
30–11–2016 Latvia PAOK – Ventspils 85–81 (71–71, 39–36)
06–12–2016 Poland PAOK – Rosa Radom 85–66 (47–31)
14–12–2016 Turkey Uşak (Muratbey) Sportif – PAOK 78–77 (39–36)
21–12–2016 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Openjobmetis) Varese 78–69 (40–34)
04–01–2017 France ASVEL – PAOK 70–56 (39–33)
10–01–2017 Lithuania PAOK – Neptūnas 82–73 (44–35)
18–01–2017 Germany PAOK – EWE Baskets Oldenburg 79–82 (30–37)
24–01–2017 Latvia Ventspils – PAOK 54–84 (31–45)
Play-offs 08–02–2017 Serbia PAOK – Partizan (NIS) Belgrade 74–76 (32–40)
22–02–2017 Serbia Partizan (NIS) Belgrade – PAOK 78–82 (32–47)
Round of 16 28–02–2017 Spain PAOK – CB (Iberostar Tenerife) Canarias 66–63 (34–30)
08–03–2017 Spain CB (Iberostar Tenerife) Canarias – PAOK 80–54 (37–16)
2017–18 FIBA Champions League
(3rd tier)
1st Qual. Round Bye
2nd Qual. Round Bye
3rd Qual. Round Bye
Regular season
(Group B)
10–10–2017 Germany MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg – PAOK 103–70 (48-40)
18–10–2017 Turkey PAOK – Gaziantep 82–85 (38–42)
24–10–2017 Italy SikeliArchivi Capo d'Orlando – PAOK 58–63 (19–32)
31–10–2017 France Élan Chalon – PAOK 75–61 (36–41)
8–11–2017 Spain PAOK – CB (Iberostar Tenerife) Canarias 74–79 (36–42)
15–11–2017 Lithuania Neptūnas – PAOK 82–69 (51–32)
5–12–2017 Latvia PAOK – Ventspils 83–76 (35–41)
12–12–2017 Germany PAOK – MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg 63–83 (48–47)
20–12–2017 Turkey Gaziantep – PAOK 65–77 (62-62, 30–34)
09–01–2018 Italy PAOK – SikeliArchivi Capo d'Orlando 79–61 (41-35)
16–01–2018 France PAOK – Élan Chalon 90–81 (48-42)
24–01–2018 Spain CB (Iberostar Tenerife) Canarias – PAOK 93–79 (46–39)
31–01–2018 Lithuania PAOK – Neptūnas 91–70 (58-32)
06–02–2018 Latvia Ventspils – PAOK 59–80 (36-46)
Round of 16 06–03–2018 Turkey PAOK – Pinar Karşıyaka 74–68 (39-37)
14–03–2018 Turkey Pinar Karşıyaka- PAOK 79–67 (43–33)
2018–19 FIBA Champions League
(3rd tier)
1st Qual. Round Bye
2nd Qual. Round Bye
3rd Qual. Round Bye
Regular season
(Group B)
09–10–2018 Italy Umana Reyer Venezia – PAOK 69–59 (43-35)
16–10–2018 Germany PAOK – Telekom Baskets Bonn 95–100 (53–57)
23–10–2018 Israel Hapoel Unet Holon – PAOK 72–68 (34-42)
30–10–2018 France PAOK – Nanterre 92 83–82 (41–25)
06–11–2018 Czech Republic Opava – PAOK 69–94 (45–47)
14–11–2018 Switzerland PAOK – Fribourg Olympic 92–61 (51–24)
21–11–2018 Spain Iberostar Tenerife – PAOK 65–66 (33–32)
12–12–2018 Italy PAOK – Umana Reyer Venezia 77–76 (46–37)
18–12–2018 Germany Telekom Baskets Bonn – PAOK 94–77 (46-31)
08–01–2019 Israel PAOK – Hapoel Unet Holon 92–77 (47–31)
16–01–2019 France Nanterre 92 – PAOK 79–70 (43-41)
