After the narrow defeat against 1. FC Magdeburg, SV Darmstadt 98 faces the current third-place team. The Lilies will meet Karlsruher SC away on Friday evening (October 4th/6:30pm). In order to be well prepared for the game in the Wildpark Stadium, we have put together all the important facts and figures for you here.
People with blue and white passion gather here, they all stand for club loyalty. She also has a great deal of passion and great commitment to SV Darmstadt 98. And all of this for years, even decades. The evening of honour in the main stand in the Merck Stadium at the Böllenfalltor belonged to exactly these people: On Wednesday (October 2nd), the Lilien once again invited people to the evening of honor to thank all the volunteers and honor long-standing members.
The head coach of SV Darmstadt 98 was available to the journalists present on Wednesday (October 2nd) at the press conference before the Lilies' away game at Karlsruher SC (October 4th/6:30pm). Florian Kohfeldt spoke about the upcoming encounter, looked at the opponent as well as his own game idea and the work that still lies ahead of the Lilies. We have summarised the most important statements for you.
There's a lot going on on the playing fields this week for SV Darmstadt 98: The professional team is challenged in Karlsruhe, the traditional 98 team is flying to Barcelona and of course the ball is also rolling on the region's sports fields. We also report on new signing Philipp Förster, who is making his debut answered journalists' questions with a view to the upcoming game against KSC. You can read all about this in our weekly “Lilies all over the Board” section.
Normally the away team takes the team bus to the stadium - directly to the entrance to the catacombs, from where they only have to walk a few steps to the dressing room. It's just stupid when the bus gets stuck in a traffic jam and can't make any progress... That's what happened last Sunday (September 29th) before Karlsruher SC's second division game at 1. FC Köln. And because nothing worked anymore, the bus doors suddenly opened and the KSC players walked the last few meters to the Rhein-Energie Stadium.
On Friday evening (October 4th/6:30pm) SV Darmstadt 98 will be guests at Karlsruher SC in the BBBank Wildpark. Important in advance: for those who decide at short notice, a box office opens on match day an hour and a half before the game starts, cash and card payments are possible and the daily box office surcharge is 2 euros.
Garbage that is carelessly thrown away is a major problem for our environment. This is exactly why the 5th Clean-Up Day of SV Darmstadt 98 and the Krombacher Brewery took place last Sunday (September 29th). Together with 100 Lily fans, who pitched in impressively and, above all, extremely diligently, the Böllenfalltor and the region around it as well as the homestead settlement were cleared of waste and rubbish.
Would you like to get to know the head coach of SV Darmstadt 98 better and better? No problem. Florian Kohfeldt will be a guest at the Lilien fan evening in the Lilienschänke Sportsbar next Monday (October 7th). It starts at 7pm.
The U21 of SV Darmstadt 98 was unable to secure any points against a team from the upper table region of the Hessenliga: The away game at TSV Eintracht Stadtallendorf ended with a 0-2 defeat for the Junglilien. You can read the match report here.
Last season we went to Dortmund. Now the next tour followed, which led to Gelsenkirchen: The second Krombach fan tour also turned out to be a great success - because this time the end result was also right. The second Krombacher fan tour took place on Friday (September 20th) with almost 50 Lilien fans. This led to SV Darmstadt 98's second division game at FC Schalke 04, which the Lilien spectacularly won 5-3 in the Schalke Arena after being 3-0 down.