Kristian Kullamäe, the playmaker for the Estonian national basketball team, expressed optimism regarding their performance in upcoming home games. He noted that the team has seen better results playing away compared to their home matches, revealing a concerning trend that they have not performed to their full potential when playing in front of their home crowd. Despite the negatives, Kullamäe emphasized that they have the ability to break this pattern and achieve success at home.

During the recent selection matches against Sweden, Kullamäe stated that the national team possesses enough potential to perform better, although their recent history shows a discrepancy in success rates between home and away games. The team's record reflects a positive win-loss ratio while playing away, contrasted by a more negative outcome at home where they have faced more defeats. He acknowledged that something is missing when they play at home and highlighted that they need to analyze their game footage to identify areas for improvement.

Head coach Heiko Rannula agrees with Kullamäe's assessment and believes that the team must learn to perform consistently at their home venue. He insists that cultivating a competitive spirit within the team and translating their practices into successful home games is crucial for the team's confidence and overall performance. The upcoming matches will be pivotal, not only for regaining home advantage but also for boosting the morale of the players and fans alike as they strive to turn their current situation around.