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Basketball - Europe - EuroLeague - 2025/2026 season (24. round)
23. January 2026. 20:30h
Partizan vs Hapoel Tel-Aviv
Ĺ tark Arena, Beograd, RS
2026
23
January
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)

Tickets for Partizan vs Hapoel Tel Aviv, EuroLeague 2025/26: Round 24 at Ĺ tark Arena, Belgrade - ticket sales

Looking for tickets for Partizan vs Hapoel Tel Aviv in the EuroLeague at Ĺ tark Arena in Belgrade? Here you can check availability and complete your ticket purchase for Round 24 of the 2025/26 season, with a quick guide to form, key players, matchup themes, and practical tips for getting to the arena smoothly

EuroLeague spectacle in Belgrade and strong interest in tickets

Partizan and Hapoel Tel-Aviv bring to Belgrade one of those EuroLeague games that aren’t watched only because of the standings, but also because of the stories that follow them. The 24th round of the 2025/2026 season is played at Štark Arena, Bulevar Arsenija Čarnojevića 58, Belgrade, RS, and the announced kick-off time is 23/01/2026 at 20:30, a slot that traditionally fills the stands and pushes the atmosphere to the maximum. The fan charge in Belgrade often starts hours earlier, so it’s no surprise that tickets and passes are sought as soon as the schedule is confirmed, especially when a team arrives that is among the best this season. This matchup is also logistically attractive for the public because it’s a large arena, but interest can still exceed expectations, so ticket sales become a topic that spreads spontaneously through fan circles. Tickets for this game disappear quickly, so buy your tickets in time and click the

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EuroLeague standings and what Round 24 means for both clubs

Ahead of this date, the picture at the top and bottom of the standings adds an extra layer of drama to the game because Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv sits at the very top of the competition, while Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade is in a zone where every next matchup must be the trigger for a winning streak. On the official EuroLeague table after 19 played games, Hapoel is second with a 13-6 record, while Partizan is 20th with 6-13, which clearly shows how big the challenge is for the home side, but also how much one big win could change the perception of the season. In that context, Round 24 isn’t just another stop, but a chance to find rhythm before the finish of the regular season, when every win is worth double because of potential ties and tiebreakers. Hapoel comes to Belgrade as a team that is already used to winning on the road, while Partizan is searching for stability in its play and continuity over a full 40 minutes, which is especially demanding against an opponent that scores a lot and efficiently. For the fans, that means tickets aren’t just entry to the arena, but participation in a game that can become a turning point, and nights like that are remembered.

Hapoel Tel-Aviv as a project that hit the top immediately

In the 2025/2026 season, Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv has grown into one of the most striking EuroLeague stories, and not only because of results but also because of how it plays. The team averages 88.1 points per game with a high PIR of 98.7, a combination that usually belongs to teams with long EuroLeague experience, not a new challenger that is only just establishing itself among the elite. Added weight comes from the fact that the coaching staff is led by Dimitris Itoudis, a coach with European trophies on his résumé and a reputation as a man who knows how winning routines are built. In such a structure, Hapoel looks like a team with a clear identity, finishes possessions quickly and regularly finds advantages through pick-and-roll, transition and perimeter shooting. It is also important that in the more recent period the club has gone through specific organizational and security circumstances related to playing certain games outside a standard home environment, so mental toughness has become part of their everyday life. That’s why the trip to Belgrade is not only a sporting challenge, but also a maturity test for a team that has already shown it can adapt and win in different conditions.

Stars, statistics and the way Hapoel breaks opponents

Looking at individual production, Hapoel has several leaders who evenly share the load and make it extremely hard to scout because the threat comes from multiple directions. Elijah Bryant is among the main engines with 15.5 points plus 6.2 rebounds and very high overall efficiency, and on top of that he also hits threes at a strong percentage, which opens the paint and stretches the defense. Vasilije Micic brings tempo control and creation with around 12.1 points and 4.1 assists, so in crunch time he often takes responsibility and dictates the types of attacks the team wants to run. Antonio Blakeney adds an extra level of aggression with 13.5 points and excellent outside conversion, while Dan Oturu and Johnathan Motley protect the rim and punish every weakness on the defensive glass, with Oturu also providing a steady PIR output. In practice, that means Hapoel can easily switch from isolation to organized offense, and when the opponent closes one option, another immediately appears, often through a quick extra pass because their assist average is among the best in the league. For Partizan, the key is for the defense to be disciplined without too many unnecessary fouls, because with good shooting Hapoel also knows how to smartly draw free throws, and every run of points on the road changes the dynamic of the stands.

