Cup donation: collection campaign for flood victims

At the end of October, severe storms shook the greater Valencia area, and torrential floods devastated large parts of the province on the east coast. SV 98 has a special connection to this region, as the Lilies have held their winter training camp in El Saler, south of Valencia, in recent years and will also be preparing for the second half of the season there next January. In order to support those affected by the flood disaster, the sports club is organizing a collection campaign at the home game against Münster (November 30th / 8:30pm) in which all stadium visitors can donate their deposit cups for a good cause.

“We won’t stop” | Donate a cup, do good!

Kai Klefisch looks at the current situation of the Lilies and is looking forward to a “great game” on Saturday evening (November 30th/8:30pm) in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor against SC Preußen Münster. There will also be a collection campaign around the match day at the Bölle: with your cup donation you can help the flood victims near Valencia. We also look at the SV 98 fan team and successful Lilies on the PS5 controller. You can find out everything you need to know about our sports club in „Lilies Across the Board.

Final Away game of the Year in Regensburg: Member presale starts Wednesday

Final game of 2024 in Regensburg. In the last game of the first half of the season, the Lilies visit SSV Jahn shortly before Christmas (December 22nd/1:30pm). Advance sales for members for the game start on Wednesday (November 27th/12pm) – both online and in the ticket shop at the Merck Stadium. You will find all further information in this message.

U21 celebrates away win

The U21 of SV Darmstadt 98 won 3-1 at 1. Hanauer FC despite some changes. It was anything but an easy game for the Junglilien. With this success under their belt, the Darmstadt team is now in seventh place in the Lotto Hessen League.

Analysis of the Hannover Victory

Six games, six wins. This was Hannover 96's home record before matchday 13. But with a mature and stable performance, the Lilies were able to steal three points from Lower Saxony. The decisive factor was the prompt response to the interim equaliser and the courageous defense in the final phase. In our analysis we look again at the away win.

“No undeserved victory”

The Lilies also collect three points from the strongest home team in the league – as the first away team to date. The two goal scorers Philipp Förster and Fabian Nürnberger enhanced a mature, concentrated team performance. After the game, the two coaches as well as Philipp Förster and Fabian Nürnberger looked at the previous 90 minutes between the Lilies and Hannover 96.

Winning streak continues!

Even with the strongest home record in the league, the Lilies collected the full reward! SV 98 won 2-1 (0-0) at Hannover 96. Förster (62nd) and Nürnberger (72nd) scored for the South Hesse team. The away win in Lower Saxony is also the fourth win in a row.

Hornby back in Starting XI

In the away game in Hannover (November 23rd/1pm), Florian Kohfeldt is making a change to the starting lineup compared to the home win against Hertha BSC. Fraser Hornby replaces Fynn Lakenmacher in the starting line-up after recovering from injury. Klaus Gjasula and Luca Marseiler (both ill) and Guille Bueno (thigh problems) are out of the match.

Matchday Compact: All Information for the Hannover Game

In the upcoming second division game, SV Darmstadt 98 will be visiting league leaders Hannover 96 (23/11/1pm). But the Lilies don't have to hide from the league leaders: They are currently one of the teams in the strongest form and are traveling to Lower Saxony with confidence. The fans can therefore look forward to an extremely exciting duel. You can find everything important about the match - from the referee appointment to the TV broadcast to the weather forecasts - in our matchday section „Matchday compact“.

7000 tickets already sold – Christmas singing on December 21st

On December 21st The Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor is transformed into an atmospheric backdrop for the largest Christmas choir in southern Hesse. Shortly before Christmas Eve, SV Darmstadt 98 Stadion GmbH is organizing the Darmstadt Christmas singing in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor. Advance sales are in full swing, 7,000 tickets have already been sold.