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Basketball – Europe - Eurocup - 2025/2026 season (17. round)
04. February 2026. 19:00h
Chemnitz vs Trento
Messe Chemnitz, Chemnitz, DE
2026
04
February
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Tickets for Chemnitz vs Trento EuroCup at Messe Chemnitz: 17th-round clash, standings pressure, big atmosphere

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Chemnitz and Trento in the EuroCup spotlight

In the 17th round of the EuroCup, NINERS Chemnitz hosts Dolomiti Energia Trento at Messe Chemnitz, and this matchup is already generating strong interest both because of the standings and because of the impression both teams have left so far this season. The tip-off is 04.02.2026 at 19:00, and the stakes are very concrete because the regular season is approaching its finale and every win changes the table, especially in a group where the gap between fifth and eighth place can fit into one or two results. For the crowd in Chemnitz, it is also a chance to see the intensity of European basketball in one night, styles colliding in the game’s rhythm, and the details that decide possessions—from offensive rebounding to defending the passing lanes. Ticket sales for games like these typically follow the competitive charge, so it is no surprise that more and more people are talking about tickets and about how to secure a seat in the stands in time. Secure your tickets now and keep an eye on the button labeled

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Why the 17th round is so important in this season’s outcome

EuroCup is a competition in which momentum is often built through a run of two or three wins, and just as quickly lost through two bad nights, so the context of round 17 is more than an ordinary number on the calendar. NINERS Chemnitz and Dolomiti Energia Trento are currently direct competitors in Group B, and the standings suggest this is a duel that can decide the head-to-head advantage and the psychological initiative in the final rounds. According to the official Group B standings, Trento is in fifth place with a record of 8 wins and 6 losses, while Chemnitz is sixth with 7 wins and 6 losses, which very clearly shows how important the nuances are and how narrow the margin for error has become. Such games bring extra tension both on the court and in the stands, because a single lost rebound or one streak of missed free throws can change plans for the rest of the month. That is exactly why tickets gain extra weight—not only as entry to an event but also as part of an experience where you feel the pressure of the competition, and the fans’ energy often becomes a third factor. Tickets for this game disappear quickly, so buy your tickets in time and follow the
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Group standings and the math of the race at the top

When you look at the fifth and sixth positions, it is clear that Trento and Chemnitz are in a zone where one result can bring a noticeable jump, but just as easily push a team toward the traffic below the line. In Group B, Trento with a record of 8 6 and Chemnitz with 7 6 enter their head-to-head duel with a clear motive to hold or improve position, and every win at this stage has double value because the number of remaining opportunities shrinks. It is not just about points in the table, but also about how confidence is built, because the team that wins a matchup like this in February often enters the playoffs in March with the feeling that it can win anywhere. An additional layer of the story is the head-to-head record, since Chemnitz won the only meeting so far this season on the road, so Trento in Chemnitz has the motive to pay back the debt and level the season series. For fans, that means a game that already smells like the playoffs, with tactical adjustments and increased physical play in the paint, which always creates a special charge in the arena. If you want to be part of that charge firsthand, buying tickets becomes the simplest way to secure your place in the story being written in the final stretch of the regular season, and the

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NINERS Chemnitz: pace, depth, and pressure on the ball

This season, Chemnitz has established itself as a team that likes to play at tempo and that uses ball movement to find open-shot situations, which is confirmed by a seasonal picture in which they average around 82 points per game, with a solid field-goal percentage. Their strength often comes from a combination of aggressive drives and spreading the floor to the perimeter, and when they find rhythm, three-point runs can change the course of a game in two minutes. In the official team comparison for this matchup, it is visible that Chemnitz has an advantage in assists and steals, which suggests they want to control possessions and attack the opponent through transition and pressure on passing lanes. In that style, the crowd gets fast basketball, many possessions, and one-on-one situations in the open floor, which is ideal for the arena atmosphere and for fans rising to their feet after every won ball. That is why it is no surprise that tickets for nights like these at Messe Chemnitz become a sought-after commodity, because fans know the pace and intensity will almost certainly deliver an exciting finish, even if one team at some point pulls away to a double-digit lead. When that style is combined with the importance of round 17, ticket sales gain extra momentum, so it is smart to secure seats earlier and watch for the

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Key Chemnitz players and where their offensive logic breaks

In Chemnitz’s offensive picture, Kevin Yebo stands out in particular, averaging around 17 points and more than six rebounds per game, which makes him the central point when the game slows down and when finishing is needed in the paint or in situations after switches. Alongside him, a trio in the backcourt and on the wing provides width, because Jeff Garrett and Jacob Gilyard add around ten points, while John Newman III is also important this season as a player who can create both off the dribble and from the post, with a double-digit average. The chemistry is often visible in the way the ball moves, and when Chemnitz finds the balance between outside shooting and drives, the opponent can easily end up in foul trouble, which opens space for a calm finish at the free-throw line. Defensively, their idea is to gain extra possessions through steals and forced mistakes, but in games against teams that control the tempo well, the key becomes patience and defensive rebounding, because one or two opponent offensive rebounds can erase all the effort on defense. Precisely because of those details, this matchup also carries tactical appeal, and watching it live gives a completely different feeling than following through numbers, because you can see communication on switches and the bench’s reaction after every run. If you want to feel how such nuances turn into the roar of the stands, buy tickets via the button below as soon as the
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Dolomiti Energia Trento: rebounding, toughness, and control of the paint

