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Football – Dutch league – Eredivisie – 2025/2026 season (18. round)
10. January 2026. 21:00h
Groningen vs NAC Breda
Euroborg, Groningen, NL
2026
10
January
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Tickets for FC Groningen – NAC Breda in Eredivisie: ticket sales at Euroborg, Matchday 18 of 2025/2026

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A match that combines European ambitions and the fight for survival

FC Groningen and NAC Breda meet within the framework of Football – Dutch League – Eredivisie, 18th round of the 2025/2026 season, and the timeslot is particularly "difficult" for the guests because it is played in an evening rhythm and in an atmosphere that can be ruthless in Groningen. The meeting is scheduled for 10.01.2026 at 21:00, at the Euroborg stadium, Boumaboulevard 41, Groningen, NL, which means that part of the audience will arrive straight after traveling or a whole day in the city, and that is why planning the arrival is just as important as the analysis of the game itself. At this moment, two stories are clearly visible: the host is looking towards the upper half and positions that bring the European dream, while NAC Breda is under pressure for points for survival and every mistake has a higher price than in September or October. On the official table after 17 played rounds, FC Groningen is 5th, with a performance of 8 wins, 6 losses, and 3 draws and a goal difference of 25–22 and 27 points, while NAC Breda is 18th, with 3 wins, 10 losses, and 4 draws and 16–26 and 13 points. When such a ranking "spills over" onto the field, one gets a match in which favorites often have to prove patience, and outsiders seek a perfectly disciplined evening and a cool head in the finish, so it is no wonder that interest in tickets grows as the January date approaches.

Form and identity of FC Groningen in this season

FC Groningen has shown in the season so far that it can be unpleasant for both the "big ones" and direct rivals, and it is particularly interesting that in the goal difference it does not rely on one-way play but on a balance between firmness and moments of acceleration. The numbers say that they concede almost as much as they score, which often means that matches break in details: who will win the second duel, who will pick up the "scrap" on the edge of the penalty area, and who will react better to a change of rhythm. In such a match profile, Euroborg becomes a factor in itself, because when the host smells weakness, the stands raise the tempo and every ball won looks like a half-chance. Because of this, ticket sales usually intensify precisely before such duels, when fans feel that a position among the top five can be "cemented" and connection to the European story maintained. If you plan to arrive from out of town or want to extend the weekend, it is practical to look at Accommodation near Euroborg in advance, because in winter terms the audience often chooses an overnight stay instead of returning the same evening, and this can affect the availability of tickets in the last days.

NAC Breda and the reality of the fight at the bottom

NAC Breda enters this 18th round from a position that does not tolerate waiting: 13 points after 17 rounds and a place at the bottom of the table mean that every next match is "double", because not only a points shift is being chased but also a psychological turnaround inside the locker room. The goal difference of 16–26 suggests that the defense is not a constant "leak", but in key moments calmness is missing, and precisely such situations Euroborg likes to reward for the host. In matches against teams from the upper half, a dilemma is often seen: stay deep and risk being pressed into your own penalty area or push up and risk space behind the back, which can be disastrous if you lose the ball in the wrong zone. For NAC, it is especially important to survive the first minutes and not allow an early blow, because then the whole plan changes, and Groningen gets the comfort to build attacks without haste. Precisely because of that, the interest of neutral followers is greater than the table suggests: such matches often bring one "breaking point" that completely turns around the experience of the season, so the increased demand for tickets among those who want to be at the stadium when such a moment happens is not surprising. If you want to be part of the atmosphere, buy tickets via the button below and do not leave it for the last moment, because at such meetings it often happens that the best seats are snatched up in a short wave of interest.
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Mutual context and psychology of recent duels

The history of mutual meetings gives additional color to this pair, because these are clubs that have known how to "collide" over the years in different ranks and phases, and overall ratios often reveal that no one has a monopoly on an easy solution. According to summaries of mutual clashes, a total of 48 meetings have been played, wherein FC Groningen has 18 wins, NAC Breda 13, and even 17 matches ended in a draw, with an average of about 2.9 goals per match, which suggests that something "more" than a sterile 0:0 often happens in this duel. Especially fresh is the memory of the duel from the autumn part of the season, when FC Groningen celebrated in Breda 2:1 on October 3, 2025, and details of such a victory often remain in the heads of both the host and the guest as a reminder that the match can be broken even when you look equal. For Groningen, this can be an argument not to panic if a period without real chances comes, while for NAC it can be a trigger to seek a "revenge" charge and the first big victory against a team from the upper part. In such a psychological game fans love to be present because they feel the tension before the first whistle, so tickets for this event gain additional value: you do not buy only a seat, but also the right to feel the match before it becomes a result on the screen. If you also have an overnight stay in the plan, it is practical to open Accommodation offers in the host city in advance, because Groningen in January often attracts travelers who combine football with a city weekend.

