Childish joy or rather a sober look at the duel with the German record champions? Who is available for the Lilies for the game against FC Bayern Munich on Saturday (3/16/3:30 p.m.)? And what will it matter? Torsten Lieberknecht answered these and other questions at the pre-match press conference on Friday (March 15). We have typed down the most important statements from the Darmstadt head coach for you.
In which area is Bayern particularly strong? What goal scoring record is Harry Kane chasing? And what gives the lilies hope? You can read all of this in our top facts. Before SV 98's game against the record champions on Saturday (03/16/3:30pm), we have put together the most important figures and facts for you.
Once cheered on in front of the television, now an opponent in the Bundesliga: Andreas Müller is looking forward to the home game against the German record champions on Saturday (March 16th/3:30 p.m.) – in particular the duel with the two world champions from 2014, Thomas Müller and Manuel Neuer. In addition, our friends from Bern are celebrating their 126th club anniversary, a dark chapter in our club's history is celebrating its 16th anniversary and the second team remains unbeaten in their fourth competitive game in the new year. You can read about these and other topics in our weekly round up.
What a drama on the last day of the 1999/00 season! In the long-distance duel, Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen fought for the German championship. The advantage was clearly with the Werkself, who were three points ahead at the top of the league. But that was quickly equalised by the Munich team on matchday 34. In the home game against Werder Bremen they started like fire fighters and were leading 3-0 after just 16 minutes. Leverkusen, on the other hand, visiting newly promoted Unterhaching, fell behind due to an own goal from Michael Ballack in the 20th minute of the game and ended up losing 2-0, whereas the record champions prevailed 3-1 against Bremen. At the last second, the championship trophy changed hands.
The writing was large on Torsten Lieberknecht's sweater. “L’Union fait la force” was written on the dark blue top that the Lilies’ head coach wore on Saturday afternoon. During the 90 minutes in Leipzig and also at the subsequent press conference. This French sentence could be translated as “Together we are strong”. Was it a conscious choice of clothes on the part of the 50-year-old? Not to be finally dissolved. And yet the phrase fits particularly well with lilies these days.
SV Darmstadt 98 is heading back to southern Hesse with no points. The Lilies lost 2-0 to Leipzig on the 25th Bundesliga matchday. How do the Darmstadt protagonists classify the Saxons' defeat? What do the two head coaches say about the duel? We have compiled all the voices about the game for you.
Leipzig claims a deserved 2-0 (1-0) victory over Darmstadt on Saturday afternoon.
What are Leipzig like at the venue? What do both coaches say about the task at hand? And what will the weather be like on match day? In the final preparation for the away game in Leipzig (09.03/3.30pm) you can get an overview of all the important information about the game here.
A fan evening that had been planned for a long time, but which suddenly became more explosive due to the events of the past weekend. It then demonstrated what power SV 98 can develop when, despite different positions, people talk to each other instead of about each other. This is how Thursday evening could be summed up in the main stand, where the third fan evening of the year was held in the ENTEGA VIP lounge on the theme of “stadium experience”.
The inner workings of the team, the current training week and a further look at the upcoming away game in Leipzig (09.03./3.30pm): Torsten Lieberknecht answered questions about these and topics at the press conference on Thursday (7.3.). We have summarised the most important statements from the Darmstadt head coach for you.