At the home game against Karlsruher SC (7 March/6.30pm), the SV 98 fan and support department (FuFa) is organising an action match day against sexism. "LILY - The contact point for Lilien women" is primarily responsible for the planning and implementation. Various information stands await you around the stadium in the Merck Stadium.
Floodlit game at Böllenfalltor! On Friday evening (07.03/6.30pm) Karlsruher SC, ninth in the table, is coming to South Hesse. Everything you need to know about the 25th matchday is available in “Matchday Compact”.
On Friday (07.03/6.30pm) SV Darmstadt 98 will host Karlsruher SC and asks you to pay attention to the following information.
The home game against Karlsruher SC (07.03/6.30pm) is the sixth game on a Friday evening this season for the Lilies. The record so far is very good. The only match they lost was against 1. FC Nürnberg, they scored points in the away games in Karlsruhe and Düsseldorf, and they achieved brilliant victories at Schalke and against 1. FC Köln. Before the next floodlit Friday in the Merck Stadium, we have summarised the "numbers and facts" for you.
The German Football League (DFL) has scheduled the second division match days 28, 29 and 30 on Thursday (March 6). The Lilies will play at home against SpVgg Greuther Fürth on Saturday, after which SV 98 will also play away at Hertha BSC on Saturday. The home game against Hannover 96 will take place on Easter Sunday.
How can the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor and the Lilies' fans become the decisive factor on Friday evening (March 7th/6:30pm)? What does SV Darmstadt 98 need to do to successfully play the match against Karlsruher SC? And what are the strengths of their upcoming opponents? Florian Kohfeldt answered these and other questions at the press conference on Wednesday (March 5th). We have summarized the most important statements from the Darmstadt head coach for you.
Saturday (March 8) marks the ninth anniversary of the death of Jonathan "Johnny" Heimes. But his legacy and courage live on. We also report on the successful eFootballers of SV Darmstadt 98 and the international flair in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor. You can read about these and other topics in our weekly column "Lilies Across the Board".
37th matchday in the 3rd league: Karlsruher SC welcomed the guest from Rostock in the Wildparkstadion. A game that should go down in club history. Because on that day KSC was able to secure promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga. A crucial change in the starting line-up: Dennis Kempe moved into the starting line-up for Kai Schwertfeger. The game started anything but according to plan. The guests from Rostock took a 1-0 lead in the 18th minute - the big promotion celebration in their own stadium seemed to be over. But then came the 74th minute: After an unsuccessful corner, the second cross landed around eight meters in front of the goal directly on the foot of Dennis Kempe. He nailed the ball unstoppably into the top right corner. The Wildparkstadion exploded - the KSC was back in the 2nd Bundesliga.
SV Darmstadt 98 offered a convincing away performance for 60 minutes. Because the Lilies put in a very weak away performance in the last 30 minutes of the match, half an hour was enough for the strong and consistent Elbestadt team to turn a 1 - 0 deficit into a 4 - 1. In our analysis, we look at the crucial point of the match and the reasons for SV 98's defeat at 1. FC Magdeburg.
SV Darmstadt 98 lost 4-1 at 1. FC Magdeburg on Sunday (March 2). The South Hesse team lost against the third-placed team in the 2nd Bundesliga despite leading 1-0. The Darmstadt protagonists were accordingly disappointed at the microphones after the final whistle. We have summarised all the voices about the game for you.