SHEFFIELD (Interstat) — The Glasgow Rocks will visit the Sheffield Sharks on Sunday in Super League Basketball action at Canon Medical Arena in Sheffield, United Kingdom.

Glasgow enters 2-0 and will look to remain unbeaten. Sheffield is 0-0 and will open its season against a Rocks team already in rhythm. The Sharks will play at home, where they will try to disrupt Glasgow’s transition game and force a half-court pace.

Glasgow’s most recent result was a 78-73 home win over Liverpool Basketball. Terry Roberts led a balanced effort with 16 points, three rebounds, four assists and three blocks in 20 minutes. Al-Amir Dawes added 23 points, one rebound and one assist in 33 minutes, while Matt Zona posted a double-double with 10 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks in 27 minutes.

Roberts is the player to watch for Glasgow. The guard has been productive in recent outings and gives the Rocks a scoring and playmaking option on the perimeter. His two-way play could be important against a Sheffield side still building its early-season identity.

Sheffield’s most recent result was a 97-87 loss to Leicester. The Sharks will be eager to start their Super League Basketball campaign on a stronger note and use the home floor to establish defensive pressure. Sheffield must contain Glasgow’s guards, limit second-chance opportunities and prevent the Rocks from settling into an up-tempo attack.

Glasgow’s early schedule has provided positive results. The Rocks have won both games, with the victory over Liverpool showing contributions from multiple rotation players. Dawes supplied the biggest scoring punch, Zona controlled the interior, and Roberts filled the stat sheet. That balance will be tested on the road.

For Sheffield, the matchup offers a chance to begin with a home performance against a team already in game shape. The Sharks will look to use their home crowd and familiarity with Canon Medical Arena to their advantage. Glasgow will aim to carry its unbeaten start into a difficult road environment and maintain momentum before a busy stretch of fixtures.

After Sunday, Glasgow is set to visit Newcastle and then host London and Sheffield in upcoming league play. Sheffield is scheduled to visit Surrey 89ers and then host Leicester before later traveling to Glasgow.

The game is expected to feature Glasgow’s efficient early-season offense against Sheffield’s home-court energy. The Rocks will try to extend their perfect record, while the Sharks will seek a strong opening statement. Both teams will look to control pace, protect the ball and make timely shots.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Glasgow 94, Sheffield 84.