FLENSBURG, Germany (Interstat) — TSB Flensburg will welcome Nordmark on Sunday for an Oberliga match in Germany, with both sides looking to build on recent form and tighten their standing in the league table.

TSB Flensburg enters the contest with a 2-1-2 record across all competitions. The home side has shown scoring punch at times and defensive resolve in others, producing a mix of wins, a loss and draws through its early schedule. Nordmark arrives at 1-2-2 overall, a record that reflects a tougher start but also an ability to salvage results in tight matches.

Nordmark’s most recent outing ended in a 1-1 draw against Hohenwestedt. Before that, Nordmark fell 3-0 at Neumünster, played Kaltenkirchen to a 1-1 draw, lost 3-1 to Kiel II, beat Rapid 1-0 and dropped a 3-1 decision to Oldenburg. That run has produced uneven results, with Nordmark alternating between competitive draws and defeats.

TSB Flensburg also enters off a strong result, having beaten Lübeck II 2-0 in its most recent match. Earlier this season, TSB Flensburg lost 4-2 to Eckernförde, drew 4-4 at Phönix II, fell 2-1 to Heide, drew 0-0 at SV Eichede and beat Kilia 1-0. The home side has been involved in several high-scoring and closely contested games, a trend that could shape the tempo of the matchup on Sunday.

The Oberliga fixture gives TSB Flensburg a chance to protect home advantage and continue its positive momentum. Nordmark, meanwhile, will seek to disrupt that rhythm and convert its recent draws into a more complete performance. Both teams have shown the capacity to create chances, but consistency has been elusive for each. Both clubs will look to avoid early mistakes and settle into the match.

TSB Flensburg’s record slightly favors the home side on paper, though Nordmark has demonstrated resilience when matches remain close. The visitors will need to limit turnovers and make the most of their opportunities if they are to challenge for a result away from home. TSB Flensburg will aim to dictate play early and use its home support to set the tone.

The match is part of the Oberliga schedule in Germany, where points and momentum can shift quickly. With the season still developing, both clubs are searching for a result that can stabilize their form and provide direction for the weeks ahead. The contest on Sunday offers that opportunity, with TSB Flensburg chasing a third win across all competitions and Nordmark pursuing a second.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of TSB Flensburg 2, Nordmark 1. Interstat’s ELO system gives TSB Flensburg a 68.3 percent probability to win.