ORLANDO, Fla. (Interstat) — A pivotal NWSL playoff clash is set for Sunday when the Orlando Pride host the Seattle Reign in a match featuring two teams separated by the slimmest of margins in the standings.

The matchup at Inter&Co Stadium pits two clubs with nearly identical records. Seattle enters with a 13-8-10 NWSL record, while Orlando sits at 13-9-10. The Pride hold a slight edge in form, coming off a dramatic 3-2 road victory over the Washington Spirit on Oct. 18. Seattle also secured a win in its last outing, defeating the Utah Royals 2-1 on Oct. 17.

Head-to-head history favors the hosts. In their most recent meeting on April 12, the Pride secured a 1-0 victory in Seattle. That result is part of a strong recent run for Orlando, which has lost just once in its last five matches across all competitions.

Seattle will look to snap a trend of draws on the road, having tied its last two matches away from home, 1-1 at Bay FC and 0-0 at Gotham FC. The Reign’s attack has shown potency, scoring multiple goals in three of their last six games.

According to Interstat’s game simulator, the teams are projected to battle to a 1-1 draw, underscoring the expected tight nature of this contest. With postseason positioning on the line, Sunday’s game promises high intensity as both sides seek a critical three points.