Partizan and a season in which a stable winning formula is being sought

Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade enters this game with a clear desire to make up for the difference in current form and position through home court, and in Belgrade that often isn’t a cliché but a real advantage. Statistically, Partizan’s EuroLeague average is 80.4 points per game with a PIR of 83.1, which shows the team can play efficiently, but it lacks continuity at the level of the most stable teams. Additional season context is also the change on the bench, because Joan Peñarroya took over the head coach role at the end of December, which is always a sensitive moment in the middle of a competitive rhythm. Such changes can bring a quick injection of energy, but they also require time for automatisms to settle, especially on defense and in end-of-game sets when games are decided. That is precisely why the crowd in Štark Arena is an important factor, because when the stands find their rhythm, Partizan gets an extra impulse in rebounding, defensive aggression and transition, and those are the segments in which EuroLeague games are often decided. For fans planning to attend, buying tickets isn’t just a formality, but a way to be part of a moment in which the team is trying to turn the season to its advantage.

Key Partizan players and where the advantage is sought against Hapoel

Partizan has several names around which both the offense and the team identity are built, and their form in this game can decide how quickly the arena ignites. Tyrique Jones is one of the team’s most valuable players and among the leaders in PIR, and his impact is seen in rebounding, finishing around the rim and energy on both ends. Duane Washington is among Partizan’s top scorers with about 14.1 points and is important because he can score both off the dribble and in spot-up situations, which is valuable when the opponent rotates well. Sterling Brown is steady on both sides of the floor, brings serious shooting contribution and guards multiple positions, while Isaac Bonga adds a dimension of defensive mobility along with solid rebounding numbers. In the backcourt, Carlik Jones and Nick Calathes provide creation and organization, with Calathes’ experience being especially important against a team that plays tough and punishes every turnover. Partizan’s path to victory usually goes through controlling the boards and limiting easy points in transition, because then the outside shot also gets better quality, and the crowd can more easily slip into its recognizable rhythm.

A head-to-head that already provides material for preparation

This matchup also carries a fresh reference because Partizan and Hapoel already met earlier in the season, and that meeting ended with a Hapoel win 97-84, a result that is hard to ignore in preparation. Such an outcome usually reveals two things: where the opponent got scoring runs and in which moments the game was broken, whether through shooting, rebounding or turnovers. For Partizan, it’s important to draw lessons without being overly burdened, because home court and a different tempo can change the flow, but only if the defense immediately imposes its criteria and prevents Hapoel from getting rolling in the early phase. Hapoel, on the other hand, comes with additional confidence because it knows it can score a high number of points against Partizan, so it will try to repeat the pressure on the ball and the offensive width that brings it open shots. In such situations, details like defensive switching after a screen, closing the corner and controlling the paint become more important than big words, and the crowd often recognizes those small wins within the game. That is why interest in tickets is expected to grow as the date approaches, because fans know well that the return game in Belgrade carries a special charge.

Tactical points that can decide it in Ĺ tark Arena

In a game like this, the difference often arises in three segments that recur in EuroLeague analyses, but here have very concrete meaning: three-point shooting, rebounding and turnovers. Hapoel is at the level of a team that hits threes at around 38 percent, while Partizan is closer to about 33.7 percent, so the home side must make up that gap with better shot selection and a higher number of possessions through offensive rebounds or forced opponent mistakes. Hapoel also has an advantage in the total number of rebounds per game, so for Partizan it’s crucial that the bigs and wings are aggressive in boxing out, because every lost rebound against a team that runs efficiently means extra points. On offense, Partizan must find a balance between playing through the paint and shooting from outside, because too many isolations make it easier for Hapoel’s defense to control the tempo, while too-quick shots without controlling the retreat on defense open up transition. The coaching duel between Peñarroya and Itoudis adds an interesting layer of chess-like preparation, because both coaches like clear offensive principles, but they differ in how they hide the weaknesses of their rotations. For spectators, that means a dynamic game with lots of adjustments, and for those planning to attend, that is another reason why tickets have extra value on nights when tactics are visible even without slow motion.

