ACCRA (Interstat) — Democracy will host Kotoku Royals on Sunday in a Division One League match in Ghana, with both clubs seeking their first win of the season across all competitions. The matchup is organized by the Division One League in Ghana and will place Democracy as the home team and Kotoku Royals as the visiting team.

Democracy enters the game with a 0-0-1 record across all competitions, having drawn its only match. Its most recent previous result was a 1-1 draw at 7th Wave, with Democracy scoring one goal and 7th Wave scoring one. Kotoku Royals also enters with a 0-0-1 record across all competitions, having drawn its only match. Its most recent previous result was a 1-1 draw against Inter Allies, with Inter Allies listed as the visiting team at Kotoku Royals. Both sides have yet to record a win or a loss this season.

After the Sunday fixture, Kotoku Royals will continue its Division One League schedule with a home match against Hakla, followed by a visit to Home Stars. Kotoku Royals will then host 7th Wave, visit WAFA SC, visit Great Olympics, host Accra Lions, visit Okwawu United, host FC Nania, visit Golden Kick and host Nukunu. The sequence of matches will keep Kotoku Royals in league play as it looks to add to its opening draw.

Democracy’s next 10 Division One League matches will begin after the meeting with Kotoku Royals. Democracy will visit Great Olympics, host Accra Lions, visit Okwawu United, host FC Nania, visit Golden Kick, host Nukunu, visit Semper F1, host Golden Warrior, visit ADVSA and host Inter Allies. The run includes a mix of home and away fixtures and continues the club’s league campaign after Sunday.

Both clubs are in the early part of their league schedules. Democracy and Kotoku Royals will each aim to build on their opening draws as they move through the campaign. The home side will seek to make use of its home setting, while the visitors will look for a result on the road. The match is part of the Division One League in Ghana and represents another fixture in the global football calendar. The teams will meet with identical season records across all competitions, and each will try to secure a first victory. The Division One League fixture will be played in Ghana and will count toward each club’s league record. The matchup will be the next league game for both sides.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Democracy 1, Kotoku Royals 1. Interstat’s ELO system projects Democracy with a 65.3 percent probability to win.