HAUTZENBERG, Germany (Interstat) — Sturm Hauzenberg will host Ismaning on Saturday, April 25, in an Oberliga matchup with both teams seeking consistency after mixed recent runs.

The clubs last met Oct. 11, when Ismaning claimed a 3-2 home victory. Ismaning enters Saturday’s contest with a 2-1 win over Gundelfingen on Wednesday, April 15, but that result snapped a three-match losing streak in which the team managed just one goal. Over their last 11 games, Ismaning has four wins, three draws and four losses.

Sturm Hauzenberg comes off a 5-0 loss at FC Pipinsried on Tuesday, April 21, their fifth defeat in six matches. The home side is winless in its last five games, with three losses and two draws. Sturm Hauzenberg has scored only twice in its past five outings while conceding nine goals.

Ismaning’s other recent results: a 4-1 loss at Kirchanschoring (April 11); a 1-0 loss at SV Erlbach (April 2); a 2-2 draw with Augsburg (March 28); a 2-1 loss at Deisenhofen (March 21); a 3-0 win over Türkgücü München (March 14); a 1-0 win at SF Schwaig (March 10); a 0-0 draw at FC Pipinsried (March 7); a 4-1 win over Schald-Heining (Feb. 28); a 3-0 loss at Heimstetten (Nov. 15); and a 1-1 draw with TuS Geretsried (Nov. 8).

Sturm Hauzenberg’s other recent results: a 1-1 draw at Nordlingen (April 18); a 0-0 draw with Schald-Heining (April 14); a 3-0 loss at Kottern (April 11); a 1-1 draw with Landsberg (April 6); a 4-0 loss at Kirchanschoring (April 2); a 2-1 loss at SV Erlbach (March 20); a 3-0 win over Augsburg (March 14); a 4-1 loss at Deisenhofen (March 7); a 1-0 win over Türkgücü München (Feb. 28); and a 1-0 loss at SF Schwaig (Nov. 14).

Interstat’s game simulator projects a 2-1 victory for Sturm Hauzenberg. The Interstat ELO system gives the home side a 50.40% probability of winning, with Ismaning at 49.60%.

Saturday’s match marks the second meeting of the season between these two sides. Ismaning’s victory in October was its fifth in the last eight head-to-head contests, while Sturm Hauzenberg has won twice in that span.

Both teams will look to address inconsistent scoring. Ismaning has been shut out in four of its last eight games, while Sturm Hauzenberg has failed to score in five of its past seven. Defensively, Ismaning has held opponents to one goal or fewer in six of its last nine matches. Sturm Hauzenberg has allowed two or more goals in four of its last five.

The match is scheduled for 3 p.m. local time.