TOULON (Interstat) — Koroivos will look for its first win of the season Friday when it visits undefeated Hyeres-Toulon at Palais des Sports de Toulon in Toulon, France.

Hyeres-Toulon enters at 2-0 and will try to protect its home court. The Palais des Sports de Toulon will host the contest, giving Hyeres-Toulon a home setting for its third game of the season. The home side most recently won 82-76 at Fos-sur-Mer on Friday. Earlier this season, Hyeres-Toulon earned a 98-72 win at Pays Salonais. Those results have given Hyeres-Toulon an early unbeaten start as it prepares for a Koroivos team still seeking consistency. Hyeres-Toulon will aim to use its home floor and depth to remain perfect.

Koroivos is 0-1 after a 95-88 loss at La Rochelle on Friday. Allan Jeanne Rose was the most productive player for Koroivos in that game, finishing with 21 points, 13 rebounds and four assists in 31 minutes. Petar Aranitovic added 19 points, four rebounds and three assists in 30 minutes. Russell Jones scored 22 points and added three rebounds and one assist in 29 minutes. Jeanne Rose is the player to watch for Koroivos in the matchup, carrying momentum from his double-double performance. His rebounding and playmaking gave Koroivos a steady presence in the opener.

The visiting team will need that production to continue against a Hyeres-Toulon side that has opened the season with two wins. Koroivos’ challenge will be managing the pace and finding scoring balance on the road. Hyeres-Toulon, meanwhile, will try to keep its early momentum intact. The game is part of a busy stretch for both clubs. Both teams will continue their schedules after this matchup, with Koroivos and Hyeres-Toulon each facing a mix of home and road games in the coming weeks.

Koroivos has several upcoming contests, including meetings with NE Megaridas, St. Chamond, Saint Etienne, Kronos Agiou Dimitriou, Panionios, Blois, Rouen, Amyntas BC, Évreux and Peira Machites. Hyeres-Toulon’s schedule includes games against Caen, Orleans, Le Havre, Vichy, Rouen, Aix, La Rochelle, Nantes, Quimper and Denain. The matchup offers Koroivos a chance to rebound from its opening loss, while Hyeres-Toulon can keep building early momentum.

Hyeres-Toulon’s perfect record and home-court advantage make it the side to beat Friday. Koroivos will counter with Jeanne Rose, whose recent play has been a bright spot. The game is expected to feature contrasting pressures: Koroivos chasing a first victory and Hyeres-Toulon trying to avoid an early stumble. Koroivos will also rely on Aranitovic and Jones to support Jeanne Rose and keep the offense balanced.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Hyeres-Toulon 88, Koroivos 82.