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EuroLeague (29. round)
26. February 2026. 21:00h
Dubai vs ASVEL
Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai, AE
2026
26
February
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Tickets for Dubai vs ASVEL in EuroLeague: Coca-Cola Arena night of basketball with playoff-race stakes

Looking for tickets for Dubai vs ASVEL in EuroLeague? Here you can check ticket sales and buy tickets for Round 29 of the 2025/26 season at Coca-Cola Arena in City Walk. Get standings context, key stats and matchup notes, and plan game night with tips to arrive early, use the right entrances, drop-off and limited parking
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EuroLeague in Dubai: a game that carries the weight of the playoffs

Dubai and LDLC ASVEL enter the 29th round of the 2025/2026 season at a moment when every possession clearly turns into a struggle for positions leading toward the final stage of the competition. The host plays in front of a crowd at the Coca-Cola Arena in the City Walk zone, and such encounters in Dubai this season have a special rhythm because the arena quickly transforms into a loud, compactly filled backdrop that emphasizes every run and every defensive stop. In such an environment, interest in tickets regularly grows as match day approaches, especially when an opponent from France arrives in the city with a recognizable style and a clear idea of how to slow down the tempo. In the EuroLeague calendar, this is a duel that on paper joins a mid-table team and a team from the bottom, but this season's practice shows that the difference can disappear in one night if the defense imposes its terms and if a series of shots from the perimeter turns to one side. Secure your tickets immediately and click the button labeled

when it becomes available, because tickets for such evenings in Dubai are planned in advance, and interest intensifies as the playoffs approach.

Standings and season context

After 27 games played, Dubai Basketball is in 12th place with a record of 13 wins and 14 losses, while LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne is in 20th place with 7 wins and 20 losses, which clearly shows the difference in consistency of results during the regular season. Dubai's home performance particularly stands out as it has achieved 10 wins and 3 losses at home, while it is significantly weaker away with 3 wins and 11 losses, so every game at the Coca-Cola Arena is perceived as an opportunity to solidify the rhythm in front of its fans. ASVEL, on the other hand, has a challenging season profile in which it has 6 wins and 9 losses at home, but only 1 win and 11 losses away, making this game a test of mental toughness in an away environment. At the same time, the rankings in the middle of the table remain tight, so every pair of wins or losses is quickly reflected in a jump or fall of several places, and that is precisely why clubs are speaking more openly about the importance of every night and every possession. For the audience, this means that tickets carry not only entry to the arena, but also entry into the atmosphere of a game that has a real competitive price, because in such terms, streaks are often broken and patterns are set for the end of the season.
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The first story of the season: mutual encounter and psychological note

In the first mutual encounter of this season, played in October, LDLC ASVEL triumphed against Dubai with a score of 85:79, which is an important detail because the guest arrives with proof that they know how to play against this opponent. Such an outcome also explains why the host will have additional motivation to correct the impression in front of their fans and show progress compared to the earlier phase of the competition, especially in rebound control and rim protection. When teams meet for the second time in the same season, the tactical framework usually begins with what worked in the first duel, and then builds up with adjustments, so it is to be expected that coaches will rely on recognizable match-ups and details from the film. In this case, the very fact that the EuroLeague announces the duel as a game that gains weight as the playoffs approach raises the focus on defensive discipline and rhythm management, because such games are rarely won exclusively by offensive flashes. For fans in Dubai, this further intensifies the demand for tickets, as the crowd in the arena wants to participate in an evening that has a narrative of revenge, but also a narrative of confirmation that the home project is stabilizing against European opponents. Tickets for this encounter disappear quickly, so buy tickets on time via the button below as soon as the

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Statistical profile: where Dubai builds an advantage and where ASVEL seeks its chance

