REYKJAVIK, Iceland (Interstat) — Keflavik will visit Armann on Thursday at Armann Court in Reykjavik, Iceland, in a season opener for both clubs. Keflavik enters with a 0-0 record, and Armann also begins at 0-0. The visiting side will look to start the new campaign on a positive note, while the home team will try to use its court advantage in the first game of the schedule.

Keflavik’s most recent result was a 90-76 loss at Valur, a game that ended its previous run of play. The visitors will aim for a better offensive rhythm and a stronger defensive effort in the opener. Keflavik’s upcoming schedule includes games against Sindri Hofn, Alftanes, Hottur, IR Reykjavik, Stjarnan, Tindastoll, KR, Valur, Grindavik and Njardvik. That stretch will test the team’s depth and consistency, but the first focus is Armann on Thursday.

Armann’s most recent result was a 107-103 win at Akranes, a high-scoring road victory that gave the club momentum to carry into the new season. The home team will try to replicate that scoring output at Armann Court. Armann’s next games include matchups with Tindastoll, KR, Valur, Grindavik, Njardvik, Stjarnan, Sindri Hofn, Alftanes, Hottur and IR Reykjavik. Those contests will come after the opener, giving Armann a chance to build early chemistry.

The matchup brings together two teams still searching for their first win of the season. Keflavik will be the visitor, and Armann will have the home bench and familiar surroundings. Both teams will want to control the tempo, limit turnovers and take advantage of early scoring chances. The game is set for Thursday, and it will be played at Armann Court in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Keflavik will look to avoid an 0-1 start, while Armann will aim for a 1-0 beginning. A fast start could help either side settle into the season, especially with more games ahead. The opener also gives both clubs a first look at how their rosters respond in a competitive setting. Playing at home could play a role, but Keflavik’s road experience may help the visitors stay composed.

The opener is one of several games on the calendar for both clubs. Keflavik’s schedule remains busy after the Armann trip, with a mix of home and away contests. Armann also faces a full slate, beginning with the home opener and continuing with road and home games. Those future matchups give both teams opportunities to measure progress, but the first result will set the early tone.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Keflavik 92, Armann 89.