MÜNSTER, Germany (Interstat) — Kinderhaus will host Münster II in an Oberliga match on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026, at SPA Große Wiese - Rasen in Münster. The fixture is part of the German Oberliga schedule and will bring together two sides looking to stabilize their early-season form.

Kinderhaus enters the match with a 1-2-1 record across all competitions. Its most recent result was a 2-1 home loss to Maaslingen on Sept. 13. Earlier, Kinderhaus lost 2-1 at Erkenschwick on Sept. 6, drew 2-2 at Ennepetal on Aug. 23 and opened its season with a 1-0 home win over Hordel on Aug. 16. The home side will return to SPA Große Wiese - Rasen, where it has already played multiple matches this season. Kinderhaus will be the home team for the Oberliga contest.

Münster II arrives with a 0-1-2 record across all competitions. The visiting side most recently played to a 1-1 draw against Erkenschwick on Sept. 13. Before that, Münster II lost 2-1 at Gievenbeck on Sept. 4 and drew 2-2 with Ennepetal on Aug. 30. Münster II will seek its first win of the campaign while playing away from home. Münster II will be the visiting team.

The Oberliga matchup is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 20. Kinderhaus and Münster II have both shown the ability to score and concede in the early part of the season. Kinderhaus has mixed wins and losses at home, while Münster II has collected draws in two of its three matches. The teams will meet in Münster with league points at stake. The game will take place on the grass field at SPA Große Wiese - Rasen. The Oberliga is a regional competition in Germany. It is part of the country’s football pyramid. The Sept. 20 match is one of several scheduled in the league that weekend.

Kinderhaus will aim to use its home field to generate chances and secure a result. Münster II will look to remain compact and convert its recent draws into a stronger performance. The match is one of the regional league fixtures scheduled for the weekend. Both clubs will continue their Oberliga campaigns after the final whistle. The contest is set for Sept. 20 in Münster. Kinderhaus has played at home and away this season. Münster II has also played a mix of home and away matches. Both teams will look to establish rhythm in the early weeks of the season.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Kinderhaus 0, Münster II 0. Interstat’s ELO system gives Kinderhaus a 66.7 percent probability to win.