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FK BASK

Also known as FK BASK TEK

association football club

Sports team

Sport: Basketball
League: French LNB Pro B
Stadium: Halle Marlioz
Country: France

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Official website: www.srbijafudbal.net/bask.htm

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inception: 1903-00-00

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1932–33 Yugoslav Football Championship

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