MILWAUKEE (Interstat) — St. Louis will visit Milwaukee on Sunday at American Family Field in a matchup between the Cardinals and Brewers. The game-time forecast is 65 degrees.

St. Louis is expected to start Andre Pallante, who has a season record of 13 wins and 8 losses. Milwaukee is expected to counter with Jacob Misiorowski, who is 16 wins and 5 losses. The Cardinals enter at 79-86. The Brewers enter at 103-61.

St. Louis pitcher Quinn Mathews is a player to watch. In his most recent outing, a 3-2 loss at Milwaukee, he pitched five innings, allowed five hits, three earned runs and two walks while striking out seven. He also threw seven innings with three earned runs and three strikeouts against Washington, 6 2/3 innings with one earned run and eight strikeouts against San Francisco, six innings with two earned runs and four strikeouts at San Francisco, and five innings with one earned run, four walks and four strikeouts at Los Angeles.

Milwaukee pitcher Kyle Harrison is a player to watch. In his latest appearance against St. Louis, he threw two innings with no hits, no earned runs and four strikeouts. He also had one inning with three hits and one earned run at Philadelphia, one-third of an inning with one hit and one walk at Baltimore, 1 2/3 innings with four hits and four earned runs at Pittsburgh, four hits and four earned runs without recording an out against Cincinnati, and 3 2/3 innings with nine hits, four earned runs, four walks and four strikeouts at Cincinnati.

Milwaukee won the most recent meeting 3-2 and also took the previous game 8-4. Milwaukee has won nine of the 10 meetings between the teams this season. The Brewers have won five straight home games against St. Louis, including 3-2 and 8-4 wins in the last two meetings and 2-1, 6-0 and 5-1 victories earlier this season. St. Louis’ latest result was that 3-2 loss at Milwaukee. Gordon Graceffo threw two scoreless innings in relief, and Cade Winquest added a scoreless inning. Milwaukee’s latest result was the same 3-2 win. Aaron Ashby and Kyle Harrison each threw two hitless innings, and JoJo Romero added 1 2/3 scoreless innings.

Milwaukee has won four of five overall, including a series victory at Philadelphia and a sweep at Baltimore. St. Louis has lost two straight and dropped five of its last seven.

Interstat’s game simulator projects St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 10. Interstat’s ELO system gives Milwaukee a 66.5 percent chance to win. Milwaukee is installed as a -1.5 pregame favorite, and the over/under is 7.