This is the Telekom Center in Athens
The arena hosting the EuroLeague Final Four has a capacity of 18,000 spectators.
Real Madrid will compete in the EuroLeague Final Four from May 22 to 24 at the Telekom Center in Athens, previously known as the Oaka Arena. This iconic and emblematic venue of European basketball was renovated in June 2025 and serves as the home court for Panathinaikos. Our team has played numerous memorable games there against the Greek side, such as Rudy's game-winning three-pointer in a 2019 Regular Season game where Madrid trailed by 19 points in the first quarter. It also hosted the second playoff game in 2018, where Madrid stole home-court advantage, paving the way for the Tenth title. This Friday, they will face Valencia Basket in the semifinals (8:00 pm CEST; Movistar Plus+).
The Telekom Center in Athens is the largest indoor arena in Greece and will host its second Final Four, the first being in 2007. It has also been the venue for the basketball finals and all artistic gymnastics and trampoline disciplines during the 2004 Olympic Games, EuroBasket 1995 matches, the 2026 Eurovision Festival, and concerts by major artists such as Rod Stewart, Enrique Iglesias, Maluma, and others.
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