AUMUND-VEGESACK, Germany (Interstat) — The Oberliga Bremen title race may be settled, but local bragging rights remain on the line Wednesday when Aumund-Vegesack hosts Blumenthaler SV at 7 p.m. local time.

Both sides enter the midweek fixture coming off wildly different results on May 2. Blumenthaler SV routed Woltmershausen 5-1 on the road to extend its unbeaten streak to 10 matches. Aumund-Vegesack, meanwhile, suffered a humbling 8-2 home defeat to FC Union 60 Bremen, its fourth loss in six outings.

Despite the contrasting recent fortunes, the Interstat game simulator projects a 3-3 draw between the two Bremen-area clubs.

Blumenthaler SV (9 wins in its last 10) has been one of the league’s most prolific attacking sides. Since a 2-1 victory at Habenhauser FV on April 14, the visitors have scored five goals at Woltmershausen and earlier posted a 6-1 thrashing of Werder Bremen III on Dec. 13. Their only setback during the run was a narrow 2-1 loss at BTS Neustadt on April 3, but they avenged that with a 2-1 home win over Habenhauser FV nine days later.

The lineup has depth across the pitch. In the March 8 doubleheader weekend, Blumenthaler SV beat ESC Geestemunde 3-2 on Sunday and Woltmershausen 3-0 on Monday. The team has scored at least three goals in seven of its last nine matches.

Aumund-Vegesack (4-6-1 in its last 11) has been inconsistent. After the 8-2 debacle against FC Union 60 Bremen, the hosts will try to regroup at home, where they have posted mixed results. They defeated Eiche Horn 1-0 on April 26, but lost 5-2 to Werder Bremen III on March 14 and 3-0 to Leher TS on March 7.

Bright spots include a 4-0 shutout of Habenhauser FV on March 28 and a 5-2 win at Woltmershausen on April 3. However, defensive lapses have plagued the squad, including a 3-2 loss at OSC Bremerhaven on Feb. 27 and a 5-1 defeat at FC Oberneuland on Dec. 12.

Wednesday’s match is a lower-table clash in the Oberliga Bremen, the fifth tier of German football. Both clubs sit in the middle of the standings, with Blumenthaler SV holding a slight edge in recent form. Aumund-Vegesack will need to tighten its back line against a Blumenthaler attack that has averaged more than three goals per game over the past two months.

The previous meeting between these sides this season is not listed in the provided records, adding an element of unpredictability. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. local time at the Vegesack Stadium.