Organisational information for the home game against Nürnberg
On Sunday (August 25th/1:30pm) SV Darmstadt 98 welcomes 1. FC Nürnberg and asks you to pay attention to the following information.
“Assist or goal” | Fan team victorious for the first time
The Lilies are looking forward to the next league game against 1. FC Nürnberg. But before the ball rolls again at the Böllenfalltor in the Merck Stadium on Sunday (August 25th/1:30pm), Isac Lidberg told us more about himself and his debut in the Lilies jersey in his first media round. In addition, the fan team was in good shape and the U15 Junglilien worked successfully in the training camp. And the Lilien family can also look forward to two birthdays this week. You can find out all this in our weekly section “Lilies across the Board”.
Krombacher Fantour for the Schalke Game
After the successful first Krombacher fan tour to Dortmund last season, in which over 200 Lilien fans took part, our partner is now offering a very special trip for the away game of SV Darmstadt 98 at FC Schalke 04. The Krombacher Fan Tour will take you on Friday (September 20th) morning from Darmstadt to Krombach for a brewery tour including tasting and from there on to the Arena at Schalke, where the Lilies will be guests of the Royal Blues on matchday 6. You can find all information about the Krombacher Fan Tour in this message.
New Arrival: Guille Bueno swaps Dortmund for Darmstadt
The Lilies can once again welcome an addition to their squad: Guille Bueno is moving from Borussia Dortmund to southern Hesse on loan. The 21-year-old Spaniard can be used variably on the left side and will strengthen SV 98 until the end of the season.
Isac Lidberg in Portrait
The tenth new signing for the Lilies is Isac Lidberg. The 25-year-old Swedish attacker played for Dutch first division club FC Utrecht last season. Isac previously gained a lot of experience in Norway and Sweden. We have taken a closer look at our new number seven and would like to introduce you to Isac Lidberg.
Figures & facts: The top facts about the Nürnberg Game
What gives hope for the first Lilien victory in this second division season? What memories does SV Darmstadt 98 have of the encounters with FCN? And what makes 1. FC Nürnberg currently strong? You can find the answers to these and other questions in our Top Facts. Before the ball rolls at the Böllenfalltor in the Merck Stadium next Sunday (August 25th/1:30pm), we will provide you with the most important facts and figures about the game.
Killian Corredor in Portrait
The ninth new addition to the Bölle comes from France this time. His name is Killian Corredor and he was one of the top five scorers in the French second division last season. He has now moved from Rodez AF to SV Darmstadt 98. The 23-year-old, who was born in Montpellier, brings two years of experience from the second highest division in the neighboring country and comes from the youth academy at FC Toulouse. We have taken a closer look at our new offensive player and would like to introduce you to Kiki – his nickname in recent years – introduce.
At Schalke: Member presale starts Wednesday
The Lilies at Schalke! On the 6th matchday, SV Darmstadt 98 will be visiting FC Schalke 04 in the VELTINS Arena on Friday evening (20.09/6:30pm). Tickets for the game will be available from Wednesday (21.08/12pm) in advance sales for members; both online and in the ticket shop at Merck Stadium. You can get all further information here.
First Defeat for U21’s
The U21 of SV 98 suffered their first defeat in the Hessenliga on matchday 5. Daniel Petrowsky's team lost 2-1 (1-1) at FC Eddersheim.
A long-awaited feeling
Many professional clubs can tell you how disgusting the first round of the cup can be. Not least the Lilies after last August. The general conditions for the start of the cup are the same for almost all away teams year after year: high altitude against lower-class opponents who see the encounter as an absolute final. There's nothing to gain apart from getting ahead, but a lot to lose. The fact that this did not happen to SV 98 this year was due to early decisions and resilience. Next round – no more, but no less either. And yet progress should give you strength for the tasks ahead.