Trento comes to Chemnitz as a team that averages around 84 points, but their identity is not only in offense—it is also in the way they physically dominate in the paint and on the glass, which is reflected in high totals for rebounds and especially offensive rebounds. In the official team comparison for this matchup, Trento has a pronounced advantage in offensive rebounding, which means they are ready to live off second and third chances, and that wears down the opponent both mentally and physically. When a team gets an extra possession, it also gets a new chance for a foul or an open shot after the ball is kicked back to the perimeter, and Trento often builds its runs exactly that way. Their defense follows the logic of closing the paint and steering into tough shots, and on offense they try to keep the pace under control, with clear roles for the playmaker and the big men. In a duel against Chemnitz, which likes to play fast and with lots of passing, Trento will likely try to slow the rhythm, feed the inside line, and force the home team into patience, because every passing mistake becomes an opportunity for a fast break and easy points. Tickets are therefore especially interesting to away fans and neutral basketball lovers, because it is a clash of two concepts, and the arena in such games becomes a place where you can feel the power of every possession battle.

Trento’s leaders and the statistics that explain their style

In Trento’s roster, Devante Jones stands out the most with an average of around 17 points per game, with the role of a player who can solve both out of pick and roll and in isolation, which makes him a constant problem for the defense, especially if he finds rhythm in the first quarter. Jordan Ford and Myles Cale provide additional spacing on the perimeter, and their double-digit contribution almost every night means Trento is not dependent on one shooter, but can punish even the smallest rotation mistake. In the paint, Selom Mawugbe brings rebounding and rim protection, averaging around eight rebounds and more than two blocks, which in the European rhythm often turns into a change in the opponent’s attacking psychology, because players start hesitating on drives. What makes Trento particularly dangerous is the ability to turn an offensive rebound into an immediate outside shot or a quick extra pass into the paint, and that is the segment where Chemnitz will have to be disciplined, especially when the game enters a fatigue phase. In the statistical comparison for this pair, it is also visible that Trento commits fewer turnovers, which in high-stakes games is often decisive, because gifted possessions on the road quickly turn the arena into a wave of noise. If you want to see how such a style translates into a concrete battle for every rebound and every loose ball, buying tickets is the most direct path to the experience, and the
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Head-to-head meetings and fresh memories of the game in Trento

This pair already has a clear story from the first part of the season, because Chemnitz won on the road in Trento 105 94, in a game remembered as one of the best offensive performances by the German team in this competition. The official report emphasized that it was Chemnitz’s first away win in their EuroCup campaign, which further strengthens the psychological moment and gives them confidence that they can beat Trento under pressure as well. Kevin Yebo exploded in that game, and the home court now gets its narrative counterweight, because Trento arrives with a clear motive to show that defeat was the exception, not the rule. The official preview for this matchup states that the head-to-head record is 1 0 for Chemnitz in games since 2000, which means every new game immediately becomes an important part of this pair’s history. For fans, it is an ideal setting, because there is a prior story, there is a result to be avenged, and there is a standings context that makes every late-game point watched with extra caution. Because of such stories, tickets become more than entry to an event—they are a pass for a night in which old accounts are settled and a path toward the playoffs is built, so it is worth reacting in time as soon as ticket sales open through the

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Tactical points that could decide the game

In matchups like this, people often talk about stars, but the real decision most often comes down to a few recurring situations, such as controlling the offensive glass, defending the pick and roll, and the ability to avoid turnovers on the first passing line. Trento will almost certainly attack the offensive rebound, because the numbers and player profile allow it, so Chemnitz will have to close the paint with more bodies and watch the long bounces that end up as a new chance for the visitors. On the other side, Chemnitz will look for a way to pull Trento’s bigs out of the paint by spreading the floor and with quick extra passes, because when they get an open shot after a rotation, their offense looks the smoothest. A particularly interesting segment will be the pace, because Chemnitz wants to increase the number of possessions, while Trento has tools to slow down and play in the half court, so it can happen that the game is decided in waves—two minutes of running, then two minutes of chess. If Chemnitz manages to force Trento into more turnovers than usual, they will get easy points that change the entire math of the game, but if Trento imposes toughness and takes away transition, we will see long possessions and an under-the-basket duel that often ends at the free-throw line. Such tactical battles are best felt live, because from the arena you can see how players position themselves off the ball and how coaches react to every mismatch, and tickets are your entry into that layer of basketball that often gets lost on screen.

