LISBON, Portugal (Interstat) — Sporting Lisbon looks to continue its dominance over Tondela when the teams meet Wednesday, April 29, in a Primeira Liga matchup at Estádio José Alvalade.

Sporting (10-2-3 in last 15 league matches) enters on the back of a 1-1 draw at AVS Futebol on Sunday, a result that snapped a two-match winning streak. The Lions have been formidable at home, where they have not lost since a 2-1 defeat to Benfica on April 19. That loss to the league leaders remains Sporting’s only defeat in its last six matches across all competitions.

Tondela (1-4-10 in last 15) arrives in dire form, having lost its last two matches without scoring. The visitors fell 2-0 at home to Nacional on Saturday, a result that extended their winless run to seven matches (0-3-4). Tondela has managed just two goals in its last five games, both in a 2-2 draw with Gil Vicente on April 13.

Wednesday’s match carries a clear disparity in recent head-to-head form. In the most recent meeting Oct. 26, Sporting cruised to a 3-0 victory at Tondela. The Lions have won the last three encounters by a combined 8-0 scoreline, a streak that includes two clean sheets.

Sporting’s attack has been prolific, scoring multiple goals in eight of its last 10 league matches. Striker Viktor Gyökeres leads the team with 18 league goals. Tondela, meanwhile, has been shut out in six of its last eight matches, including a 5-0 loss at Vitoria SC on April 3.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a 2-1 Sporting victory.

The home side will be without midfielder Hidemasa Morita (thigh) and defender Gonçalo Inácio (ankle). Tondela is expected to be at full strength.

Following Wednesday, Sporting travels to face Vitoria SC on May 4. Tondela visits Casa Pia on May 3.