Lidberg signs for the Lilies
SV Darmstadt 98 can announce their tenth new signing this summer: Isac Lidberg is moving from FC Utrecht to southern Hesse. The 25-year-old striker signed a contract with the Lilies after passing his medical check.
Lilies strengthen with Corredor
SV Darmstadt 98 has hit the transfer market again and secured the services of Killian Corredor. The 23-year-old, who can be used across the attacking third, is moving to the Lilies from the French second division club Rodez AF.
Fan Information for the Cup game at the Millerntor
On Sunday (August 18th/3:30pm) SV Darmstadt 98 will face FC Teutonia 05 Ottensen in the DFB Cup. The game will take place in the Millerntor Stadium of FC St. Pauli. You can find all the important information for your visit to the stadium here. For spontaneous Lilien fans: there will be a box office in Hamburg.
Draw again: U21’s remain undefeated
Step by step. The U21 of SV Darmstadt 98 has the next point in their pocket. Head coach Daniel Petrowsky's team drew 1-1 away against SV Unter-Flockenbach. Makridis scored the interim lead for the 98ers shortly after the start of the second half. But the hosts managed to equalise in the 71st minute.
Opposition Check – Teutonia Ottensen
Off to the Hanseatic city of Hamburg. No, it's not going to Hamburger SV this time. Not even to FC St. Pauli. In the first round of the DFB Cup, the Lilies will face FC Teutonia 05 Ottensen from the Hamburg-Ottensen district of the same name. However, the game will not be played in the Hoheluft stadium of the regional league team. Kick-off next Sunday (August 18th) is at 3:30pm in the Millerntor Stadium - so there's still enough time to take a closer look at the Lilies' cup opponents. Who is the head coach? How many times has Ottensen been represented in the DFB Cup? And how did Teutonia start the current season?
Coach overnight | Cup focus
Clemens Riedel looks ahead to the duel in the DFB Cup against Teutonia Ottensen, which will take place on Sunday (18.08/3.30pm) in the Millerntor Stadium. Speaking of Ottensen. Immanuel Höhn - a well-known face - experienced an exciting six months as head coach there, which we will report on. In addition, the SV 98 fan team collected their first points of the season on Wednesday. The Christopher Street Day will also take place in Darmstadt on Saturday (August 17th) and we will also inform you about numerous jobs at the Lilies.
Braunschweig & Magdeburg: All information about pre-sales
We're looking forward to the upcoming home games in September! First we will welcome the Eintracht Braunschweig team on September 14th (Saturday, 1pm). Two weeks later, on September 28th (Saturday, 1pm), 1. FC Magdeburg will be playing in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor. Member advance sales for both games start next Wednesday (August 14th) at 12pm – both online and in the ticket shop at Böllenfalltor.
Too little consistency for anything countable
“We didn't have a bad game last week and we didn't play badly today either. But in the end that doesn't help. We have zero points,” said Kai Klefisch, summing up the first two matchdays of the 2024/25 second division season briefly and yet succinctly. The Lilies started the new season without anything countable. Because they first lost at home against Fortuna Düsseldorf (0:2) and then yesterday Sunday (August 11th) with a 3-1 defeat at SC Paderborn. While the East Westphalians stepped in front of their home corner after two opening victories with a broad grin on their faces, the Darmstadt team walked in front of the well-filled guest block with a serious expression and initially hanging heads.
U21’s show comeback qualities
Next point won thanks to good mentality. The SV Darmstadt 98 U21 team demonstrated their comeback qualities against 1. Hanauer FC last Sunday (August 11th) and secured another point with Georgios Makridis' late equaliser to make it 2-2 in the second minute of stoppage time.
“Nobody wants to start the season with two defeats”
The Lilies lost 3-1 at SC Paderborn in their first away game of the 2024/25 second division season. The 98ers came into the game extremely strong and took the lead they deserved through Oscar Vilhelmsson. But Paderborn's ever-growing team turned the duel in East Westphalia around thanks to three goals in the second half of the game. Accordingly, the Darmstadt protagonists appeared disappointed at the microphones after the final whistle. We have summarised all the voices about the game for you.