KUMAMOTO (Interstat) — Roasso will look to extend an unbeaten run when it hosts Tottori on Tuesday in a J3 League match. Roasso enters at 3-1-4 across all competitions, while Tottori is 3-4-1.

Roasso most recently won 1-0 at Thespa Gunma, getting a goal from Yuto Katori while Shibuki Sato and Ri Thae Ha played the full 90 minutes. That result continued a steady stretch for Roasso, which is unbeaten in its last five matches with three wins and two draws. Before the win at Thespa Gunma, Roasso drew 0-0 with Matsumoto, won 2-1 at Fukushima, drew 2-2 with Nara Club and won 2-0 at Kochi. Roasso’s only loss in the listed run came against AC Nagano Parceiro, a 1-0 home defeat. Roasso also has drawn with Tochigi SC and Sagamihara, both by 0-0 scorelines, showing a defense that has kept clean sheets in four of its eight listed matches. At home, Roasso will try to pair that defensive discipline with enough attacking support for Katori, who delivered the decisive finish in the most recent outing.

Tottori arrives after a 4-1 loss at Zweigen. Ibuki Yoshida scored for Tottori, while Seiya Nikaido and Ryo Arai each played 90 minutes. The result marked Tottori’s second straight defeat and its third loss in four matches. Tottori had won 4-2 at Giravanz before falling 3-2 at home to Nara Club and then losing at Zweigen. Earlier in the season, Tottori beat Reilac Shiga 1-0 on the road, defeated Fukushima 2-1 at home, lost 4-0 at Ehime and drew 1-1 with Osaka at home. Tottori has shown scoring potential, including the four-goal output at Giravanz, but it has also conceded multiple goals in several recent matches. Yoshida’s recent goal gives the visitors a focal point as they try to stabilize their form.

The matchup pits Roasso’s recent unbeaten run against Tottori’s need to end a skid. Roasso has been difficult to break down during its five-match unbeaten stretch, while Tottori will search for a more compact defensive performance after conceding four at Zweigen. Roasso’s home setting and recent results make it the side carrying momentum into Tuesday’s contest, but Tottori’s earlier road wins suggest it can be dangerous when it finds space in transition.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Roasso 1, Tottori 0. Interstat’s ELO system gives Roasso a 74.7 percent probability to win.