HARKEMA, Netherlands (Interstat) — Harkemase will host Scherpenzeel on Saturday in a Derde Divisie football match, with both clubs putting unbeaten season records on the line.

Harkemase has opened the campaign with four wins, one draw and no losses across all competitions. The club’s most recent result was a 2-1 victory at SV Zwaluwen on Saturday. Earlier this season, Harkemase played Staphorst to a 1-1 draw at home, won 2-1 at Eemdijk, defeated Hercules 5-3 at home and won 1-0 at SV DVS ’33.

Scherpenzeel’s season record across all competitions is 2-0. Its latest match produced a 1-0 home win over Genemuiden on Saturday. Scherpenzeel also has a 3-1 home win over Excelsior’31, a 3-2 win at DOVO and a 2-1 home victory over Hoogeveen this season.

Harkemase has played one more match than Scherpenzeel and has yet to lose. Its 5-3 victory over Hercules highlighted its attacking potential, while the team also has earned narrow wins at Eemdijk and SV DVS ’33. The draw against Staphorst is the only blemish on its record.

Scherpenzeel has matched its unbeaten start with a series of close results, including the one-goal wins over Genemuiden, DOVO and Hoogeveen and a higher-scoring victory over Excelsior’31. The side will aim to preserve that form on the road against a Harkemase team that has scored consistently.

The Derde Divisie matchup will test Scherpenzeel against a home side with momentum. Harkemase will look to control possession and turn chances into goals, while Scherpenzeel will aim to remain compact and counter when possible. Both clubs enter the weekend without a loss, adding importance to the contest as the season develops.

Harkemase’s home advantage could be significant, but Scherpenzeel’s unbeaten start suggests it will be difficult to break down. The visiting side has won close matches and has not yet been beaten across all competitions. Harkemase, meanwhile, has combined high-scoring wins with tighter victories, giving it multiple ways to threaten.

The match is scheduled for Saturday in the Netherlands. Harkemase will seek to extend its unbeaten run, while Scherpenzeel will try to keep pace and preserve its perfect record. Both teams have reason for confidence, and the game could hinge on which side manages the tempo and takes advantage of limited chances.

The matchup is organized by the Derde Divisie in the Netherlands. Both sides will seek to maintain their early-season momentum. The contest is one of the weekend’s notable Dutch football fixtures.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Harkemase 1, Scherpenzeel 1. Interstat’s ELO system gives Harkemase a 66.7 percent probability to win.