Black scarf with the inscription Partizan de Fuenlabrada.

On April 16, 1992, Partizan basketball players became European champions. In the epic final in Istanbul, they defeated the Spanish Juventud 71:70. However, Istanbul is not the only city that has a special place in the hearts of Partizan fans when this historic success is mentioned.
There is also a small town located in the heart of Spain, thirty kilometers from the center of Madrid, with less than 200,000 inhabitants. Fuenlabrada. At that time, there were great tensions in the former Yugoslavia, the war was raging in Croatia and was slowly "being born" in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Because of this, FR Yugoslavia found itself under the sanctions of the international community, so FIBA banned Partizan from playing its matches in Belgrade. The black and whites had to defeat the neutral ground, and the decision fell on Fuenlabrada.
Just one game was enough for the home crowd to fall in love with the boys in black and white jerseys. It was their Partizan de Fuenlabrada.