Efes Pilsen SK in European Club Competitions - 1993-94 European League

1993-94 European League

Preliminary Round:

  1. (30.09.1993) Žalgiris Kaunas - Efes Pilsen: 60 - 77 (W)
  2. (07.10.1993) Efes Pilsen - Žalgiris Kaunas: 57 - 72 (L)

Group Matches: (finished 1st in Group B with 10-4)

  1. (28.10.1993) Efes Pilsen - EB Pau Orthez: 81 - 74 (W)
  2. (04.11.1993) Benfica Lisboa - Efes Pilsen: 61 - 77 (W)
  3. (25.11.1993) Panathinaikos Athens - Efes Pilsen: 67 - 82 (W)
  4. (02.12.1993) Efes Pilsen - Clear Cantù: 88 - 70 (W)
  5. (09.12.1993) Virtus Buckler Bologna - Efes Pilsen: 85 - 65 (L)
  6. (16.12.1993) Efes Pilsen - Cibona Zagreb: 69 - 75 (L) (after overtime)
  7. (06.01.1994) Efes Pilsen - Joventut Badalona: 76 - 74 (W) (after overtime)
  8. (13.01.1994) EB Pau Orthez - Efes Pilsen: 56 - 68 (W)
  9. (20.01.1994) Efes Pilsen - Benfica Lisboa: 80 - 67 (W)
  10. (27.01.1994) Efes Pilsen - Panathinaikos Athens: 68 - 59 (W)
  11. (03.02.1994) Clear Cantù - Efes Pilsen: 54 - 58 (W)
  12. (10.02.1994) Efes Pilsen - Virtus Buckler Bologna: 83 - 77 (W)
  13. (17.02.1994) Cibona Zagreb - Efes Pilsen: 72 - 57 (L)
  14. (24.02.1994) Joventut Badalona - Efes Pilsen: 66 - 53 (L)

Quarterfinal:

  1. (10.03.1994) FC Barcelona - Efes Pilsen: 54 - 50 (L)
  2. (15.03.1994) Efes Pilsen - FC Barcelona: 73 - 64 (W)
  3. (17.03.1994) Efes Pilsen - FC Barcelona: 62 - 76 (L)

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