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Kuban are in a great form, having won eight of the last nine, and 12 of the last 14 matches. Nine of those wins had double-digit difference. All since the coach Obradović took over. They even played most of those games without Rochestie, their best offensive player. He's back now, and the rest of the team are playing fantastic defense, the best in Europe right now. In the last six home games, only CSKA, the best team in Europe, managed to lose by under 10 points difference. They didn't do much better though, having lost by nine. On the other hand, Fuenlabrada won two of the last 12 road games, and those were against weaker teams in Spain. Eight of their 10 losses were by a double-digit difference, and mostly when they had everyone in the roster. They're coming here without Llorca who's injured, and Rey who got fired, and most importantly, without their two best players, Popović and Diagne. The rebounds and the offense will suffer without them, areas where Kuban are extremely strong. There's a huge difference in quality here, and the guest coach is aware that the national championship is their priority now, and as soon as he sees his team doesn't stand a chance, he'll spare the main players. Even if he played the whole game with his starting five, I don't see them faring well here.