How does Florian Kohfeldt assess the current situation at SV Darmstadt 98? How does he look back on his first six months as Lilien head coach? And what are his assessments before the duel on Saturday afternoon (February 15/1pm) with Eintracht Braunschweig. Kohfeldt provided the answers at the press conference on Thursday (February 13th). We have summarised the most important statements for you.
Hopefully on Saturday! The Lilies will travel to Lower Saxony next Saturday (February 15th/1pm) for the away game against Eintracht Braunschweig. There we should finally achieve our first success in the second half of the season. Although the hosts have made a very stable impression in the last few games, there has been a lot for the Lilies in the duel with the Lions in the past. For the upcoming game we have the most important numbers for you & for your reading.
On Saturday lunchtime (February 15th/1pm) SV Darmstadt 98 will be guests at Eintracht Braunschweig. In this message we provide you with all the important information for your visit to the Eintracht Stadium. For those who decide at short notice: There will be a box office on match day where payments can only be made with cash.
In the end, it was referee Eric Weisbach who blew his whistle three times in the Wildparkstadion, ending the encounter between Karlsruher SC and Eintracht Braunschweig. A big cheer followed on the part of the BTSV. Because a quarter of a year had to pass before the Lions were able to score three points again. Daniel Scherning's team remained without a win in the 2nd Bundesliga for eight games in a row. But this series ended after the game in Karlsruhe. “Winning is always good. Football is only fun when you win. “Today we deserved it with a very committed performance over 90 minutes,” said Braunschweig’s head coach in an interview with Sportschau after the final whistle.
The inaugural interview with Jean-Paul Boëtius. The U21s in goal mood. And two strong young teams. The Lilies can also look forward to four birthdays this week. We report on these and other topics in „Lilies across the Board“, our weekly column in which we provide you with all the important information from the club life of the 98ers.
Friday evening in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor! The Lilies will host the Karlsruher SC team on the 25th second division matchday on March 7th. Kick-off at Bölle is at 6:30pm. Member advance sales for this duel begin next Wednesday (February 12/12pm) – both online and in the ticket shop at Merck Stadium. You will find all further ticket information in this message.
Games against Elversberg were wasted afternoons this season. The Lilies also deservedly lost the second leg 0-3. Where was the crux of the game, what were the reasons for the bankruptcy and which points still give you courage for the coming weeks? sv98.de looks back on the previous 90 minutes in the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor.
No points for SV 98. The Lilies, who were weakened by injuries, ultimately lost 3-0 against SV Elversberg. The South Hessians are still waiting for their first win in 2025. The people of Darmstadt were dissatisfied with the performance and the current phase on the microphones after the game. We have summarised the quotes for you.
SV 98 lost out again: The home team, had to admit defeat to SV Elversberg 3-0 (2-0). This leaves South Hesse with 25 season points.
Two changes in the starting eleven of SV Darmstadt 98: Merveille Papela replaces Kai Klefisch, who has a groin injury, while Marco Thiede has moved into the Lilies' starting eleven for Sergio Lopez (back problems). Isac Lidberg is back in the squad against SV Elversberg, and newcomer Meldin Dreskovic is also there for the first time.