OBERA, Argentina (Interstat) — Racing de Chiv will visit Obera on Tuesday at OTC in Obera, carrying a 1-1 record into a matchup against a home team still seeking its first victory of the season.

Racing de Chiv opened its season with a 126-123 overtime victory against San Martin earlier this season, then fell to Gimnasia Indalo 78-72 in its most recent game. Nicolas Romano, Pedro Barral and Marcos Delia were among Racing de Chiv’s most productive players in the loss to Gimnasia Indalo. Racing de Chiv will look to those players to help steady an offense that has shown both high-scoring potential and some inconsistency across its first two games.

Obera enters at 0-2 after a 67-58 loss at Lanus in its most recent game. Ty Prince, C. Oberto J. and Will Vorhees were among Obera’s most productive players in that defeat. Obera also dropped its opener at Boca Juniors 96-73 earlier this season. The home side will be aiming for a more balanced performance at OTC, where it will try to use home-court familiarity to counter Racing de Chiv’s early-season momentum.

The matchup features two teams at different points in the young season. Racing de Chiv has already shown it can win a close, high-scoring game and has also experienced a tighter defensive loss. Obera, meanwhile, has been tested by two road games and will be playing in front of its home crowd for the first time this season. Obera’s challenge will be generating consistent offense against a Racing de Chiv team that has multiple scoring options. Racing de Chiv’s task will be managing Obera’s energy and avoiding a letdown after a split of its first two contests.

Racing de Chiv’s schedule next includes a road game at La Union, followed by home games against Boca Juniors and Quimsa, among others. Obera will continue its schedule with road games at Platense and San Lorenzo before returning home later in the month. Both teams are in the early stretch of a long season, and the result at OTC could provide momentum for the winner.

Obera’s home setting and record may not reflect the difficulty it has faced. Both of its losses came away from home, and the team has had productive individual efforts from Prince, Oberto and Vorhees. Racing de Chiv, meanwhile, has a win and a loss, with Romano, Barral and Delia among its leading contributors. The visiting team will need to handle Obera’s urgency as the home side searches for win No. 1.

Interstat’s game simulator is projecting a final score of Obera 81, Racing de Chiv 73. Interstat’s ELO system is projecting Obera with a 74.5 percent probability to win.