In the seasonal comparison of the teams, Dubai has a more pronounced offensive production, with an average of 87.4 points per game, while ASVEL is at 78.7, which immediately suggests a difference in tempo and realization quality throughout 40 minutes. A similar picture appears in the overall efficiency indicator, where Dubai stands better, additionally having one of the lowest numbers in the turnovers segment, around 10.6 per game, while ASVEL is significantly higher, around 13.7, and such a gap often decides games where every possession advantage is sought. ASVEL, however, has an element with which it can disrupt the opponent, and that is the offensive rebound, where it is at 12.0 offensive rebounds per game, compared to 10.6 for Dubai, opening space for extra opportunities and extended attacks. In two-point shooting, the host stands at around 55.3 percent, while ASVEL is at around 51.9 percent, and the difference in free throws is particularly striking because Dubai has about 82.7 percent, and ASVEL about 75.0 percent, so every entry into the bonus and every series of free throws can have more weight than usual. In practice, this means that the key to the game will often be recognized in whether Dubai will maintain ball control and punish fouls from the line, or whether ASVEL will impose offensive rebounding and force the host into defensive rotations that open late situations in possession. Tickets for such matches are often sought precisely for the experience of tactical struggle in the arena, where momentum is felt much more clearly than through a screen, and the atmosphere in the Coca-Cola Arena knows how to reward every defensive stop as if it were a goal.
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Key players and roles: the backbones that determine the rhythm

The EuroLeague preview highlights Mfiondu Kabengele as Dubai's most prominent player according to the performance index, with a value of 17.0, which speaks of his role in the paint, in rebounding, and in finishing plays that arise from pick and roll or transition. On the ASVEL side, in the same context, Glynn Watson stands out with an index of 12.2, and his role is often twofold, simultaneously being a creator who must organize the attack and a scorer who must hit when the defense closes the first options. In such a duel, special attention is also drawn to the assists segment, because Dubai holds an average of around 18.5 assists in the season, while ASVEL is at around 16.7, so the quality of the first pass and the speed of ball rotation will determine how much defenses will have to help and how many open shots will remain. It is equally important how situations will be resolved in which ASVEL tries to steal balls, as the guests are at about 7.0 steals, and Dubai at about 5.9, raising the question of whether the host will maintain composure or be drawn into a fast, risky game. Although rosters change through the season, such games are most often won by those who play their roles best, which is a detail that fans in the arena recognize, because every good defensive rotation and every block on the ball is felt as a trigger for the atmosphere. Therefore, ticket sales gain an additional dimension in weeks when an opponent with clear leaders arrives, because the audience wants to be part of an evening where players are measured under pressure and where every scoring run quickly turns into a wave of noise in the stands.

Coca-Cola Arena and City Walk: an arena that changes the game experience

The Coca-Cola Arena is located in the City Walk area, in the Al Wasl district, and has profiled itself as a multipurpose space capable of large sports and entertainment events, with a stated capacity of up to 17,000 visitors, which is a framework that for basketball creates the impression of a large but also sufficiently close space. Precisely that combination, a large arena with modern infrastructure and at the same time a relatively compact feel in the auditorium, is often the reason why tickets in Dubai are sought even outside the narrow fan base, as the event becomes part of a city outing. In the match announcement, the organizer emphasizes that a valid ticket is required for entry even for children over 2 years old, which is a detail that visitors should take into account when planning a visit with families. In the same context, the arena is described in club announcements as a place that turns into a fortress from the first tip-off, with an audience that reacts to scoring runs and knows how to emphasize every shift in rhythm. Such an environment also changes the player dynamics, as the host relies on energy from the stands, and the guest must find a way to silence the arena through defensive possessions and rebound control. If you are planning to come, buying tickets on time also becomes a matter of choosing seats and experience, because the difference between the stands and closer positions in such an arena often means a completely different feeling of the speed of the game.

How to get to the arena: arrival, parking, and entrances

For visitors coming from different parts of the city, planning the arrival at City Walk is particularly important due to evening traffic and the fact that the organizer warns of limited public parking availability with a recommendation to use public transport, taxis, or the metro. Official visitor information states that the Coca-Cola Arena is near Financial Centre Road and Sheikh Zayed Road, which is a useful orientation for those coming by car or taxi, but also a reminder that crowds in that part of the city can intensify in the hours before the game. It is also pointed out that there is no valet service, and for those coming with a driver or taxi, there is a designated drop-off point in front of the main entrances, marked as A, B, and C, which facilitates orientation when approaching the arena. In the City Walk complex itself, there are instructions about access and parking, with notes on changes and improvements in the underground parking zones, so visitors are recommended to check current instructions before departing to avoid unnecessary circling. Such logistical details directly affect the decision to buy tickets, because tickets themselves are not the only item of planning; it is important to know when to start and how to enter on time to experience the warm-up and the introductory energy in the arena. Buy tickets via the button below when the
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label appears, and then plan your arrival with a time reserve so that entry and ticket control go smoothly.

