Having broken the ice at least in the FIBA Europe Cup, Dinamo is now looking to break new ground in the league, where they're still tied after three games. On Sunday at 7 p.m., the Sassari-based team visits Virtus, who, after losing at home to Cremona (69-86), will be more determined and focused than ever. Regardless of the fatigue they've accumulated from their Euroleague commitments, they'll be looking to make a breakthrough.

Playmaker Alessandro Zanelli described the match as follows: "It's a game we need to approach with great enthusiasm. On Wednesday, we shook off some of the tension. We're on the right track. If it hadn't been for a few details missing at the end of the other matches, the atmosphere would have been different, but Wednesday's game gave us some answers about the future."

As of today, forward Mezzanotte and winger Ceron remain doubtful, but at least guard Johnson, who had been sidelined until last week, is improving.

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