NOVI SAD (Interstat)—Mega MIS will visit Vojvodina on Saturday in a women’s professional basketball game, with both teams looking to build early-season momentum in opposite directions.

Vojvodina enters 1-0 after a dominant 89-49 road win at Duga in its most recent outing. The home side produced a balanced and efficient performance, with Sara Krnjic, Jovana Adamovic and Milica Mazic among its most productive players. Vojvodina will try to carry that offensive rhythm into its home opener and remain unbeaten.

Mega MIS is 0-1 after falling 62-68 at Nibak Nis in its most recent game. Despite the loss, Mega MIS received a standout performance from Valentina Zaric, who played 28 minutes and finished with 25 points, 11 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 block. Aleksandra Aleksic added 32 minutes, 16 points, 1 rebound and 5 assists, while Nevena Petrovic contributed 18 minutes, 7 points and 3 rebounds.

Zaric will be the player to watch for Mega MIS. Her ability to score inside and clean up on the glass gave Nibak Nis problems, and she will likely be central to Mega MIS’s efforts to keep pace with Vojvodina. If she can draw extra defensive attention, Aleksic and Petrovic could find more room to operate on the perimeter and in transition.

Vojvodina’s challenge will be sustaining the form it showed at Duga. The team’s 89-point output highlighted its depth and ability to score from multiple spots. Krnjic, Adamovic and Mazic helped set the tone in that win, and Vojvodina will need similar contributions at home to counter Zaric and Mega MIS’s interior presence.

Mega MIS, meanwhile, will look to correct the issues that led to a six-point loss in its opener. The team scored 62 points and stayed within striking distance, but it could not complete the comeback. A stronger start and better defensive consistency could make the difference on Saturday.

Both teams are early in their schedules, and the matchup offers Vojvodina a chance to stay perfect while giving Mega MIS an opportunity to earn its first victory. Vojvodina’s home-court advantage and recent scoring burst make it the more confident side entering the game, but Mega MIS has a clear focal point in Zaric and enough supporting production to make the contest competitive.

Mega MIS will aim to avoid an 0-2 start, while Vojvodina seeks a 2-0 beginning. The visiting side will need to limit second-chance opportunities and force turnovers to slow Vojvodina’s half-court attack. The game could hinge on which team handles early pressure better and whether Mega MIS can turn its offensive balance into consistent stops.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Vojvodina to defeat Mega MIS 72-66.