VILNIUS (Interstat)—Lietuvos rytas will look for its first victory of the season when it hosts Sabah on Tuesday at Siemens Arena in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Lietuvos rytas enters with a 0-1 record. Sabah comes in at 0-0. The matchup gives the home side a chance to even its early-season mark, while the visitors open their campaign on the road against a Lithuanian opponent.

Sabah’s most recent previous result was a 108-95 home victory over Xirdalan. That result closed a high-scoring effort for Sabah, which will now carry that form into its first game of the current season. The visiting team will be playing away from home for the first time in this slate, with Siemens Arena providing the setting.

Lietuvos rytas most recently dropped a 105-102 decision to Gargzdu Gargzdai at home. Gytis Radzevicius, Ignas Urbonas and Ricardo Lindo were the most productive players for Lietuvos rytas in that game. The club will aim to move past that result and secure its first win of the season in front of its home crowd.

The game is part of an ongoing stretch for both clubs. Sabah’s upcoming schedule includes meetings with Trabzonspor, Nanterre and a later matchup against Lietuvos rytas. Lietuvos rytas’ next games include contests against Neptūnas, Nanterre, Šiauliai, Taurages, Juventus, Trabzonspor, Zalgiris, Jonava Jonavos and Panevezys. Those games will follow the Tuesday meeting at Siemens Arena.

Siemens Arena in Vilnius, Lithuania, will host the contest. The arena is a familiar home venue for Lietuvos rytas, and the team will count on that setting as it searches for its first win. Sabah, meanwhile, will try to build on its most recent outing and start the season with a road result. The meeting at Siemens Arena is set for Tuesday, and it will mark the first matchup between the teams this season.

Lietuvos rytas has played one game this season, while Sabah has yet to play. The records are early, but the home team will be eager to avoid falling to 0-2. Sabah will be seeking a 1-0 start. Both teams have upcoming games that will shape the early portion of their schedules, but the focus remains on the Tuesday matchup in Vilnius. The teams will meet again later in the season, with the return game scheduled to be hosted by Sabah.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Lietuvos rytas to defeat Sabah 84-77. That projection puts Lietuvos rytas ahead by seven points in the simulated final score. The simulator lists Lietuvos rytas as the home favorite and gives Sabah a projected road total of 77 points.