Partizan Fuenlabrada Debuts Against Sister Club in Lopsided Loss (98-55)

The newly renamed Partizan Fuenlabrada made its debut against Partizan Belgrade with 3,000 fans in attendance. The Madrid-based team received a warm welcome from the Serbian club's supporters, their new namesakes from Partizan Belgrade.

The start of the match favored the Serbian side, though without creating significant gaps between the two teams. However, the physical dominance of the EuroLeague-competing team proved difficult to match, creating a considerable distance by the end of the first quarter. 26-9

The second quarter offered no respite, with a 25-10 run in the period. Jonathan Zao struggled to score, missing all five shots he attempted. However, that wasn't all—the poor three-point shooting from Iñaki Martín's team sealed the difficult matchup they faced, finishing at 11% (2/18) compared to the hosts' 38% (6/16). Ball security was also crucial, with Peñarroya's team committing just 5 turnovers compared to 15 from the visitors. 51-19.

The third quarter (77-41) had little significance, as did the final quarter; however, the focus shifted to the stands. The traveling Fuenlabrada fans, many of them from the Fuenlablues, spent the game cheering and chanting, which the home supporters were quick to continue. The game ended 98-55 on the scoreboard.