And that is the beauty of this excellent scenario Rico - as in real warfare, opposing sides are never equal and balanced - so the real challenge of this particular battle is to get something like a draw+ as the Germans - those who do will be the true victors in this round. The key to the whole tournament is to win well when you can and to prevent your opponent from winning well when you can't win.
Additionally the random nature of the forces involved mean it is unlikely that any of us will have the same battle experience. That is why I wrote up the AAR of my game (which I would encourage others to do, however briefly) as it brings the tournament to life to know what others had/had to face and how they approached it. For instance I would love to know if any German player got a vehicle better than a tin can car and if it swayed the battle in their favour, did any one come up with a really original offensive/defensive set up, did anyone risk a AT gun in the tree line knowing they could be set up right in the middle of a Russian set up area etc. That way us newbies can see how the real experts are able to make a winning situation out of one we may consider hopeless.
Finally, lets not let this tournament degenerate into accusations and counter accusations etc. Lets enjoy our wins when they happen for we know not when the next one will be and lets all remember why we are here - because win or lose CM is the best computer game we play (or have I started another debate there?).