PHNOM PENH (Interstat)—Minsk will visit Borisfen Mogilev on Sunday at Olympic Stadium in Phnom Penh. The game is the second meeting between the clubs this season. Minsk enters at 4-4. Borisfen Mogilev is 4-1.

Borisfen Mogilev has won four of its first five games and will carry momentum from its most recent result, a 67-58 road victory over Brest. The home side has been efficient on both ends during its opening stretch and will try to use its home floor to maintain its strong start. Borisfen Mogilev also owns recent wins over Grodno, Rubon Vitebsk and Gocor-Sozh Gomel, with its only loss coming against Minsk. Borisfen Mogilev beat Grodno 85-49 and Rubon Vitebsk 84-81 and opened its season with a 67-64 win over Gocor-Sozh Gomel.

Minsk enters at .500 after alternating results through eight games. The visiting side most recently dropped an 83-70 decision to Grodno at home. Minsk has shown the ability to score in bunches this season, including a 104-48 home win over Grodno and a 91-72 home victory over Brest. Minsk also earned a 90-71 home win over Borisfen Mogilev in the teams’ most recent head-to-head meeting, a result that gives the visitors a recent reference point against the home side. Minsk has also dropped games to Gocor-Sozh Gomel, Rubon Vitebsk and Grodno in overtime.

The head-to-head result is the most recent meeting between the clubs. Borisfen Mogilev will look to reverse that outcome on its home floor, while Minsk will try to repeat the formula that produced a 19-point win in the prior meeting. Borisfen Mogilev will aim to protect its home court and improve to 5-1. Minsk will seek to move above .500 and split the season series. The matchup at Olympic Stadium is set for Sunday, with Minsk as the visiting team and Borisfen Mogilev as the home team.

Minsk’s schedule continues with a road game against Rubon II before a meeting with Grodno. Minsk is also slated to host Rguor Minsk after those road contests. Borisfen Mogilev is next scheduled to host Gocor-Sozh Gomel after this contest, followed by a home game against Grodno. Both teams have additional games ahead in a busy stretch, making Sunday’s meeting an important early test for positioning and form.

Interstat’s game simulator is projecting a final score of Borisfen Mogilev 57, Minsk 49. Interstat’s ELO system is projecting Borisfen Mogilev with a 74.8 percent probability to win.