For the first time in eleven years, SV 98 will be traveling to Münster for an away game. The Lilies will be visiting SC Preußen Münster for the 31st matchday of the second division this coming Saturday (April 26th, 1pm). Florian Kohfeldt spoke about this very match during the press conference on Thursday (April 24th). We've summarised the Darmstadt head coach's key points for you.
On Saturday afternoon (April 26th at 1pm), SV Darmstadt 98 will travel to Preußen Münster. In this report, we'll provide you with all the important information for your visit to the stadium.
It was just over eleven years ago that SV Darmstadt 98 experienced a special football afternoon in Münster on April 5, 2014: The Lilies secured a crucial 2-0 away win, thus collecting three vital points in the battle for promotion to the second division. One scene in particular stands out in the memory, one that Lilies fans can't get enough of: Sandro Sirigu snatched the ball deep in their own half, danced his way across almost the entire pitch in an impressive solo run, and crowned this run in the 83rd minute with a fine lob over the Münster keeper – making it 2-0 and deciding the game. On Saturday afternoon (April 26, 1pm), the Lilies will travel to Münster again for Matchday 31 of the 2. Bundesliga. And we've summarised the top facts about the game for you.
We Lilies – Together for Nature Conservation! Under this motto, SV 98, together with Krombacher, has organised five Clean-Up Days in recent years to remove trash from around the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor and from the Darmstadt cityscape. Now the next, sixth, event is just around the corner: On May 4 (Sunday), we'll be cleaning up again. And of course, you can help, too.
Autograph cards, signatures on jerseys and scarves, or selfies: The 98ers will fulfill your wishes next Tuesday (April 29). Head coach Florian Kohfeldt and Lilien players Marcel Schuhen, Isac Lidberg, and Clemens Riedel will be guests at premium partner ENTEGA for an autograph session. It starts at 6:30pm at ENTEGA Point Darmstadt.
The final stretch of the 2. Bundesliga season is upon us, and the SV Darmstadt 98 players are looking ahead to their upcoming matches. Furthermore, eLilie Nassim "Nassada" Dahman is among the top 16 EAFC players in Germany. We report on these and other topics related to SV 98 in our weekly column "Lilies Across the Board."
What began in the spring of 1906 as a school team is now part of German football heritage: SC Preußen Münster, founded by students of what is now the Johann-Conrad-Schlaun-Gymnasium, has since developed into a truly traditional club. Originally founded as FC Preußen Münster, it was renamed to its current name in 1920 after moving to what was then a cow pasture on Hammer Straße. The club experienced its heyday in the 1950s: In 1951, Preußen Münster finished as German runners-up – one of the greatest successes in the club's history to date.
A furious start and a swift response. That's how one could summarise the precursors to the Lilies' fourth consecutive home win, which has earned them seven points from their last three competitive matches. And, above all, they took a huge step toward their twelfth year in professional football. With the home win against Hannover 96, the South Hesse side now have a ten-point lead over the relegation zone with four games remaining. In this review, we outline how they secured the three points against the Lower Saxons.
A furious opening, a spectacular finale. Ultimately, the Lilies prevailed against Hannover with a 3-1 (1-0) victory. After the match, the protagonists were suitably satisfied with their fourth home win in a row and the associated major step toward avoiding relegation.
The fourth consecutive win at the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor! SV 98 beat Hannover 96 3-1 (1-0). Hornby gave the Lilies an early lead in the first minute. After an equaliser, Corredor (84') and Hornby again from the penalty spot (90+2') secured another win in front of their home crowd.