Off to the Hanseatic city! On the occasion of the 15th second division matchday, SV Darmstadt 98 will be visiting Hamburger SV on Sunday (08.12/1.30pm). And you can be there at the Volksparkstadion. Next Wednesday (13.11/12pm) we will start the member pre-sale for the duel at HSV – both online and in the ticket shop at Böllenfalltor. All further ticket information can be found here.
With a “bon appetit” and a smile on your lips. The Lilien professionals Kai Klefisch, Matej Maglica, Sergio Lopez and Nico Baier helped hand out warm meals to the homeless and needy at Europaplatz in Darmstadt last Sunday (November 10th). Together they support the private initiative “Help the Homeless Darmstadt”, which distributes warm food and much more to the homeless and those in need every Sunday at the western exit of Darmstadt Central Station - and has been doing so in a voluntary capacity for over ten years.
The U21 young Lilies were victorious five games in a row in the Lotto Hessenliga. Now the series broke. Against a ripped-off Türk Gücü Friedberg, the Darmstadt team suffered their fourth defeat of the season on Saturday (09.11) after a 3-0 defeat, but were still able to take a lot of helpful lessons from the game for the future.
For Fabian Nürnberger it's time to pack your bags and go to the Bulgarian national team! Because the next international break is coming up. With his mother's home country, the Lilien professional is once again challenged in the UEFA Nations League. In League C, Group 3, the third-placed Bulgarians have to play against bottom team Luxembourg on Friday (15.11/8:45pm) and play at home against Belarus on the following Monday (18.11/8:45pm).
We Lilies – Together for nature conservation! Together with our partner Krombacher we will next Saturday (16th November) „Under the sign of the Lily“ planting more than 3,500 trees again. You can still register for the campaign at short notice.
For every Lilien home goal scored, SV Darmstadt 98 fans will be rewarded twice in the 2024/25 season. In addition to the joy and enthusiasm, the Lilien supporters also receive 98 liters of Krombacher Pils for every home goal of the Darmstadt team in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor.
The Lilies initially had a few problems against a strong Hertha side and deservedly fell behind. A few tactical adjustments from the bench, the right implementation on the field and a goalscorer in a bandage ultimately led to a home win. In our analysis we take another look at the Lilien's 3-1 win against Hertha BSC.
+3 to SV Darmstadt 98’s points account! The Lilies won 3-1 (1-1) against Hertha BSC in the Merck Stadium at the Böllenfalltor and thus secured their third competitive win in the series. After a temporary 0-1 deficit, the Darmstadt team equalised before the break and then set the course for a home win in the second half of the game. Accordingly, the South Hesse team appeared happy at the microphones after the final whistle. We have compiled all the voices about the game for you.
Next success for SV 98! The Lilies turn the game against Hertha BSC and ultimately win 3:1 (1:1). After Niederlechner's lead, Förster, Lidberg and Müller secured the next three points for the home team, who remain unbeaten for the sixth game in a row.
Compared to the away win in Fürth, Florian Kohfeldt made two changes to the starting eleven. Aleksandar Vukotic returns to the home game against Hertha (09.11/1pm) after serving a suspension, with Matej Maglica initially taking a seat on the bench. In attack, Fynn Lakenmacher replaces the injured Fraser Hornby.