Tactical questions that could decide the evening

In such a meeting, the key is the question of rhythm: FC Groningen as a better-placed team will often try to impose possession and control through the middle, but exactly that opens space for NAC Breda to wait for a mistake and go out quickly through transition. If NAC succeeds in forcing Groningen into too many passes "in width" without entering between the lines, the audience will ask for acceleration, and then the risk of a lost ball in a dangerous zone grows and a counter that can change the whole flow. On the other hand, Groningen can consciously choose patience and "grind" the guests through continuous pressure, which is particularly effective at Euroborg where momentum is felt even in small things like a throw-in near the penalty area or a corner after a deflection. Set pieces can also play a role, because in matches where the favorite is under pressure to break the block, one well-taken free kick or a second ball after a set piece is often the difference between nervousness and a calm lead. For the audience, this is a scenario in which it pays off to arrive earlier and "catch" the warm-up, because it is often seen what the plan on set pieces will be, and tickets then become part of the whole experience, not just the game itself. Ticket sales are available, and the button labeled '

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How Groningen can "open" a low defense

If NAC Breda sets a deep and compact block, Groningen must find a way to enter the interspace without losing balance, because every too vertical ball that is intercepted can become a trigger for a dangerous exit of the guests. A typical solution is rotation in the midfield line and arrivals from the second plan, where "surplus" situations are created on the edge of the penalty area, and then a quick change of side or a sharp cut-back ball is sought. It is also important that the full-backs do not stay too low, because then there is no width that stretches the block, but it is equally important that they do not rush without insurance, because NAC can target the space behind them. In such a game of nerves, the audience at Euroborg often becomes the "sixth player" and forces the team to continue attacking even when it seems there is no way through, so the atmosphere is one more argument that tickets disappear faster than for "ordinary" dates. Whoever wants to maximally feel that pressure and waves of noise after every pressure on the back line, will experience it best live, and buying tickets in advance leaves more room to organize arrival without haste and choose the best seat. For those who come earlier in the day or want to stay after the match, it is useful to open Accommodation for fans on match day and put together a plan without guessing, because the January schedule often encourages later returns and fuller traffic routes.

What NAC Breda must do to stay in the match

For NAC Breda, the first task is to control the space in front of their own stoppers and not allow Groningen to "turn" the attack facing the goal, because then follows a wave of attempts, deflections, and set pieces that consume energy and concentration. The second task is to smartly choose moments when to go out high, because one good press can bring a chance, but one missed press can open a corridor and lead to a situation where you defend while running towards your own goal. Third, NAC must be cold in the moment when a half-chance appears, because against a team that is fifth on the table there might not be ten chances, but two or three, and maximum efficiency is sought there. If they manage to withstand the initial pressure and come into a zone where the audience starts becoming impatient, the match can turn into a battle of details, and in such an environment even one point can look like a big gain. Precisely because of that, this is a meeting that attracts a wider audience as well: tickets are not only for home fans, but also for those who love dramatic matches where the outsider seeks a perfect evening, and the favorite must show character.

Key names, squad depth and information about absences

In January, games are often played with an additional layer of uncertainty due to minor injuries and load from the autumn part, so it is useful to follow news about lineups right up to the match day, especially if you like to analyze duels by lines. According to available information from the match preview, FC Groningen ahead of this meeting has no reported absences, while at NAC Breda several potentially unavailable players due to injuries are mentioned, which can narrow options in rotation and affect the game plan. Additional context is also given by the autumn mutual clash, where the names of scorers and game carriers stood out in the records, and such matches often serve coaches as a "case study" of what to repeat and what to avoid. If NAC comes weakened in individual positions, Groningen will likely specifically attack those zones and seek series of attacks that end with a shot or a corner, because that maintains pressure and increases the chance for a goal from a deflection. For spectators, this means that intensity can be expected, and in such evenings tickets have additional value because you see live micro-duels that often get lost in summaries, like the fight for the second ball or timely running in behind the full-back. Secure your tickets by clicking on the button '
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Euroborg: modern backdrop and atmosphere that changes dynamics

