Real Madrid ‘loses’ first game of Final Four to Team U, putting Berlin on alert | Relief
Real Madrid will be looking to win their second EuroLeague title in a row in Berlin. Chusa Mateo’s team starts as betting favorites, thanks to finishing the regular season in first position. However, White had already “lost” their first match before even setting foot in the pavilion.
As happened last year in Kaunas and a year earlier in Belgrade, Real Madrid fans will start at a distinct disadvantage in the stands of the Uber Arena. A venue with a capacity of 17,000 spectators, in which Greek will become almost an official language thanks to all the Greek fans who fill its stands.
General More than 7,500 Greek fans will attend the tournament. those who will sit in the seats in Berlin. The biggest fans will be Olympiacos with over 4,500 fans. Fans with tickets are those who attend the Final Four. The Rojiblancos are usually regulars at the event and are some of the loudest fans in Europe, although this time they will have to compete with their neighbors from Panathinaikos.
The Green Tide will currently have 3,000 fans. inside the pavilion upon returning to the Final Four 12 years later. A return that promises strong emotions in the pavilion, where security measures are already being taken to contain the two fans. In fact, the Reds, Whites and Greens will share one of the funds, as reported by Greek journalist Sotiris Betakis of the SDNA, which has raised alarm among the German security forces, who will not hesitate to intervene if necessary.
The third fan in the fight will be Fenerbahce.. The Turks acquired 2000 tickets, Although it is expected that there will be a larger crowd of fans outside the Uber Arena due to the large Turkish population in Berlin. Finally, Real Madrid fans are unlikely to have 500 fans in the standsamong the 10,000 tickets sold to fans of the four teams that will compete for the continental title.
A unique show awaits all fans., in addition to what happens on the court, because the Euroleague is preparing a twist on what happens on the court, and it has nothing to do with basketball. Dance from DaMove and the Lunati dance troupe, music from the Italian Mr. BAGS, along with a light and sound show from award-winning production company Filmmaster, will take the show beyond basketball.