Barcelona vs Partizan Prediction, Picks, Odds, News, Injury Report 3/14/25
Barcelona and Paritzan enter Friday’s Round 29 clash with identical 15-13 records. The stakes are high for both teams – a loss could see them slip out of the top 10, while a win would consolidate their playoff position.
Despite Barcelona having dominance over Partizan historically, the sports betting markets are projecting a close match at Palau Blaugrana on Friday night. Bet365 has Barca priced as 3.5-point favourites.
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Barcelona vs Partizan Prediction and Picks: Backing Road Dogs
- Selection: Partizan +3.5
- Best Odds: 1.87
- Bookmaker: bet365
- Stakes: 4/10
Playing superb basketball since the turn of the year, Partizan are a great bet to cover this spread. Yes, it’s tempting to back them on the moneyline, but we feel more comfortable with the black-and-whites covering this spread considering their woeful win/loss record against Barca.
Injuries have depleted Barcelona, and they are coming off a disappointing domestic result against Tenerife. Meanwhile, Partizan are impressing domestically and in the EuroLeague, while recording several big wins on the road.
Game Info
- Stadium: Palau Blaugrana
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Start time: 19:45 UK time
Barcelona News, Injury Report, Schedule: Injury Woes
Kevin Punter is questionable. Jan Vesely, Nicolas Laprovittola, and Juan Nunez are all confirmed absentees. Injuries have been a constant issue for Barcelona since the turn of the year, contributing to their run of four wins from 10 across all competitions.
The loss to Tenerife a few days ago saw Barcelona eliminated from the Copa del Rey. Their execution in clutch situations has been a problem in recent months, leading to narrow losses against Real Madrid, Olympiacos, and several other opponents.
Partizan News, Injury Report, Schedule: Strong Form in 2025
Unlike Barca, Partizan have a relatively clean bill of health. Isaac Bonga is unlikely to be available, but the rest of the roster is raring to go. A 12-point loss to Olympiacos in Round 28 was a disappointment, but their form is generally very good.
The Serbian team have won eight of their last 10 across all competitions and seven of 10 in the EuroLeague. Significantly, they have performed at a high level on the road, boasting a 7-7 record.
Looking at the last 15 games, Partizan have been among the EuroLeague’s best teams at both ends of the floor.
Barcelona vs Partizan H2H: Barca Going For 11 Straight
Barcelona’s eight-point win when these teams met earlier this season took them to 10 straight wins over Partizan. While they share the same record in the EuroLeague this term, this has historically been a very one-sided matchup.
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