What to watch on the court: tempo, rebounding, and the free-throw line

Games in this part of the season are often broken on three themes that repeat regardless of the names on the jerseys, which are tempo control, rebounding, and the ability to punish fouls from the free-throw line. Dubai's seasonal figures show that it can play efficiently, with a high points average and a very good free-throw percentage, meaning that every entry into the bonus for the guests will become risky, especially in the closing stages of quarters. ASVEL will therefore have an interest in slowing down possessions, extending attacks, and trying to force the host into contested shots, while simultaneously looking for extra opportunities through offensive rebounding, where it stands better per season. Another important detail is the difference in turnovers, as Dubai rarely gives away possessions, while ASVEL has a higher average, so the guests will have to play more disciplined if they want to stay in the game until the end. In such circumstances, every series of defensive stops in the Coca-Cola Arena raises the noise level, and the audience often reacts even to small things, like an offensive rebound won or a stolen ball, because it is immediately seen how momentum moves to one side. That is exactly why tickets for this game are not just entry to the arena but entry into the experience of a tactical battle, in which every rhythm change is felt and in which an 8:0 or 10:2 run is experienced as a major event.

Fan interest and the experience of an evening in Dubai

The EuroLeague has gained a recognizable urban framework in Dubai; the game is not perceived only as a sports appointment but as an evening out in City Walk, where the audience naturally gathers before and after the game. Organizational announcements highlight the atmosphere and the idea that the host turns the arena into a fortress, and such a message usually further pushes the demand for tickets, as fans want to be part of an evening that is talked about. When an opponent from France appears in the schedule, who also arrives with a victory from the first mutual encounter, the motivation of the spectators becomes even more concrete; they come to see the host's reaction and the response to the earlier defeat. In practice, this means that tickets are often sought earlier, especially for groups of friends and families planning the overall experience, from arrival and entry to time spent in the arena before the tip-off. Given that a valid ticket is required for entry even for children over 2 years old, a family visit requires additional planning, which is another reason why buying tickets on time facilitates organization. Secure your tickets immediately and click the button labeled
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when it is set, as interest in games played in the final part of the regular season generally grows, and the best seats in the arena disappear first.

Practical information for visitors: plan, arrive early, enter without stress

For a visit to this game, the most important thing is to combine three things: tickets, an arrival plan, and time for entry, as arenas of this capacity fill up fastest in the last hour before the start. As the organizer warns of limited public parking availability, the recommendation is to use public transport or a taxi, and if you are coming by car, count on crowds and extra time for finding parking in the City Walk zone. Official instructions also highlight that there is no valet service, but there is a designated drop-off point in front of the main entrances A, B, and C, which can be the simplest solution if you are coming with a driver or if someone is dropping you off. Entry is conditioned by a valid ticket, so it pays to prepare everything needed in advance so that control goes quickly and you manage to catch the introductory energy, warm-up, and the first reactions of the stands, which in Dubai often set the tone for the whole evening. In such games, the experience is strongly tied to the atmosphere, as rhythm and momentum are felt in the arena more directly than anywhere else, and that is also the main reason why ticket sales are constantly in focus when the EuroLeague comes to the Coca-Cola Arena. Buy tickets via the button below as soon as it is available, with the label

, and plan your arrival early to enter without haste and experience the full evening of basketball.
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Sources:
- EuroLeague Basketball, Standings: rankings, ratios, and home and away performance
- EuroLeague Basketball, Game Center DUB vs ASV: time, arena, mutual result, and seasonal statistical comparison
- EuroLeague Basketball, Dubai Basketball roster and team statistics
- EuroLeague Basketball, LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne roster and team statistics
- Coca-Cola Arena, event announcement Dubai Basketball vs LDLC ASVEL and entry conditions with ticket
- Coca-Cola Arena, Plan your visit: arrival, limited parking, public transport recommendations, and drop off zones
- City Walk, Coca-Cola Arena outlet: location in City Walk and capacity up to 17,000

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10 February, 2026, Author: Sports desk

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