Paris Basketball vs. Partizan Belgrade: How to Watch EuroLeague, TV Channel & Live Stream

Paris Basketball hosts Partizan Belgrade at the adidas arena on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, for a 20:45 local time (UTC+2) tip-off in the second round of the EuroLeague regular season. The fixture marks the opening home match of the European campaign for head coach Maxime Lefèvre’s squad following an opening-week defeat on the road.

The capital club enters this European home opener looking to rebound from a 91-72 loss against Panathinaikos in Athens during the opening round of competition. Tuesday’s contest starts a demanding three-game homestand at the adidas arena, which continues with a matchup against Zalgiris Kaunas on Thursday, October 1, before facing ASVEL on Wednesday, October 7.

Broadcast Details and How to Watch

Fans unable to attend the game in person can watch the action live on beIN SPORTS 1. The network holds part of the EuroLeague broadcast rights for the 2026–2027 season, covering every fixture featuring Paris Basketball and ASVEL. Alternatively, viewers worldwide can stream the encounter through EuroLeague TV, the official digital subscription platform of the competition that broadcasts every fixture of the tournament schedule.

Familiar Faces Return to the Capital

Tuesday’s fixture carries added emotional weight as Partizan Belgrade arrives with four players who previously wore the Paris jersey. Guard Kyle Allman, forward Kevarrius Hayes, forward Lamar Stevens, and forward Derek Willis—who makes the trip despite an injury—are set to return to the adidas arena as visitors. Paris Basketball officials confirmed that the club will host a pre-game ceremony to honor the contributions of all four former players during their time in France.

For Paris, securing a victory in front of home supporters remains the immediate priority after a difficult start in Greece.

Paris Basketball vs. Partizan Belgrade: How to Watch EuroLeague, TV Channel & Live Stream

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