HALSTEN-RELLINGEN, Germany (Interstat) — Halsten-Rellingen and Harksheide meet Sunday in an Oberliga matchup that pits two of the division’s lowest-scoring sides against each other, with both desperate to halt prolonged losing streaks.

The game is scheduled for May 3 at Halsten-Rellingen’s home ground. Kickoff time was not announced.

Halsten-Rellingen enters the match on a 10-game winless run, with nine losses and one draw in that span. The club’s only victory since March 1 came March 1 against Cursl-Neuengamme. In its most recent outing, Halsten-Rellingen fell 1-0 at home to Buchholz on April 26. The team has managed multiple goals just once in its previous 10 matches, a 3-4 loss to Hambg Turnerschaft on March 8.

Harksheide, meanwhile, broke a four-game losing skid with a 1-0 win at Dassendorf on April 25. That result — its second victory in 10 games — snapped a run that included a 1-4 defeat at Buchholz, a 2-3 loss at SSG Nikola Tesla and an 11-0 thrashing at ETSV Hamburg on March 29. Harksheide’s only other win in that stretch was a 2-1 home decision against Hamburg-Eimsbutteler BC on April 17.

Both teams have struggled to generate consistent offense. Halsten-Rellingen has been shut out five times in its past 10 games. Harksheide has been blanked four times over the same period.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a 3-2 home victory for Halsten-Rellingen.

The teams have not met this season, and no historical head-to-head data was immediately available.

Halsten-Rellingen will travel to Dassendorf on Wednesday, May 6, for its next match. Harksheide’s next fixture has not been announced.

The Oberliga is the fifth tier of German football, part of the regional league system. Both clubs are based in the state of Schleswig-Holstein, near Hamburg.