Crvena zvezda vs Barcelona

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Barcelona vs. Crvena Zvezda: Analysis and Forecast. In the 25th Round of the Euroleague, Crvena Zvezda will host Barcelona at home.

Recent games have seen Crvena Zvezda record two convincing victories in a row. They won against Valencia in the EuroLeague to stay in the running for a play-in slot, and they defeated Partizan in the ABA League to get closer to the top spot. They are now 7–14 on the season and have played 11 home games.

Milos Teodosic's play has been crucial to the team's success this season. Crvena Zvezda's offense is more inventive when the veteran player is on the court, which facilitates the creation of shooting opportunities. He frequently creates openings for big men with efficient pick-and-roll moves, setting them up for impressive dunks. Nemanja Nedovic displays a range of emotions, while Rokas Giedraitis is shooting well. He was fantastic in the game against Valencia, hitting six of seven three-pointers. Though his shooting hasn't been reliable, Javonte Smart shows that he can be a threat to opponents on drives.

This season, Yago Dos Santos and Joel Bolomboy have surprised everyone by seizing possibilities brought up by Shabazz Napier's departure. Although Luka Mitrovic's performance has suffered, the fact that he played in the most recent round with a fair distribution of playing time helped him avoid overtiredness.

In every tournament, Barcelona has managed to put together two wins in a row. After defeating Virtus, they moved up to the second spot in the EuroLeague with a record of 16 wins and 8 defeats. They've lost seven of their last 11 away games, though, and they're now on a three-game losing run when it comes to away games.

The squad performed admirably against Virtus, demonstrating early on definite goals and tactics that suggested a possible way out of their current difficulties. However, their performance away from home has been concerning; they have a tendency to start games poorly and end up having to chase the game. The addition of Nicolas Laprovittola to the starting lineup enhances their ability to create plays, while Nikola Kalinic has shown to be a dependable shooter, with a 45 percent three-point shooting percentage. Being aggressive rebounders and powerful inside players, Jan Vesely and Willy Hernangomez are dangerous players in the paint.

Crvena Zvezda's performance has improved dramatically after the Berlin loss. The team's offensive and defensive play both appear to be significantly improved. The shot percentage and ball movement are at the necessary level. They need to win in order to remain in the play-in competition. Due to Barcelona's recent struggles in away games, when they are having problems in some areas of the game, an upset in Belgrade seems probable.