A much-anticipated match-up sees Valencia hosting Partizan. The performance trends and overall technical statistics highlight a noticeable difference between the two teams, especially considering their recent form. Analysing Valencia's performance, their technical indicators have been excellent both this season and in their last ten games. Although their field goal percentage has slightly decreased, from 46.6% to 44.4%, likely due to player form, they maintain a strong three-point shooting ability, with a regular season three-point percentage of 36.2% and approximately 35.9% in their recent ten games. They average 36.5 rebounds and about twenty assists per game, showing their strong presence in the paint and effective teamwork. Defensively, they contribute nearly seven steals per game and have around 13 turnovers, although this number has recently increased to almost thirteen, suggesting a need for improved stability. Partizan, the away team, shows some weaknesses across all technical indicators. Their offensive coordination efficiency in the last ten games, averaging fewer than fifteen assists, is significantly lower than their opponents, which might be a critical factor in this match. However, Partizan's ability to steal the ball is noteworthy, averaging seven steals per game, slightly higher than the home team, posing a threat for fast breaks. With Valencia's strong offensive capabilities, the challenge for Partizan lies in balancing a solid defense while seizing limited opportunities for transition. Valencia is expected to leverage their home advantage to strive for a favorable result.