Crvena Zvezda has consistently delivered some of their best performances in front of their passionate fans, and with a fully packed stadium expected tonight, the players will be motivated to bring their A-game against one of Europe’s elite teams, Barcelona.

Almost every home game sees Crvena Zvezda find the back of the net.

This season, they managed to score in their 1-2 loss to Benfica, just as they did last year, netting twice in a narrow 2-3 loss to Manchester City and once in a 1-2 loss to Leipzig.

However, for tonight’s clash, they’ll face challenges in attack due to injuries to key players like Ivanic, Olayinka, and a doubtful Bruno Duarte. Additionally, their defense has struggled at times, conceding five goals away to Monaco and four against Inter.

Barcelona will need to stay sharp to secure a favorable result, but recent displays suggest they’re up to the task. In similar matchups, they’ve excelled, with a standout example being their 5-0 win against Young Boys.

With Yamal, Lewandowski, and their new captain Raphinha leading the charge, Barcelona’s attack will be relentless against a Crvena Zvezda defense that has shown vulnerability under sustained pressure.