The arena and the city context that create a special atmosphere

Štark Arena, which in official competitions is often also listed as Belgrade Arena, has for years been one of the most recognizable European basketball stages because of its capacity and because of the way the crowd changes the experience of the game. It is located in New Belgrade at Bulevar Arsenija Čarnojevića 58, and its capacity in standard configurations is listed at around 18,386 spectators, a figure that explains why big games are experienced as a city event, not just a sports fixture. Over its history, the arena has hosted numerous major sports and cultural events, so infrastructure and organizational standards usually match the level of an event such as the EuroLeague. For Partizan, that means the possibility of creating pressure on the opponent already during the player introductions, while for the visitors it means they must be mentally ready for noise, waves of emotion and situations where even a small refereeing decision can trigger a reaction from the stands. Precisely because of that effect, ticket sales for games like this have their natural tempo, because part of the crowd comes from outside Belgrade and plans the trip in advance, and part wants to secure a seat as soon as it feels the atmosphere could be one of those that get talked about. Secure your tickets right away and click the

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Practical information for arrival, entry and a stress-free experience

For visitors coming to Belgrade, it is useful to plan arrival earlier because traffic around major events can be heavier, and entry control can take time, especially when a large number of spectators is expected. The location in New Belgrade allows relatively easy access from multiple directions, and public transport offers several lines that pass near the arena, with the option of combining buses and the BG:VOZ city train depending on the starting point. According to available traffic information, numerous bus lines stop nearby, and the Belgrade Arena stop is often cited as a landmark, which makes it easier to navigate even for those coming for the first time. If you are coming by car, count on the fact that it is smart to arrive earlier because of parking and possible movement restrictions around the arena, and for entry into the venue it is always good to have a plan for quickly finding the sector and seat. On days when tickets are in very high demand, the number of people arriving earlier to avoid the crowd and enter calmly increases even more, which is also a practical reason to sort out ticket purchase in time. Buy tickets via the button below and click so you can calmly plan your trip and arrival.

Why tickets are in demand and what the audience gets on nights like these

Basketball in Belgrade has the city’s rhythm, and Partizan’s EuroLeague games often grow into a social event where sport, fan culture and the feeling of taking part in something bigger than a single result come together. When a team like Hapoel comes to town, which this season plays fast and efficiently and has big names on both the perimeter and inside positions, the crowd gets a high-intensity matchup and a large number of moments that get you on your feet, from three-point runs to tough battles under the rim. Such games in a big arena create the impression of a spectacle, because the energy spreads through the entire venue, and every swing on the scoreboard immediately gets a fan response. Tickets and passes therefore aren’t just entry to a seat, but entry to an experience that is remembered, especially if the game goes into a tight finish where one stop or one made shot can change everything. Those coming for the first time are often surprised by how quickly the arena fills and how the atmosphere rises already during warm-ups, so it is not unusual for demand for tickets to grow as the date approaches. If you want to feel that kind of night from the inside, planning your ticket purchase earlier is the simplest way to avoid stress and focus on the game.

On-court storylines that will further ignite the stands

Besides the standings, this game offers several narratives that are interesting even to a neutral viewer, especially one who likes to follow the EuroLeague through the context of careers and playing styles. Hapoel is led by coach Dimitris Itoudis, who has already left a deep mark on European basketball and now leads a team that in a very short time has become a contender for the top, while Partizan with Joan Peñarroya is trying to catch new momentum and build a recognizable system in the second part of the season. Special attention in Belgrade will certainly be drawn by Vasilije Micic, a player whose name carries weight in the region and whose tempo management often decides games, and his role in the visiting jersey gives an additional emotional note to the evening. On the other side, Partizan has leaders who can respond through energy, rebounding and shooting streaks, so a game is expected in which momentum will change in waves, and the crowd will be an active participant. In such circumstances, tickets become a sought-after commodity because no one wants to miss a possible comeback or a special individual performance, and the experience is further amplified in an arena known for full stands. Tickets for this game carry special weight, so secure your tickets and click the button as soon as you decide you want to be part of the atmosphere.

Sources:
- EuroLeague Basketball - official game center for Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade vs Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv and comparative game statistics
- EuroLeague Basketball - official EuroLeague standings 2025/2026 with club records and positions
- EuroLeague Basketball - official Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv team statistics and leaders in the 2025/2026 season
- EuroLeague Basketball - official Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade team statistics and leaders in the 2025/2026 season
- Sofascore - match preview with kick-off time and basic arena information
- Wikipedia - data on Belgrade Arena including address and capacity
- Moovit - public transport and lines that pass by the Belgrade Arena stop
- EuroLeague Basketball and Eurohoops - information on the appointment of Joan Peñarroya as Partizan coach

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