23–01–2019 Czech Republic PAOK – Opava 93–43 (49–22)
30–01–2019 Switzerland Fribourg Olympic – PAOK 64–84 (34–41)
05–02–2019 Spain PAOK – Iberostar Tenerife 77–85 (32-36)
Round of 16 05–03–2019 Greece PAOK – AEK 75–84 (36-45)
13–03–2019 Greece AEK- PAOK 62–63 (32–27)
2019–20 FIBA Champions League
(3rd tier)
1st Qual. Round Bye
2nd Qual. Round Bye
Regular season
(Group D)
15–10–2019 Turkey PAOK – Beşiktaş Sompo Sigorta 60–69 (33-32)
22–10–2019 Hungary Falco – PAOK 76–66 (32-36)
29–10–2019 Lithuania PAOK – Neptūnas 72–94 (39-45)
05–11–2019 France JDA Dijon – PAOK 81–76 (41-33)
12–11–2019 Italy PAOK – Happy Casa Brindisi 95–91 (45–45)
20–11–2019 Spain PAOK – Casademont Zaragoza 93–78 (45–44)
04–12–2019 Germany Telekom Baskets Bonn – PAOK 83–85 (50–45)
10–12–2019 Turkey Beşiktaş Sompo Sigorta – PAOK 98–83 (51-41)
17–12–2019 Hungary PAOK – Falco 80–89 (37-51)
07–01–2020 Lithuania Neptūnas – PAOK 80–86 (42–47)
15–01–2020 France PAOK – JDA Dijon 77–84 (41-44)
22–01–2020 Italy Happy Casa Brindisi – PAOK 93–91 (45-53)
29–01–2020 Spain Casademont Zaragoza – PAOK 86–76 (45-42)
04–02–2020 Germany PAOK – Telekom Baskets Bonn 103–84 (47–48)
2021–22 FIBA Champions League
(3rd tier)
1st Qual. Round Bye
2nd Qual. Round Bye
3rd Qual. Round Bye
Regular season
(Group E)
05–10–2021 Bosnia and Herzegovina KK Igokea - PAOK 68–64 (26-32)
12–10–2021 Czech Republic PAOK - ERA Nymburk 83–84 (35-40)
25–10–2021 Turkey PAOK – Galatasaray 81–74 (33–36)
09–11–2021 Czech Republic ERA Nymburk - PAOK 71–75 (40–37)
08–12–2021 Turkey Galatasaray 87–75 (48-40)
22–12–2021 Bosnia and Herzegovina PAOK - KK Igokea 64–75 (37-38)
Play-ins 05–01–2022 France Strasbourg – PAOK 105–78 (57-34)
12–01–2022 France PAOK - Strasbourg 79–80 (34–37)
2022–23 FIBA Champions League
(3rd tier)
1st Qual. Round Bye
2nd Qual. Round Bye
3rd Qual. Round Bye
Regular season
(Group G)
05–10–2022 France PAOK - JDA Dijon 66–70 (28-37)
19–10–2022 Italy PAOK - Dinamo Sassari 88–68 (35-43)
2–11–2022 Spain PAOK – Unicaja Málaga 77–63 (36–32)
29–11–2022 Italy Dinamo Sassari - PAOK 82–78 (40–30)
13–12–2022 Spain PAOK - Unicaja Málaga 85–88 (36-44)
20–12–2022 France JDA Dijon - PAOK 69–74 (40-28)
Play-ins 03–01–2023 Lithuania Rytas – PAOK 85–62 (46-32)
11–01–2022 Lithuania PAOK - Rytas 81–78 (46–34)
17–01–2023 Lithuania Rytas – PAOK 82–63 (41-37)
2023–24 FIBA Champions League
(3rd tier)
Qualifying round Bye
Regular season
(Group G)
18–10–2023 Turkey Galatasaray - PAOK 77–88 (42-52) TBD
01–11–2023 Portugal Benfica - PAOK
15–11–2023 Israel PAOK – Hapoel Jerusalem
29–11–2023 Portugal PAOK - Benfica
13–12–2023 Israel Hapoel Jerusalem - PAOK
20–12–2023 Turkey PAOK - Galatasaray

