PEÑARANDA DE BRACAMONTE, Spain (Interstat) — Zamora will look for its first win of the season Saturday when it hosts Estudiantes at Pabellon Municipal Carbajosa de la Sagrada. Estudiantes (1-0) is the visiting team, while Zamora (0-1) is the home team in the matchup.

Estudiantes opened its season with a 78-65 home win over Caja 87. Micah Speight is a player to watch for Estudiantes. He finished that game with 11 points, six rebounds and seven assists in 22 minutes. Travis Munnings added 10 points, eight rebounds, one assist and one block in 24 minutes, while Juan Vaulet contributed 11 points and seven rebounds in 17 minutes. The visiting side will lean on that balance as it tries to remain unbeaten.

Zamora began its season with a 72-57 loss at Coto Cordoba CB. Jesus Carralero is a player to watch for Zamora. He recorded six points, seven rebounds and one assist in 25 minutes. Isern Maza also played 25 minutes and posted six points, four rebounds and three assists. Oskar Palmquist scored nine points with three rebounds and one assist in 21 minutes. Zamora will need more production across its rotation as it seeks to even its record.

The game is scheduled for Saturday in Peñaranda de Bracamonte, Spain. It will be Zamora’s first home game of the season and Estudiantes’ first road test. Estudiantes will follow the contest with games against San Sebastián, Palencia, Fibwi Palma, Gran Canaria, Cantabria Estela, Granada, Ourense, Albacete, Palmer Basket and Tizona. Zamora’s upcoming slate includes Palmer Basket, Granada, Oviedo, Albacete, Fibwi Palma, Palencia, Caja 87, Gran Canaria, Cantabria Estela and San Sebastián. Both teams are early in their campaigns, but the matchup offers a chance for one side to build momentum.

Estudiantes will look to Speight to create offense and involve Munnings and Vaulet in the frontcourt. Zamora will counter with Carralero, Maza and Palmquist, hoping to control the pace at home. Speight, Munnings and Vaulet give Estudiantes multiple scoring options, while Carralero, Maza and Palmquist provide Zamora with size and playmaking. Zamora will seek to use its home court to set the tempo, while Estudiantes will aim to carry over its opening performance. The matchup is the first of several early-season games for both clubs. Zamora’s home setting may provide an edge, while Estudiantes’ opening win gives it confidence.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Zamora to beat Estudiantes 88-79.