Euroborg is more than a stadium; it is one of the recognizable points of the city and a place that has built a reputation over the years for a strong, "tight" atmosphere, often described by nicknames like "De Groene Hel" or "De Groene Kathedraal". According to available descriptions, the stadium was opened in 2006 and accommodates about 22.5 thousand spectators, which makes it large enough to sound powerful, but also compact enough for the pressure of the stands to be felt on the field. The location at Boumaboulevard 41 gives it good connectivity with the city, and the Europapark environment additionally emphasizes the more modern part of Groningen, which is an interesting contrast to the historic core. Precisely because of that, many fans turn the arrival into a small "ritual" with an earlier arrival, a walk around the stadium, and entering early enough to catch the rising noise as the start approaches. In such an ambience, ticket sales are not just a formality, but also a kind of guarantee that you will be part of an atmosphere that can push the host in key minutes, especially if the match enters the finish with a tight result.

Arrival at the stadium and practical information for fans

Planning the arrival at Euroborg can significantly affect the experience of the match, especially in the winter term when it is smart to leave a time buffer for traffic, entrances, and security checks. The club and local guides highlight that the stadium is well connected by public transport, and an advantage is also the proximity of the Groningen Europapark train station, from which the stadium is reached on foot in a few minutes, which is often the calmest option if you do not want to think about parking. For those who nevertheless come by car, it is practical information that Boumaboulevard 41 (9723 ZS Groningen) can be entered into the navigation, and as a logical choice the garage under the stadium is mentioned, with the note that on match days congestion is real and one should arrive earlier. In that sense tickets and logistics go together: when you already have tickets, you also want a plan that will not lead you into a situation of missing the initial minutes due to searching for an entrance or parking. If you are traveling from another country or want to combine the match and a city weekend without stress, it is advisable to check Accommodation near transport hubs in advance, because a good location reduces the need for late night transfers after the final whistle.
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Groningen as a city: energy, culture and fan rhythm

Groningen is a city that is often described as full of energy and culture, with a strong student pulse and enough content to turn the match day into an all-day trip, and not just a visit to the stadium. The combination of historical points and modern districts gives it a "double identity", so in the same day one can walk through the older center and end up in the contemporary environment around Euroborg. A fan day in such a city usually starts earlier, because people love to catch the atmosphere, perform the routine, and come to the stadium before the streets fill up, and this is especially felt when the host is high on the table and when Europe is talked about. Precisely because of that, interest in tickets knows how to spill over even to those who are not on the stands "every week", but target exactly such matches that promise both good football and a real competitive charge. If you are coming from afar, it is useful to organize the day so that haste is avoided, and for that Accommodation offer for a long weekend in Groningen helps, because a calmer schedule also means more time for the stadium, tickets, and everything that goes with an evening of Eredivisie football.

Tickets, interest and the experience of the evening at Euroborg

Matches like this often have "double" demand: home fans feel that every victory is worth gold for staying at the top, while visiting followers and neutral lovers of the Eredivisie want to see how a team from the bottom deals with pressure at one of the stadiums most famous for atmosphere. Because of that, it is smart to think about buying tickets earlier, not only because of availability but also because of peace of mind: when tickets are sorted, it is easier to arrange the trip, time of entry, and plan before and after the match. An evening in Euroborg usually "sits" best with those who come earlier, because that way crowds are avoided, one manages to enter without stress and catches everything that makes the experience special, from the warm-up to the first reactions of the stands to every duel. If you want your visit to be a complete hit, the simplest thing is to follow ticket sales and click the button labeled '

' as soon as you decide, because that is the fastest way to secure tickets and dedicate yourself to the plan of the evening instead of looking for a place at the last moment. And if you plan to stay in the city even after the match, especially because of the late start, it is good to resolve logistics and accommodation in advance, because that leaves you space to enjoy the atmosphere, the match, and the whole football weekend in Groningen without haste.
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Sources:
- Eredivisie.nl + official standings of the 2025/2026 season and ranking of clubs after 17 rounds
- Sofascore + basic information about the meeting (time, place and context of competition)
- Sky Sports + report and details of the mutual meeting NAC Breda – FC Groningen (3.10.2025)
- FC Groningen (official site) + instructions for arrival and parking at Euroborg (Boumaboulevard 41)
- Visit Groningen / The Stadium Guide + facts about the Euroborg stadium and information about access by public transport

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