Verl 1924 II vs R-W Ahlen

VERL, Germany (Interstat) — A statistical mismatch looms in the German Oberliga on Sunday, May 17, 2026, when Verl 1924 II hosts R-W Ahlen.

Interstat’s ELO system projects Verl 1924 II with a 91.10 percent probability of victory. The same simulator projects a 2-1 final score in favor of the home side.

Verl 1924 II enters the matchup on a surge. The club posted a 3-0 clean sheet victory Saturday against 1860 Munchen II, its fourth win in the last five matches. The only blemish in that stretch was a 2-1 loss at Osnabruck on April 25. Prior to that defeat, Verl 1924 II had reeled off three consecutive wins, including a 4-0 shutout of Havelse on May 2 and a 4-1 result at Vreden on April 19.

The home side’s form at the back has been a key factor. Across its last five matches, Verl 1924 II has conceded only two goals. Goalkeeper and defensive unit cohesion have made the pitch difficult for opponents. However, the club has shown vulnerability earlier in the season. It dropped a 2-1 decision to Hansa Rostock on April 8 and suffered a 1-0 loss at Ulm on April 5. Those results mark the only two defeats in April for Verl 1924 II.

R-W Ahlen travels to Verl after a 2-1 win at SV Westfalia Rhynern on Wednesday, May 6. That victory snapped a three-match winless streak. Prior to that, Ahlen had drawn 2-2 at home against Sprockhovel, lost 2-0 at Gievenbeck and dropped a 3-0 decision at SC Preussen Munster II.

Consistency has eluded the visitors this spring. The win over Rhynern was Ahlen’s first since a 3-0 victory at SG Finnentrop-Bamenohl on April 6. In between, Ahlen managed only one point from three matches and was outscored 7-3 in that stretch. Overall, R-W Ahlen has won four of its last 10 matches, with two draws and four losses.

Sunday’s contest carries weight in the Oberliga standings, though both clubs are battling for position rather than a title push. Verl 1924 II is looking to extend its hot streak against an opponent it has historically handled. R-W Ahlen seeks to build on its midweek win and prove the simulator wrong.

Kickoff is set for Sunday, May 17.