Do they ever lose? No, apparently not. The winning streak of SV Darmstadt 98's U21s continues. The Junglilien were also able to record success in the third game after the winter break and thus collect nine out of nine possible points in the new year. With a 3-0 win on Wednesday evening (February 26th) at home against FC Eddersheim, the team is currently in third place in the Lotto Hessen League.
The Avent Arena: The living room of every player, coach and fan of 1. FC Magdeburg. A blue and white fortress. The atmosphere there ensures that no visiting club feels comfortable in Magdeburg's home. Where. This season somehow already… What is impressive is that the team from the Elbe is undeniably having an outstanding season and, in fourth place, is clearly in the race for promotion. And yet, despite this loud, blue and white fortress, the Magdeburgers were only able to win one home game.
At the home game against KSC (7.3./6.30pm) club members have the first chance to secure a place in the Hans Kessler Curve. The exclusive standing area between the main and north stands in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor offers space for 28 people and is ideal for a visit with a larger group. Of course, a smaller frame is also possible; ticket orders can be accepted starting from two.
SV Darmstadt 98 is part of the finissage of the exhibition “Jewish athletes and clubs in Darmstadt”. Dr. Marc Balbaschweski from the SV 98 history department will take part in a panel discussion at this festive conclusion to the exhibition on Thursday (February 27th). The finissage, including the panel discussion, will take place from 6 to 7.30pm in the Catholic parish of St. Elisabeth at Schlossgartenplatz 1 in Darmstadt.
The foundation stone was laid four years ago, and today the main stand of the Merck Stadium at the Böllenfalltor shines in all its glory. We'll take you through a slideshow. In addition, Merveille Papela was available to the journalists in the latest media round. Of course, the ball also rolled on a variety of pitches and monitors. We report. You can read about all these and other topics in “Lilien Across the Board”.
The Lilies celebrate their first win in 2025. An early double strike from Isac Lidberg paved the way to the three points. The Swede's two goals were certainly the key moment in the duel with FC Schalke. What other things went positively? What role did the Lily fans play? And where is there room for improvement? Our analysis of the game.
Next game. Next win. The Junglilien continue their run in the Hessenliga. In the second game after the winter break, SV Darmstadt 98's U21s also emerged victorious and beat FC Bayern Alzenau 2-1 last Saturday (February 22). This means the U21s move up to fourth place in the Lotto Hessenliga.
Away game in the Donaustadion! SV Darmstadt 98 travels to SSV Ulm on the occasion of the 27th second division matchday on Friday (March 28th/6:30pm). And here's how you can be there: We'll start member pre-sales for this game next Wednesday (26.02/12pm). You can find all information about the start of advance sales here.
For every Lilien home goal scored, SV Darmstadt 98 fans will be rewarded twice in the 2024/25 season. In addition to the joy and enthusiasm, the Lilien supporters also receive 98 litres of Krombacher Pils for every home goal of the Darmstadt team in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor.
The first victory in 2025 has been bagged. The Lilies won their home game against FC Schalke 04 2-0. The protagonists were relieved about the three points and satisfied with their own performance, but at the same time hungry for more after the final whistle. We have summarised the voices for success.