REGENSBURG, Germany (Interstat) — Regensburg will host Wehen on Friday in a global football matchup. Regensburg enters with a current record of 2 wins, 4 losses and 3 draws across all competitions. Wehen arrives with a current mark of 3 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws. Regensburg will lean on Oscar Schonfelder, who has been among its most active attackers. In his most recent performance, Schonfelder played 90 minutes and scored once in Regensburg’s 2-2 draw at Verl (Ger). Regensburg’s most recent result was that 2-2 draw at Verl (Ger), where Schonfelder, Lucas Hermes and David Philipp were the most productive players. Schonfelder scored in 90 minutes, Hermes scored in 71 minutes and Philipp provided an assist in 61 minutes.

Wehen counters with Roberto Massimo, a player to watch after a strong recent showing. Massimo played 80 minutes and recorded one goal and one assist in Wehen’s 3-0 win over Alemannia Aachen. That match was Wehen’s most recent result, with Alemannia Aachen falling 0-3 at Wehen. Along with Massimo, Gino Fechner scored in 90 minutes and Lukas Schleimer scored in 75 minutes. Wehen’s season has included a 4-2 win at Ingolstadt, a 2-0 win at Fortuna, a 1-1 draw at Hansa and a 0-0 draw with RW Essen, as well as losses to Karlsruher SC, Duisburg, SV Waldhof Mannheim, Wurzburg and Munster.

Regensburg’s season has produced wins over TSV Havelse and Viktoria Koln, draws with Verl (Ger), Stuttgart II and Alemannia Aachen, and losses to Dusseldorf, Duisburg, Hoffenheim II and Saarbrucken. The club’s 5-0 victory over TSV Havelse and 5-2 win at Viktoria Koln stand as its highest-scoring outputs of the campaign. Regensburg will seek to carry that attacking depth into Friday’s home match.

Wehen will look to build on its recent shutout victory and the combination play of Massimo, Fechner and Schleimer. The visitors have shown the ability to score in bursts, including their four-goal effort at Ingolstadt, but they also have been held scoreless in draws with RW Essen and in losses to SV Waldhof Mannheim and Wurzburg.

Regensburg’s upcoming schedule includes a visit to RW Essen, a home match against Hansa, a trip to Meppen and a home match with Wurzburg. Wehen’s schedule after Friday includes hosting Grossaspach, visiting Verl, hosting TSV Havelse and traveling to Saarbrucken. Regensburg’s next 10-game slate also includes a trip to Ingolstadt and a home match with Munster. Both clubs continue league play after Friday.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Regensburg 2, Wehen 1. Interstat’s ELO system projects Regensburg with a 67.3 percent probability to win.