BELGRADE (Interstat) — Student Nis will visit Partizan on Sunday in a women’s professional basketball game organized by Serbia in Serbia. The matchup brings together two clubs still seeking their first result of the season, with each side entering at 0-0.

Partizan will have the home assignment, while Student Nis will play as the visiting team. Both programs are part of the Serbian women’s basketball landscape, and the game is expected to offer an early look at how each roster handles competitive play. Student Nis and Partizan will each look to establish rhythm, defensive consistency and scoring balance as the schedule moves forward.

The most recent previous result for Student Nis was a 106-75 loss at Crvena Zvezda. Student Nis scored 75 points in that contest, while Crvena Zvezda finished with 106. The result marked the final recent action for Student Nis before this matchup.

The most recent previous result for Partizan was an 84-76 loss at Student Nis. Partizan scored 76 points in that game, while Student Nis finished with 84. That outcome gives Partizan recent familiarity with the visiting side, though the teams will meet under different circumstances on Sunday.

Student Nis will continue a busy stretch after this game. Its next 10 scheduled opponents include Nibak Nis, Mega MIS, Vojvodina, Ras, Benfica, Korac, Novosadska, Duga and Spartak, with Benfica appearing twice. Several of those games will be played at home, while others will require Student Nis to travel. The run will test the team’s depth and ability to maintain form across a varied slate.

Partizan also has a full set of upcoming games. Its next 10 opponents include Ras, Korac, Novosadska, Duga, Spartak, Crvena Zvezda, Kraljevo, Vojvodina, Nibak Nis and Mega MIS. The schedule includes home dates and road trips, giving Partizan multiple opportunities to build momentum. The club will aim to use its home game against Student Nis as a starting point.

For Student Nis, the focus will be on carrying over any offensive momentum from its recent performances and limiting Partizan’s chances at the other end. For Partizan, the priority will be protecting its home court and responding after its most recent result. Both teams are 0-0, so the game represents an early chance to set a tone for the season.

The contest is part of the Serbia-organized schedule in Serbia. With both teams at the opening stage of their seasons, the matchup carries significance beyond a single result. Student Nis will look to make the most of its road opportunity, while Partizan will seek to defend home advantage.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Student Nis 85, Partizan 77. The projection favors Student Nis by eight points.