Passed the Dresden cauldron and got your ticket for the next round! The Lilies won 3:2 after extra-time (0:0, 2:2) at SG Dynamo Dresden. In a true cup thriller, Vukotic and Kempe scored in normal time, and Lidberg scored the winning goal in extra time.
In the cup match at SG Dynamo Dresden (30.10 /8.45pm) Florian Kohfeldt makes a change in the starting eleven. Merveille Papela moves into the starting line-up for Philipp Förster. Luca Marseiler is missing again due to illness, and the lilies still have to do without Oscar Vilhelmsson, Christoph Zimmermann, Fabian Holland, Paul Will and Matthias Bader.
First Teutonia Ottensen, now the SG Dynamo Dresden is waiting. And the Lilies absolutely want to reach the round of 16 of the DFB Cup. On Wednesday evening (30.10/8.45pm) awaits the second round match in Dresden. We have summarised the assessments of both trainers here. In addition, the information where you can follow the game and how the weather is on site. You can find it all in the Pokal Compact guide.
After two home games in a row, SV Darmstadt 98 is travelling again. During the week, the Lilies appear on Wednesday evening (30.10/8.45pm) in the DFB-Pokal against SG Dynamo Dresden. A game, with only two possibilities – either get ahead or get out. You can read all facts and figures about the cup fight in our Top Facts.
Immanuel Höhn is returning to SV Darmstadt 98: The former Lilien defender is now working as an interim coach at SV 98. Höhn succeeds Pascal Pellowski, who has been assistant coach of the German U19 national team at the German Football Association (DFB) since September 1st. Until then, Pellowski had continued to work for the Lilies in parallel.
DFB Cup, 2nd round. Before SV Darmstadt 98's cup game at Dynamo Dresden (October 30th/8:45pm), the press conference with Florian Kohfeldt took place on Tuesday morning (October 29th). The Lilien's head coach looked at the competition itself as well as the upcoming game and the opponent. We have summarised the most important statements for you.
Wednesday evening, floodlights and a packed Rudolf Harbig Stadium. And so into cup mode. The Lilies will play away against third division team Dynamo Dresden in the second round of the DFB Cup. Kick-off on Wednesday (October 30th) is at 8:45pm. In order to be well prepared for the cup fight, we took a closer look at SV 98's opponents and summarised everything you need to know in our opponent check.
Around 300 club members took part in the general meeting of SV Darmstadt 98 on October 28th. Anne Baumann (presidium member for finance) announced positive figures in the Böllenfalltorhalle for the financial year from July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024: The Lilies had total sales of 61.95 million euros and generated a profit after taxes of 5.42 million euros. At the end of the reporting period, the club's positive equity amounted to 22.53 million euros.
SV Darmstadt 98 recently called on its members, including the fan advisory board, to vote on the future name of the nostalgia corner, which is currently being built between the main and north stands. The result is clear: the name “Hans Kessler Curve” prevailed with a large majority in the online vote.
And the next three points, please! The U21s of SV Darmstadt 98 faced a difficult task last weekend (October 27th/3pm) away to SV Steinbach, which the young Lilies mastered with flying colours. In the end, it was the Darmstadt team who celebrated success for the fourth time in a row. With a 4-1 win under their belt, SV 98 went back home.