BERGISCH GLADBACH, Germany (Interstat) — B-W Koenigsdorf hosts Pesch on Sunday in a German Oberliga match that pits a home side with recent head-to-head dominance against a visitor mired in a deep scoring slump.

Koenigsdorf enters the 2 p.m. local time kickoff having beaten Pesch 6-2 on Dec. 7 in their most recent meeting. That result is part of a mixed run for the home team, which is 4-2-0 in its last six matches. Most recently, Koenigsdorf lost 2-0 at GFC Düren on May 22.

Pesch arrives in dire form. The club has lost nine of its last 10 matches and has been outscored 49-9 over that span. Pesch’s most recent result was a 7-0 defeat at Bergisch Gladbach on April 19. The club has not scored in its last four games, managing just one goal in its last six. Pesch last won on March 22, a 6-3 victory over Hennef 05.

A simulation by Interstat projects a 2-1 win for Koenigsdorf.

Koenigsdorf’s season has been volatile. The club has alternated between lopsided wins and heavy defeats, such as a 6-1 loss at ET Hohkeppel on May 10 and a 6-0 win over Teutonia Weiden on April 12. Consistency remains elusive; Koenigsdorf has scored three or more goals in five of its last eight matches but also allowed five or more in three of those.

Pesch’s defensive struggles are pronounced. Opponents have scored at least five goals in six of their last eight matches, including an 8-0 loss at VfL Vichttal on March 15 and a 12-1 defeat at ET Hohkeppel on Dec. 14.

Both teams have another match next Sunday. Koenigsdorf visits VfL Vichttal, while Pesch hosts ET Hohkeppel. For Sunday, the focus is clear: Koenigsdorf seeks to build momentum at home, while Pesch tries to stop a devastating slide.