GLASGOW, Scotland (Interstat) — In a unique fixture for the SWF Scottish Cup, Kampong Speu Province will face Kampong Speu Province in a global football match on Saturday.

The scheduling anomaly presents a bizarre scenario for the Cambodian-based club, which is listed as both home and visiting team for the contest. The teams have a recent history of playing each other, with the most recent encounter on Nov. 15 ending in a 2-0 victory for the visiting Kampong Speu Province side. The head-to-head record is split, with the clubs trading wins and draws over the past several months.

Kampong Speu Province enters the match with momentum, coming off a 3-1 victory over Scotland’s Linlithgow Rose on Friday. The club’s form has been inconsistent, however, with recent results including a 4-1 loss to Forfar Athletic and a 4-0 win over Queen of the South, all played on a congested Nov. 22.

Statistical models favor one side of the Kampong Speu Province squad. Interstat’s game simulator projects a 1-0 final score, while its ELO rating system gives Kampong Speu Province a 65.3% probability of victory.

The match is one of eight scheduled for the club on Saturday, with other fixtures against Scottish sides like Banks O’Dee FC, Benburb, and Cove Rangers all listed for the same day, highlighting a physically impossible and clearly erroneous schedule. The club is then slated for games against teams in Kenya, Belgium, and Australia in the following days.