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EuroLeague (29. round)
25. February 2026. 20:30h
Crvena zvezda vs Anadolu Efes
Štark Arena, Beograd, RS
2026
25
February
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Ticket sales: Tickets for Crvena zvezda – Anadolu Efes, EuroLeague Round 29 of the 2025/26 season in Belgrade

Looking for tickets for Crvena zvezda vs Anadolu Efes in the EuroLeague at Štark Arena in Belgrade? Here you can follow ticket sales and complete your purchase for Round 29, with key matchup notes, venue guidance, and tips to arrive early and catch the full game atmosphere. Secure your seats in time so you can be inside when the intensity rises from the opening possession
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Belgrade night with high stakes: Crvena zvezda hosts Anadolu Efes in a battle for end-of-season rhythm

In Round 29 of the 2025/2026 EuroLeague season, Crvena zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade hosts Anadolu Efes Istanbul at Štark Arena in Belgrade, and games like this at this point of the calendar carry weight greater than a single win or loss. The tip-off is set for a later evening window, and the home fans traditionally create an atmosphere in which every defensive stop and every rebound is experienced as its own little game, so interest in tickets and passes regularly rises as match day approaches. According to the competition’s official data, Crvena zvezda enters this week as a team from the upper half of the standings, while Efes arrives from the lower positions, turning this game into a clash of different needs and pressures: one side protects its place in the playoff and play-in zone, and the other is chasing the last connection and looking for a run that can change the tone of the entire season. That is precisely why ticket sales are not just a formality but part of the story, because an arena is expected that boosts intensity, speeds up decisions, and highlights every mistake. Secure your tickets right away and click the

button as soon as it becomes available, because tickets for nights like this at Štark Arena quickly become the most sought-after item among fans.

Where the game sits in the standings and why Round 29 is a turning point

The official EuroLeague standings after 27 games played show that Crvena zvezda is at 16-11, which keeps them in a tight group of teams fighting for the best possible starting position in the final stretch of the regular season. In the same snapshot, Anadolu Efes is at 8-19, and such a record at this stage of the competition means that every upcoming road appearance must be approached as if it were an elimination game, with no luxury of calculations. In the official preview center for this matchup, Crvena zvezda is marked as the 7th team in the standings, while Efes is listed as 19th, which further emphasizes the difference in stability and continuity of results so far. Still, the EuroLeague table often hides nuances: schedule, injury runs, rotation changes, and small tactical adjustments can overturn perception in a matter of weeks, and a visitor with nothing to lose can be more dangerous than the table suggests. That is why fans do not buy tickets only because of the clubs’ names, but also because of the feeling that one night could become a turning point, especially when it is played in an arena that can punish even the slightest drop in focus. Buying tickets in such a context also becomes a kind of investment in the experience, because games with a clear standings context almost always offer more physical play, more tactical changes, and more moments in which the crowd takes on the role of the sixth player.
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Numbers that reveal the style: rebounds, assists, and the home team’s tempo

If you look at the team statistics for the season, Crvena zvezda stands out with the profile of a team that attacks from balance and builds an advantage through rebounding control and good ball distribution. Official statistics show an average of 87.5 points per game, with 37.8 rebounds and 19.8 assists, and that combination points to an offense that does not live only off isolations, but also off correct reads of rotations and the right pass at the right moment. In the same data package, overall performance value is highlighted through a PIR index of 98.0, which in the EuroLeague often aligns with teams that can win even when their outside shot is not ideal, because they have other ways to stay in the game. Particularly interesting is offensive rebounding, where the matchup preview center lists Crvena zvezda near the top of the league, so opponents’ tactical plans often hinge on whether the paint can be closed and whether the home side’s second chance can be avoided. For the spectator, that means buying tickets for a night in which every possession will be fought for, and that is the type of game in which the arena is loudest, because the crowd reacts to defensive details just as strongly as to three-pointers. When that style is combined with the Belgrade rhythm of the stands, tickets become more in demand the clearer it is that the game will not be a showcase, but a clash that can be won only if played on the edge of concentration.

