BAUMBERG, Germany (Interstat) — Baumberg will host Ratingen on Sunday in an Oberliga match that pairs an unbeaten home side with a visiting team still seeking its first win across all competitions this season.

Baumberg enters with a record of 3 wins, 0 losses and 2 draws across all competitions. Its most recent result was a 2-1 victory at Monheim. Earlier this season, Baumberg drew 4-4 at home with Jüchen, won 4-1 at Solingen 03, beat Uerdingen 2-1 at home, won 4-2 at Meerbusch and drew 1-1 at home with Sonsbeck. The home side has scored four goals in several matches and remains unbeaten ahead of the Oberliga contest. Baumberg has combined a productive attack with enough defensive resistance to avoid a loss through its first five matches.

Ratingen arrives with a record of 0 wins, 1 loss and 5 draws across all competitions. Its most recent result was a 4-1 home loss to Düsseldorf II on Sunday. Ratingen previously drew 3-3 at Holzheimer SG, drew 1-1 at home with St. Tönis, drew 0-0 at Dingden, drew 3-3 at home with Büderich and drew 2-2 at Schonnebeck. The visitors have been competitive in nearly every match but have not yet converted those performances into a victory. They have shown scoring ability in draws, though defensive lapses have kept them from taking three points. Ratingen’s only loss came against Düsseldorf II, and its 0-0 draw at Dingden was the lone match in which it failed to score.

For Baumberg, the game offers a chance to stay unbeaten and add another strong result. For Ratingen, the trip is an opportunity to claim a breakthrough win and build on the resilience shown in five draws. Baumberg will be the designated home team, while Ratingen will be the visitor. The match will be played in Germany as part of the Oberliga schedule. Baumberg will aim to dictate tempo at home, while Ratingen will try to frustrate the hosts and turn one of its draws into a win. With Baumberg unbeaten and Ratingen still seeking a first victory, the game carries a clear contrast in form and confidence.

Ratingen has played six matches across all competitions, while Baumberg has played five. Their records reflect different starts: Baumberg has yet to lose, while Ratingen has yet to win. The Oberliga fixture is set for Sunday, with Baumberg as the home team and Ratingen as the visiting team.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Baumberg 3, Ratingen 1. Interstat’s ELO system projects Baumberg with a 71.6 percent probability to win.