ATHENS (Interstat) — Panathinaikos will host Tripolis in a Greek Super League 1 football match on Sunday, with the home side seeking to extend its unbeaten start to the season and the visiting side chasing its first victory across all competitions. Panathinaikos will be the home team, and Tripolis will be the visiting team for the league contest.

Panathinaikos enters the match with two wins and no losses across all competitions. Its most recent result was a 1-0 victory at Kalamata, when goalkeeper Iñaki Peña, defender Stefan de Vrij and defender Rick van Drongelen each played 90 minutes. Panathinaikos also beat AE Kifisias 3-1 at home in its other previous match this season. The home side will return to league play after that result and will aim to continue its winning run in front of its supporters.

Tripolis has three losses and two draws across all competitions and remains without a win. The visitors’ most recent result was a 2-2 draw at OFI. Forward Ketu Jih played 90 minutes and scored one goal in that match, while defenders Franz Brorsson and Giannis Kotsiras also played the full 90 minutes. Tripolis opened the season with a 3-1 loss at Panaitolikos, then lost 1-0 at home to Olympiakos SFP and 2-0 at home to Iraklis. It drew 1-1 with AEK at home before the draw at OFI. The visitors will carry a two-match unbeaten run in the league into the match.

Panathinaikos is scheduled to visit Volos in its next league game. Tripolis is set to host APO Levadeiakos in its next match. Panathinaikos then has league matches against AEK, Iraklis, OFI, Atromitos, Aris, PAOK and Iraklis, plus a later visit to Tripolis. Tripolis also has upcoming matches against PAOK B, PAOK, Kalamata, AS Aris Thessalonikis, Aris, Volos, AE Kifisias and Kifisias. Both clubs will continue their Greek Super League 1 schedules after this contest, with Panathinaikos also set to meet AEK at home and Tripolis scheduled to face PAOK B and PAOK on the road in the weeks ahead.

The match will be the latest meeting between the two sides. Panathinaikos has won both of its matches this season, while Tripolis has drawn two and lost three. The home side will aim to add another victory, and Tripolis will seek its first win.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Panathinaikos 2, Tripolis 0, and its ELO system gives Panathinaikos a 75.4 percent probability to win.