Efes’s context: challenges, but also clear signals the offense can explode

On the other side, Anadolu Efes has an indicated 8-19 record in the official statistics this season, and that data point at first suggests turbulence, but the sheer quality of the roster and individual roles often means that one good stretch is enough to flip a game. The preview statistical snapshot for this matchup lists Efes at 79.7 points per game and lower overall rebounding values, and the difference in total rebounds compared with Crvena zvezda is highlighted as one of the key comparison points. That is precisely where the space opens for a game in which Efes must seek an edge through accuracy from outside positions, smart attacking of switches, and fast transition, so as not to fall into a rhythm in which the home team controls contact and possession. The matchup preview center singles out Nick Weiler Babb as Efes’s best player in season-average performance impact at 12.3 PIR, which can be an indicator of a role for a player who connects the lines and maintains structure when the game reaches its breaking point. For fans considering buying tickets, this kind of visiting profile is attractive because it creates additional uncertainty: even when the standings say one thing, an offensive surge in a single quarter can change everything, and the arena then becomes a stage where every momentum swing is felt. That is why it is smart to secure tickets in time, because games with pronounced tactical contrast most often end up as stories retold around the city for days after the final buzzer.

Main tactical points: the paint, second chances, and the risk line on the perimeter

When these two teams are compared through the official seasonal snapshot, the clearest contrast is in controlling the paint and possessions, where Crvena zvezda has the advantage in total rebounds, and especially in offensive rebounds. The matchup preview center lists Crvena zvezda as a team near the top of the league in total rebounds and offensive rebounds, while Efes is near the bottom in that segment, so it can be expected that the visitor will have to introduce additional boxing out from the wings and quicker paint sealing to reduce the home team’s second-chance opportunities. The second point is ball movement, because Crvena zvezda’s assists are shown in the comparison as a significant advantage, which suggests that Efes’s defense must be disciplined in help and in closing passing lanes to the corners and shots from spot-up situations. The third point is risk on the perimeter: according to the same comparative display, the three-point percentage is practically level, so the difference will be made by shot selection quality and the ability not to let the pressure of the stands turn into rushed decisions. For spectators, that means a game in which runs will be created or extinguished in two or three defensive stops in a row, and those are the moments that are worth the most when followed from inside the arena, which further fuels demand for tickets. If you want to be part of an atmosphere that can change the energy on the floor, buy tickets via the button below as soon as you see it, because it is realistic to expect that tickets for a matchup like this in Belgrade will see increased interest as the game approaches.
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Stars and roles: who carries the rhythm, and who changes the game with details

In the official matchup preview profile, the most prominent Crvena zvezda player listed is Chima Moneke with 18.7 PIR, a figure that points to a player who can add value across multiple columns and shift the course of the game with energy, rebounding, and transition offense. With such a profile, the home team often gains an extra dimension because it can shift the offensive focal point, from play through the paint to spacing out to the perimeter, depending on how the defense reacts to drives and screening. For Efes, the already mentioned Weiler Babb as the announced statistical leader by impact can be key in stabilizing, but also in taking on-ball tasks when it is necessary to control tempo and calm the crowd through longer possessions. In games like this, a special role belongs to the glue guys, those who close the corner, draw a foul at the right moment, or grab one offensive rebound that stops the opponent’s run, and those are details that the camera often does not emphasize enough, while the crowd in the arena feels them immediately. That is why tickets are not just entry to the arena but also a chance to see basketball in its full layers, from defensive communication to small matchup adjustments. When that layered game is combined with a clash of styles and standings pressure, you get a night in which one minute can change the entire narrative, so ticket sales naturally accelerate as the sense grows that this could be the game people will talk about.

Head-to-head history and the psychology of the clash

A historical snapshot of the head-to-head meetings within this competition adds extra perspective, because the official data state that the overall record since 2000 is 6-13 in favor of Anadolu Efes. Although rosters and eras cannot be compared mechanically, that number still remains as a psychological backdrop: the home side has the motivation to push in the opposite direction in front of its fans and confirm that the current season is its argument, while the visitor can enter with the feeling that it knows how to play these kinds of games against this opponent. The matchup preview center also highlights the last five games in this pairing, which shows that results have varied both in flow and margin, from games dominated by defense to nights when one side’s offense completely took control. For fans, that means buying tickets for a clash in which history provides a frame, but the current context imposes new questions: can Crvena zvezda impose rebounding and second chances, and can Efes find a shooting run that will silence the arena. That uncertainty is exactly what feeds the atmosphere, and in Belgrade the atmosphere often starts before the opening tip, on the approaches to the arena and in the city’s rhythm, which further increases the value of the ticket as part of the experience. Tickets for a game like this disappear quickly, so buy tickets in time and follow the

button, because it is realistic to expect demand to rise as the moment approaches when the game turns into the event of the night.
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Štark Arena as a stage: capacity, logistics, and the stands experience

