CRAWLEY, England (Interstat) — Two League Two sides mired in prolonged struggles will seek a rare victory when Crawley Town hosts Gillingham on Saturday.

The matchup at Broadfield Stadium pits teams with just one combined win in their last 20 league matches, setting the stage for a tense relegation-six-pointer in England’s fourth tier.

Crawley (1-4-5 in last 10) arrives off a 1-0 away loss to Fleetwood Town last Saturday. Their form has been defined by a stagnant attack, having failed to score in six of their last ten outings. Their only victory since late January was a 2-0 win over Harrogate Town on Jan. 31.

Gillingham’s plight is more severe (1-2-7 in last 10), having been outscored 20-3 during a current four-match winless skid. They are reeling from consecutive heavy defeats, including a 5-1 thrashing by Milton Keynes Dons and a 5-0 loss at Cambridge United. Most recently, they fell 2-1 at home to Bristol Rovers.

The head-to-head history suggests a close contest. The teams played to a 2-2 draw at Gillingham’s Priestfield Stadium last November.

With the season entering its final weeks, the pressure is acute. Gillingham’s defensive frailties—conceding five goals three times in a month—will be tested against a Crawley side desperate to find any offensive spark. Conversely, Crawley’s own scoring woes offer Gillingham a potential path to stop the bleeding.

Statistical analysis firm Interstat projects a 1-1 draw, a result that would offer little respite for either club in the tight lower reaches of the League Two table.

For Gillingham, the match begins a critical stretch of seven remaining games, including upcoming fixtures against Walsall and Accrington Stanley. Crawley faces a similarly congested finish, with a trip to Newport County next on the schedule.

Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. local at Broadfield Stadium.