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The Serbian championship may have taken a backseat in recent years due to the growing importance of the regional ABA League, but there’s still plenty of prestige in winning a title in one of Europe’s great basketball nations.

Can Spartak pull off a surprise and steal a win on the road against a weakened Partizan side — a team that may be lacking motivation, but still cruised past FMP in the semifinals without much trouble?

Partizan Form & Team News

Partizan entered the Serbian League without the help of their top players during the season like Tajrik Jones, Karlik Jones, Washington, and Brown, yet they managed to take a 2-1 lead in the semifinals against FMP.

The standout performer in the decisive game was Balsa Koprivica, who was phenomenal with 26 points, closely followed by Mike with 20 points.

While these players together may not have logged many minutes on the court, coach Zeljko Obradovic is a guarantee that he can bring out the best in his young squad.

This is Partizan’s chance to win their 22nd national championship—a title that has eluded them since the 2013/2014 season.

Spartak Subotica Form & Team News

It might seem like Spartak is just seizing the moment to gain glory, but two convincing wins over Crvena Zvezda—who appeared with a strong lineup—are a major achievement.

In both games, the team from Subotica won by more than 10 points, leaving the much richer and more famous Belgrade squad without any chance.

Medarevic and Bolton were the top scorers in the first clash, while in the second game Cerovina with 24, Miletic with 21, Momirov with 20, and Gordic with 18 carried most of the load.

This team will compete in the FIBA Champions League next season, which is a big deal, but even bigger would be winning their first national championship title.

Head to Head

Partizan have beaten Spartak four times this season — twice in the regular ABA League and twice in the Playoffs.