Štark Arena at Bulevar Arsenija Čarnojevića 58 in New Belgrade is among the largest arenas in the region, and precisely because of its size it can create a rare blend of massiveness and closeness to the court. According to publicly available data about the venue, 18,386 seats are available for sports events, while total capacity depends on configuration and can vary more widely, and the complex also lists a parking area with 791 parking spaces. Such infrastructure explains why ticket sales for big basketball nights in Belgrade have an extra dimension: fans are not buying only a seat in the stands, but entering a space designed to amplify sound and transmit energy from one stand to another, so a sense of shared rhythm is created naturally. In practical terms, a large arena also means more entrances, more movement zones, and the need to arrive earlier, especially when higher interest in tickets is expected, because checks and people flow can be slower in the hour before tip-off. That is exactly why buying tickets in advance also helps with planning, because with a ticket in hand it is easier to organize arrival, entry time, and coordination with friends, instead of turning the evening into stress. Secure your tickets right away and click the

button when it is posted, because in an arena of this profile the best seats and the most sought-after zones most often feel the wave of demand first.

How to get to the arena: public transport, stops, and the rhythm of arrival

For visitors planning arrival from different parts of the city or beyond, it is crucial to know that the arena is well connected by public transport, and that often determines the decision of whether to set off earlier and avoid congestion. According to data from a service that tracks public transport routes, multiple bus lines pass by Štark Arena, and nearby there is also the New Belgrade railway station on the BG:VOZ network, with listed lines and stops that are a few minutes’ walk from the entrances. In practice, that means part of the crowd can choose an option that reduces the need for parking, which matters on nights when a larger number of people is expected and traffic around the complex can slow down. Such information is also useful for those arriving from outside Belgrade, because it enables planning of the last kilometers without improvisation, which is especially important when tickets are bought in advance and when you want to enter the arena on time, without missing the first minutes of the game. On nights with high interest, the best advice is to arrive earlier, find your rhythm, pass checks without rush, and feel how the atmosphere builds from the entrances toward the stands, because that part of the event is also why tickets are sought after. If you haven’t yet, buy tickets via the button below as soon as it becomes available, and then plan your arrival so that the game starts for you in the stands, not in a line.
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Atmosphere and city context: why basketball nights like this in Belgrade are remembered

Belgrade has a tradition of sports nights that grow beyond the boundaries of the game itself, and when the EuroLeague is played, the city often gains an extra layer of excitement that can be felt in the movement of people toward New Belgrade and in the pulse around the arena. On nights like these, tickets also become a social event, because going to the game means being part of a crowd that shares the same rhythm, the same reactions, and the same way of cheering, regardless of whether someone comes for tactical details or for the emotion of the stands. The special quality of Štark Arena is that it can host a large number of people and still keep the feeling that energy spills from the stands onto the court, and players respond to that, sometimes positively through added aggression, sometimes negatively through rushed decisions. That is why ticket sales ahead of games like these often speed up, because even neutral basketball lovers want to see what a game looks like when the crowd raises the intensity of every defense and every rebound. In a matchup like Crvena zvezda versus Anadolu Efes, the story is further enriched by the clash of ranking and need, so it can be expected that the arena will react to every mini-run, creating impressive moments that a TV broadcast cannot fully convey. If you want to experience such a night from the inside, follow the ticket sales and click the

button as soon as you see it, because games with stakes like these most often turn an ordinary Wednesday into an event people talk about until the next round.

Sources:
- Euroleaguebasketball.net, Game Center for Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade vs Anadolu Efes Istanbul: data on the round, standings, comparative statistics, and head-to-head record since 2000.
- Euroleaguebasketball.net, Standings: records after 27 games played for Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade and Anadolu Efes Istanbul.
- Euroleaguebasketball.net, Team Statistics: season averages for Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet Belgrade.
- Euroleaguebasketball.net, Team Statistics: season record and context for Anadolu Efes Istanbul.
- Worldathletics.org, Štark Arena page: number of seats for sports events and number of parking spaces.
- Moovitapp.com, How to get to Stark Arena: public transport lines and nearest stops.

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