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Zvezda's work in Spain isn't over yet. The Red-Whites are set to play Barcelona on Friday, a team that defeated Efes on Tuesday. It's worth remembering that in their first encounter this season, the Blaugrana triumphed over Saša Obradović's squad in a sold-out "Belgrade Arena." There's no doubt this will be an extremely tough match for the Red-Whites.
Following that, a familiar foe awaits. The Red-Whites will face Partizan on April 2nd, eager to avenge their loss from earlier in the season. Then, their final home game will be against Paris, a team currently navigating a turbulent period. It's also worth noting that the French capital's team secured a convincing victory in their first meeting this season.
In the penultimate, 37th round, Zvezda will travel to France to play against Asvel. The Villeurbanne team is dangerous, even if they have nothing left to play for but pride. The Red-Whites handled them routinely in the first half of the season, securing a win against Pierric Poupet's squad. And finally, perhaps the toughest challenge: Zvezda will face Real Madrid in the last round. This season, Real Madrid boasts an impressive home record of 16 wins and only one loss. Five games, five finals – if Zvezda wants a playoff spot, they'll need to win most of them.
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