The season finale at the Bölle! On Matchday 34, the Lilies host SSV Jahn Regensburg at the Merck Stadium. Kickoff is on May 18th at 3:30pm. Member presales begin next Wednesday (April 16th at 12pm) both online and in the ticket shop at the Merck Stadium. You can find all further ticket information in this post.
In the end, it was one of those games where everyone could agree on the result. SV 98's 1-1 draw at Hertha BSC was a fair result of a game in which the Lilies were very stable for a long time, possessed a goal-scoring talent in Isac Lidberg, and only began to falter a bit in the closing stages. In our analysis, we take another look at some aspects of Matchday 29 and enjoy the images of the Lilies fans in the Berlin sunshine.
First, Isac Lidberg scored with a tap-in, then Hertha BSC equalised with an own goal by Aleksandar Vukotic. The two teams finished 1-1, with the Lilies taking a point from the capital. How do Florian Kohfeldt and Stefan Leitl assess the 90 minutes at the Olympiastadion? What do the Darmstadt players have to say about the match? We've compiled all the comments on the 1-1 draw between Hertha and SV 98 for you.
The Lilies snatched a point from a strong Berlin side: SV 98 drew 1-1 (0-0) with Hertha BSC. Lidberg scored shortly after the restart, and an own goal sealed the final score.
The Lilies at the Olympic Stadium! Florian Kohfeldt makes two changes to his starting lineup for the away game in Berlin. Jean-Paul Boëtius replaces the injured Fraser Hornby, Guille Bueno replaces Merveille Papela, and Oscar Vilhelmsson returns to the squad.
Capital city feeling for SV Darmstadt 98! Before the match at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, we've summarised everything important about Matchday 29 for you in "Matchday Compact."
On Saturday afternoon (April 12th at 1pm), SV Darmstadt 98 will host Hertha BSC. In this report, we'll provide you with all the important information for your visit to the Olympic Stadium.
An away game in the capital. The Lilies travel to the Olympiastadion next Saturday (April 12th, 1pm) for the 29th matchday of the second division, where they face Hertha BSC. How does Florian Kohfeldt view this match? How does he assess the "Old Lady" and the importance of Fabian Reese? And how pleased is he about Fabian Holland's contract extension? The head coach of SV Darmstadt 98 answered all of these questions at the press conference at the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor on Thursday. We've summarised the most important statements for you.
The long-time team captain remains on board: Fabian Holland and SV 98 have prematurely extended his contract, which was due to expire at the end of the season. The defender and the Lilies will thus enter their twelfth season together in 2025/26.
The historic Olympiastadion in Berlin: With a capacity of over 74,000 spectators, it is the largest stadium in the 2nd Bundesliga and the home of Hertha BSC. The stadium, which hosts the annual DFB Cup final, was built for the 1936 Summer Olympics and is considered one of Germany's football landmarks. On Saturday afternoon (April 12th, 1pm), the Lilies will travel to Berlin to face Hertha for Matchday 29 of the 2nd Bundesliga, and we've compiled the top facts about the match for you.