„Don’t lose your head after bad periods“

A cold shower in cold Berlin, but after a weak 30 minutes, they came back and absolutely deserved a point. Darmstadt experienced a rollercoaster of emotions in their away match against Hertha BSC, but after a convincing second half, the unbeaten run of the South Hessians remains intact. SV 98 has now gone ten league games unbeaten. While Marco Richter was happy to have salvaged a point after being 2-0 down, Fraser Hornby was annoyed that they hadn't managed to score the winning goal.

A Point gained at the Olympiastadion

Darmstadt bounced back from a weak start, drawing 2-2 (2-1) after 90 hard-fought minutes in the capital. Hertha BSC found themselves two goals up after a quarter of an hour, but Hornby's brace (39th, 62nd minute) crowned their comeback. The unbeaten run for the South Hessians thus continues; their last league defeat dates back to the end of October.

Team News: Schmidt and Nürnberger Start

Darmstadt 98 in the freezing cold Olympic Stadium. On matchday 20, they travel to Hertha BSC (February 1st/1:30pm). For the away game in the capital, head coach Florian Kohfeldt makes two changes to his starting eleven: Fabian Nürnberger replaces Merveille Papela, and Niklas Schmidt makes his starting debut, replacing Kai Klefisch.

Transfer News: SV 98 Loan Dettoni

SV 98 has filled its open position in central defence. Grayson Dettoni joins the club on loan from Bayern Munich II until the end of the season.

Matchday Guide: All Information for the Hertha Game

Off to the capital! On Sunday (February 1st), Darmstadt 98 faces their next away match: they travel to Berlin's Olympic Stadium to take on Hertha BSC. Kick-off is at 1:3pm. All the important information about the 20th matchday of the 2. Bundesliga is summarised for you in our "Matchday Guide".

‚A heated game in cold Berlin‘

What makes Hertha BSC so strong in this 2. Bundesliga season? What kind of match can fans at Berlin's Olympic Stadium expect? And what's the mood like within the SV Darmstadt 98 squad? At the press conference on Friday (January 30th), Darmstadt head coach Florian Kohfeldt answered these and other questions. We've summarised the most important statements for you.

Stats & Statistics: The top facts about the Hertha game

Hertha BSC struggles with converting chances, especially at home, but boasts one of the most solid defences in the league. SV Darmstadt 98, on the other hand, aims to extend its unbeaten run and improve its record at the Olympic Stadium. We've compiled these and other statistics in this report. Here you'll find the key facts about the match between Hertha BSC and SV Darmstadt 98.

Fan Information for the Hertha Game

On Sunday afternoon (February 1st, 1:30pm), SV Darmstadt 98 will play away against Hertha BSC. This report provides you with all the important information for your visit to the Berlin Olympic Stadium.

Opposition Check: Hertha BSC

The members of Berlin Football Club Hertha 1892 sat anxiously around a table – with no prospect of a new home ground. After the First World War, the club could no longer afford the Schebera sports field on Behmstrasse. Hours of fear and doubt passed after the innkeeper Joseph Schebera sold their former home ground to SV Norden-Nordwest 98 in 1923. But that was not to be the end of Hertha 1892.

February 13th: Blood donation appointment at the Merck Stadium

In football, just like with blood donation, it only works as a team. With just one blood donation, you can save up to three lives! SV Darmstadt 98 and the German Red Cross Blood Donation Service are holding a blood donation drive on Friday, February 13th, from 3pm to 8pm at the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor. You can find all the information here.