GRANADA (Interstat) — San Sebastián will visit Granada Saturday in a Spanish Primera FEB basketball game, with both teams carrying 0-0 records into the matchup.

Granada will have home-court advantage as it seeks to open its season with a win. San Sebastián will aim to start its campaign with a road victory. The game is part of the Primera FEB schedule, a Spanish league that brings together clubs from across the country.

San Sebastián enters after a loss in its most recent outing, falling at Oviedo 82-75. That result ended its previous stretch, and San Sebastián now turns to a road test at Granada. Granada, meanwhile, will look to use its home floor and begin the new season on a positive note.

Both teams remain 0-0, so the meeting offers an early chance to build momentum in league play. Granada will try to control the pace at home, while San Sebastián will look to counter with efficient shooting and defensive pressure. The visiting team will need to handle the road environment and keep the game close into the final quarter.

Neither team has played a game that counts in the standings yet, leaving both with 0 wins and 0 losses. Granada will try to make the most of home familiarity, while San Sebastián will look to open with a road result. The contest is expected to be played at a brisk pace, with both teams looking to establish their identity early in the Primera FEB season.

Granada and San Sebastián are set for a busy stretch after the matchup. Granada’s next 10 games include matchups against Oviedo, Tizona, Zamora, Caja 87, Fuenlabrada, Palencia, Estudiantes, Cantabria Estela, Palmer Basket and Albacete. San Sebastián’s next 10 games include meetings with Ourense, Estudiantes, Palmer Basket, Alicante, Coto Cordoba CB, Gran Canaria, Cantabria Estela, Albacete, Caja 87 and Palencia.

The schedule will test both clubs early as they settle into league play. Granada will aim to protect its home court and establish rhythm on both ends. San Sebastián will seek to manage the road setting, limit turnovers and find scoring balance. With both teams at 0-0, the game is a fresh start for each side.

Granada will lean on its home crowd, while San Sebastián will try to spoil the home opener. The matchup is one of several Primera FEB games on the weekend slate, and both teams will look to set a tone for the season ahead. The game could hinge on which team handles pressure better and which side can string together stops in key moments.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Granada to win 84-79. The Interstat ELO system gives San Sebastián a 67 percent probability to win.