Partizan continue to slide: EuroLeague standings after Black-and-Whites fall to Zalgiris

Pulse Sports Team 21:26 - 30 October 2026

Partizan suffered their second EuroLeague loss of the week after being outplayed 87-80 by Zalgiris in Round 9. Consequently, their downward slide in the standings continues.

The clash between Partizan and Zalgiris was covered live on Sportal

Following the defeat to the Lithuanian side, Partizan dropped to a 4-5 record, sitting in 12th place in the EuroLeague standings.

Following an incomplete Round 9 of Europe's premier club competition, Panathinaikos lead the table with a 7-2 record.

Valencia and Olympiacos hold a 6-2 record, while Crvena Zvezda sit fourth at 6-3. Real Madrid, Hapoel, Fenerbahce, and Dubai share the same record, occupying places five through eight in that order.

Barcelona are ninth at 5-3, Zalgiris sit 10th at 5-4, while Virtus occupy 11th place ahead of Partizan with an identical 4-5 mark.

Efes are 13th at 4-5, followed by Besiktas at 3-5. ASVEL follow with the same record, then Paris at 3-6, followed by Maccabi and Bayern at 2-7. Olimpia Milano are second from bottom at 1-7, while Baskonia sit last with the same record.