1: The game interrupted against PAOK at the beginning of the extra time. PAOK's coach Johnny Neumann push the Italian referee Grossi, when he impute breach at jump all.
2: Red Star was drawn for the competition but was not allowed to compete due to United Nations embargo on Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. PAOK went through with a walkover.
3: PAOK didn't show up to the match, so Türk Telekom was awarded a 20–0 walkover. Later, PAOK withdrawn from the competition.

Statistics

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Achievements

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Tier Competition Cup winner Cup finalist SF QF
1 EuroLeague 1
2 Saporta Cup / EuroCup 1 2 1 2
3 Korać Cup 1
Total 2 2 2 2

Overall record

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Tier Competition App Pld W L
1st FIBA Champions Cup / FIBA European League / FIBA EuroLeague / ULEB Euroleague 8 106 55 51
2nd FIBA Cup Winners' Cup / FIBA European Cup / ULEB Cup / ULEB EuroCup 13 150 88 62
3rd FIBA: Korać Cup / Champions Cup / Europe League / EuroCup / Champions League 17 145 81 64
Total 38 401 224 177
  • PAOK has two walkover wins out of 224 and one walkover defeat out of 177.

Biggest wins and defeats

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Largest margin of victory Largest margin of defeat
 +69  1982–83 Cup Winners' Cup 12–10–1982 Cyprus AEL Limassol – PAOK 51–120 (27–56)  –51  2005–06 EuroCup 29–11–2005 Estonia Kalev Tallinn – PAOK1 127–76 (62–35)
 +69  1995–96 European Cup 09–09–1995 Cyprus PAEE Kyrenia – PAOK 40–109 (23–56)  –43  2017–18 Champions League 10–10–2017 Germany Riesen Ludwigsburg – PAOK 103–70 (48–40)
 +69  1995–96 European Cup 12–09–1995 Cyprus PAOK – PAEE Kyrenia 116–47 (61–35)  –41  2014–15 EuroCup 28–10–2014 Russia Lokomotiv Kuban – PAOK 87–46 (45–26)
 +58  1991–92 European Cup 01–10–1991 Cyprus APOEL Nicosia – PAOK 53–111 (21–51)  –39  1975–76 Korać Cup 18–11–1975 France Moderne Le Mans – PAOK 112–73(53–33)
 +57  1982–83 Cup Winners' Cup 12–10–1982 Cyprus PAOK – AEL Limassol 111–54 (56–30)  –34  2013–14 EuroCup 13–11–2013 Russia Nizhny Novgorod – PAOK 87–53 (37–30)
 +57  1996–97 Korać Cup 15–10–1996 Sweden PAOK – Astra Södertälje 120–63 (56–29)  –34  2014–15 EuroCup 28–01–2015 Russia Khimki Moscow – PAOK 102–68 (51–36)
 +55  1995–96 European Cup 30–01–1996 Poland Nobiles Włocławek – PAOK 57–112 (30–58)  –33  1997–98 Euroleague 12–03–1998 Germany Alba Berlin – PAOK 104–71 (53–30)
 +52  1991–92 European Cup 08–10–1991 Cyprus PAOK – APOEL Nicosia 106–54 (65–26)   –31  2002–03 Champions Cup 25–02–2003 Latvia Skonto Riga – PAOK 107–76 (54–44)
 +50  1989–90 Cup Winners' Cup 31–10–1989 Portugal PAOK – Ovarense 117–67 (52–38)   –30  1997–98 Euroleague 08–01–1998 Russia CSKA Moscow – PAOK 78–48 (46–23)
 +50  2018–19 Champions League 23–01–2019 Czech Republic PAOK – Opava 93–43 (49–22)  –30  2002–03 Champions Cup 18–03–2003 Lithuania Lietuvos Rytas – PAOK 109–79 (60–43)

1: PAOK showed up to the match with only five players, three of them from the youth team.

