The two sides are separated by just one point in the mid-table standings, with nearly identical win-loss records across their opening 10 matches, but their statistical profiles could not be more distinct.
Sileks, sitting 6th with 13 points, have scored 17 goals so far this term, a mark that lands well in the upper half of the league and dwarfs Shkendija Haraqin's paltry 7 total goals, even though the latter ranks just one spot higher on 14 points.
Sileks' home record is fairly reliable: across 5 home fixtures, they have posted 2 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss, scoring 11 and conceding only 4, with their home defensive efficiency far better than their away form.
Their recent run has been choppy: they pulled off a convincing 3-0 away win against Besikmi in their latest road trip to show their attacking firepower, but they had previously fallen 0-1 away to Struga, and were held to a 2-2 home draw by Bregalnica.