MAHÓN, Spain (Interstat) — Coruña seeks to regain its footing Sunday against Menorca in a Spanish Primera FEB matchup at Pavello Menorca, with tipoff scheduled for 5 p.m. local time.

Coruña enters the game with a 30-5 record, the best mark in the league, but enters on rare consecutive defeats. The most recent was a 85-85 overtime loss Friday at Menorca, a result that snapped Coruña’s three-game winning streak in the season series and gave Menorca its second win in five head-to-head meetings this season.

The overtime thriller featured productive performances from Coruña’s Caio De Souza Pacheco, Paul Jorgensen and Jacobo Diaz. Statistics for those players were not immediately available.

Coruña coach and his staff will look to reestablish the dominance that produced a 93-71 home win over Menorca on May 14 and an 81-72 victory on April 22. The visitors also posted a 102-80 blowout in October. Overall, Coruña leads the series 3-2.

Menorca (18-17) comes off consecutive wins — Friday’s overtime victory and a 102-66 rout of Melilla on May 8. In Friday’s game, Menorca’s Nico Galette, Emmanuel Wembi and Jalen Cone were key contributors. Statistics for those players also were not immediately available.

Before that two-game surge, Menorca lost three of four, including a 93-71 defeat at Coruña and an 84-66 loss at San Sebastián.

Coruña’s 30-5 record includes a 94-78 win at Palma on May 3 and a 92-81 home victory over San Sebastián on April 26. The team’s previous loss before Friday’s OT defeat came April 18 at Fuenlabrada, 75-74.

Menorca’s other results include a 73-70 win over Ourense on April 26 and an 88-83 victory at CB Cartagena on April 11. The club also dropped a 72-67 home decision to Palencia on April 18.

Sunday’s contest marks the sixth meeting between the two clubs this season and the second in three days. A win for Coruña would push its league-leading record to 31-5, while Menorca aims for its third consecutive victory to strengthen its mid-table standing.