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FK Partizan Belgrade, founded in October 1945 by officers of the Yugoslav People's Army in the immediate aftermath of World War II and playing at Partizan Stadium in New Belgrade (capacity ~32,000), made history in 1966 as the first club from outside Western Europe to reach the European Cup final, defeating Inter Milan and Manchester United before losing to Real Madrid 2-1. The club has won 27 national championship titles and 16 cups across the Yugoslav and Serbian eras and holds club records through Stjepan Bobek, both its legendary coach-era striker and the club's all-time top scorer with 425 goals. The 'Eternal Derby' against Red Star Belgrade remains one of European football's most intense and atmospheric rivalries. Partizan continue to develop Serbian talent through a respected academy and feature regularly in European competition.