HOLON, Israel (Interstat) — Bnei Yehuda Tel-Avi will visit Elitzur Holon on Monday in a women’s professional basketball game organized by the Israel in Israel.

Both teams will enter the matchup with 0-0 records. Elitzur Holon will play at home, while Bnei Yehuda Tel-Avi will be the visiting team. The game is the first listed for each club in the current schedule.

Elitzur Holon’s most recent result was a 100-69 loss at Hapoel Rishon on April 30. Elitzur Holon scored 69 points in that game, while Hapoel Rishon finished with 100. Bnei Yehuda Tel-Avi does not have a more recent result listed. The teams are set to meet again later in the schedule.

Bnei Yehuda Tel-Avi’s upcoming schedule includes a trip to Holon on Oct. 4, a home game against Hapoel Jerusalem on Oct. 12, a home game against Hapoel Rishon on Oct. 19, a visit to Hapoel Petah Tikva on Oct. 26, a home game against Maccabi Haifa on Nov. 2, a visit to Maccabi Karmiel on Nov. 23, a home game against Holon on Nov. 30, a visit to Maccabi Bnot on Dec. 7, a home game against Elitzur Holon on Dec. 14 and a home game against Holon on Dec. 21.

Elitzur Holon’s upcoming schedule includes visits to Hapoel Rishon on Oct. 4, Hapoel Petah Tikva on Oct. 12, Maccabi Haifa on Oct. 19 and Maccabi Karmiel on Oct. 26. Elitzur Holon will host Holon on Nov. 2, visit Maccabi Bnot on Nov. 23, visit Hapoel Jerusalem on Nov. 30, host Holon on Dec. 7, visit Bnei Yehuda Tel-Avi on Dec. 14 and host Hapoel Rishon on Dec. 21.

The matchup is part of the women’s professional basketball calendar in Israel. Both teams will look to open their seasons with a win. Elitzur Holon will try to rebound from its most recent outing, while Bnei Yehuda Tel-Avi will aim for a strong start on the road. The home team will have the advantage of playing on its own court, and the visiting team will seek to control the pace early.

Bnei Yehuda Tel-Avi and Elitzur Holon are scheduled to meet again on Dec. 14, when Elitzur Holon will be the visiting team. Before that, the teams will face several common opponents, including Holon, Hapoel Rishon, Hapoel Petah Tikva, Maccabi Haifa, Maccabi Karmiel, Maccabi Bnot and Hapoel Jerusalem. The early part of the schedule will provide both clubs with a chance to establish their form.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Bnei Yehuda Tel-Avi 81, Elitzur Holon 74.