Matches in overtime

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Three overtimes
2016–17 FIBA Champions League 19–10–2016 Poland Rosa Radom – PAOK 93–85 (79–79, 71–71, 65–65)
Two overtimes
1992–93 FIBA European League 14–01–1993 Italy PAOK – Victoria Libertas (Scavolini) Pesaro 69–65 (57–57, 52–52)
2014–15 ULEB EuroCup 15–10–2014 Turkey Karşıyaka (Pınar) İzmir – PAOK 81–87 (73–73, 66–66)
One overtime
1983–84 FIBA Korać Cup 25–01–1984 Italy PAOK – Pallacanestro (Star) Varese 81–80 (73–73)
1987–88 FIBA Korać Cup 13–01–1988 Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 93–88 (83–83)
1988–89 FIBA Korać Cup 08–11–1988 Yugoslavia Red Star Belgrade – PAOK 2–0 (86–76) note
1995–96 FIBA European Cup 21–11–1995 Croatia PAOK – Zrinjevac Zagreb 86–85 (72–72)
1997–98 FIBA EuroLeague 11–02–1998 France Limoges – PAOK 77–75 (64–64)
1997–98 FIBA EuroLeague 03–03–1998 Germany Alba Berlin – PAOK 77–75 (69–69)
2000–01 ULEB Euroleague 18–10–2000 Italy PAOK – Scaligera (Müller) Verona 97–94 (78–78)
2003–04 FIBA Europe League 18–11–2003 France Le Havre – PAOK 92–100 (83–83)
2004–05 ULEB Cup 30–11–2004 Germany PAOK – Alba Berlin 88–94 (76–76)
2005–06 FIBA EuroCup 02–11–2005 Cyprus PAOK – AEL (Proteas EKA) Limassol 74–75 (68–68)
2007–08 FIBA EuroCup 08–01–2008 Russia PAOK – Samara 65–73 (63–63)
2014–15 ULEB EuroCup 17–12–2014 Montenegro Budućnost (Voli) Podgorica – PAOK 76–81 (73–73)
2015–16 ULEB EuroCup 02–12–2015 Turkey Beşiktaş (Sompo Japan) Istanbul – PAOK 73–75 (62–62)
2016–17 FIBA Champions League 30–11–2016 Latvia PAOK – Ventspils 85–81 (71–71)
2017–18 FIBA Champions League 20–12–2017 Turkey Gaziantep - PAOK 65–77 (62–62)
  • Note: The game interrupted against PAOK at the beginning of the extra time. PAOK's American coach Johnny Neumann push the Italian referee Grossi, when he impute breach at jump all.

Opponents by country

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Italy Italy Pallacanestro Varese Spain Spain Zaragoza Belgium Belgium Aarschot Slovenia Slovenia Olimpija Ljubljana
Auxilium Torino Estudiantes Madrid Standard Liège Postojna
Virtus Bologna Real Madrid Oostende Slovan Ljubljana
Scaligera Verona Joventut Badalona Spirou Charleroi Greece Greece Panionios
Victoria Libertas Pesaro Sevilla Belfius Mons-Hainaut Panathinaikos
Pallacanestro Treviso Saski Baskonia Cyprus Cyprus AEL Limassol Olympiacos
Olimpia Milano Barcelona APOEL Ukraine Ukraine Budivelnyk Kiev
Pallacanestro Trieste Valencia Pezoporikos Larnaca Azovmash Mariupol
Fortitudo Bologna CB Canarias PAEE Kyrenia Khimik Yuzhne
Mens Sana Siena Turkey Turkey Galatasaray Apollon Limassol Poland Poland KK Włocławek
Pallacanestro Cantù Türk Telekom Ankara Hungary Hungary Csepel Budapest Zielona Góra
Orlandina Fenerbahçe Debreceni Vadkakasok Rosa Radom
France France Le Mans Sarthe TED Ankara Alba Fehérvár Latvia Latvia Skonto Riga
Pau Orthez Karşıyaka İzmir Szolnoki Olaj VEF Riga
Olympique Antibes Beşiktaş Lithuania Lithuania Žalgiris Kaunas Ventspils
ASVEL Uşak Sportif Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius Romania Romania Steaua Bucharest
Mulhouse Gaziantep Alita Alytus Universitatea Cluj-Napoca
Limoges Israel Israel Hapoel Ramat Gan Neptūnas Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia & Her. Bosna Sarajevo
Cholet Hapoel Galil Elyon Germany Germany Alba Berlin Široki Brijeg
Le Havre Maccabi Rishon LeZion Skyliners Frankfurt Austria Austria Sparkasse Wels
Gravelines Maccabi Tel Aviv Oldenburg UBSC Vienna
Chorale Roanne Hapoel Tel Aviv Ludwigsburg England England Sunderland Saints
Chalon Ironi Ramat Gan Bulgaria Bulgaria Levski Sofia London Towers
Russia Russia Dynamo Moscow Croatia Croatia Zadar CSKA Sofia Estonia Estonia Kalev Tallinn
Samara Cibona Zagreb Academic Sofia Tartu
CSKA Moscow KK Zagreb Serbia Serbia Partizan Belgrade Sweden Sweden Södertälje
Lokomotiv Kuban Zrinjevac Zagreb Red Star Belgrade Montenegro Montenegro Budućnost
UNICS Kazan KK Split KK Vršac Netherlands Netherlands Den Bosch
Khimki Moscow Portugal Portugal Ovarense Finland Finland Lappeenrannan
Nizhny Novgorod Benfica
Zenit Saint Petersburg Porto
Avtodor Saratov

See also

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References

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