Messe Chemnitz: an industrial space turned into a sports stage

Messe Chemnitz is one of the city’s recognizable locations for major events, and city and tourism sources emphasize that it is a complex with two exhibition halls, a large exhibition area, and outdoor surfaces, on the historic site of former industry, where concerts, sports, and trade fairs have been held regularly since 2003. For basketball, that means a special atmosphere, because the space has fairground breadth and the ability to adapt the stands, so the crowd often creates a feeling of closeness to the court and strong acoustic pressure. The venue’s technical specifications mention configurations with several thousand seats, and they also highlight logistical advantages such as a large number of parking spaces in the immediate vicinity, which is an important detail when increased demand for tickets is expected. The address is Messe Chemnitz, Messepl. 1, Chemnitz, DE, and that is a piece of information that helps both local visitors and guests coming from other cities, especially in an evening slot when it is important to plan arrival without rushing. Precisely because of capacity and city position, EuroCup games in this space often feel like an event, not just a sports fixture, so ticket sales naturally gain additional momentum as game day approaches. Buy tickets via the button below and enter the arena on time, because when the stands fill up, the experience becomes a full combination of sport, city energy, and European basketball, and the

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Arrival, parking, and practical information for visitors

For visitors arriving by car, it is useful to know that Messe Chemnitz can be reached via the city’s main roads and connections, and sources about access to the fair complex also highlight a large number of free parking spaces, which makes planning easier when crowds are expected near tip-off. By public transport, nearby sources mention bus lines with the Messe stop, as well as tram line 1 with the Guerikestrasse Messe Chemnitz stop, which is a good option for those who want to avoid traffic and enter the arena without searching for a parking space. In an evening slot, it is recommended to arrive earlier, because entrance checks and finding your seat in a full arena can take time, and many fans want to be inside already during warm-ups to feel the atmosphere and the crowd’s first reactions. When it comes to tickets, the most important thing is to plan your ticket purchase in time and have your details ready before you set off, so everything is focused on the game and not on organizational details. If you are coming from outside Chemnitz, it is good practice to check the route and return options in advance, because the endings of games like these can run long, especially if it comes down to the final possession. Ticket sales are available alongside the post, and the

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Chemnitz as a host of major events and the city context

Ahead of the game, it is worth understanding the broader city context, because in recent years Chemnitz has been building an identity more clearly as a city that, alongside its industrial history, has a strong cultural and events dimension. Official city sources and projects related to Chemnitz 2025 highlight that the city was the European Capital of Culture in 2025, with a large number of events and a broad partner network, which increased the city’s visibility and brought additional visitors. Such a wave of interest typically spills over into sports events as well, because audiences who come to the city for culture often look for evening events, and a EuroCup game at Messe Chemnitz naturally fits that profile. In addition, the Messe Chemnitz location itself is described as a place for major events on a historic industrial area, which creates an interesting contrast between industrial heritage and a modern sports spectacle. For fans, that adds an extra feeling of being part of a broader city story, in which identity is built not only through the scoreboard result but also through the experience of a city that knows how to fill arenas for both sport and culture. In that sense, tickets are also a pass for one evening in a city accustomed to large gatherings, so it is recommended to react earlier, because when sporting stakes and city attractiveness combine, interest in tickets most often grows as game day approaches.
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The schedule around the game and what to follow in the weeks before the matchup

In the weeks before round 17, the EuroCup schedule brings a series of games that can further complicate the standings and raise pressure on Chemnitz and Trento, because points are won and lost on courts that are often not friendly at all. According to the schedule published on results and fixtures pages, in the same period Chemnitz plays an away game at Buducnost, while Trento has a matchup with Besiktas, which means both teams enter February with a run of challenges that will affect confidence and the table situation. Such weeks can also bring minute rotations, because coaches must balance freshness and continuity, and that can open space for bench players to become unexpected factors. That is exactly why it is interesting to follow how form will develop, whether Chemnitz can keep its offensive rhythm and whether Trento can keep its rebounding dominance, because those two characteristics most often carry from game to game. Fans who buy tickets often want to arrive early and catch warm-ups, because even then you can see who comes in with energy and who is physically ready for contact, and in matchups like these the first signal often previews the whole night. If you want to be in the arena when all those stories merge into one evening event, secure your tickets in time and follow the

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Sources:
- euroleaguebasketball.net, Game Center for NINERS Chemnitz vs Dolomiti Energia Trento, seasonal comparison and Match Information, and head-to-head record and the result of the previous meeting
- euroleaguebasketball.net, Standings, Group B, positions and records of Trento and Chemnitz
- euroleaguebasketball.net, news about Chemnitz’s win in Trento 105 94 and Kevin Yebo’s performance
- basketball.realgm.com, BV Chemnitz 99 team stats, points, rebounds, assists averages and shooting percentages
- basketball.realgm.com, Dolomiti Energia Trento team stats, points, rebounds, assists averages and shooting percentages
- chemnitz.travel, Messe Chemnitz, quick facts and the address Messeplatz 1, 09116 Chemnitz
- chemnitz.de, Messe Chemnitz, venue description and historical context of the location
- c3-chemnitz.de, venue specs PDF, configuration capacities and logistical notes including parking
- allaboutautomation.de, Arrival and Accommodation Chemnitz, public transport and access to the fair complex
- chemnitz2025.de and chemnitz.de, information about Chemnitz 2025 and the city program of the European Capital of Culture

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