This coming Saturday (November 7th), the Lilien will travel to face 1. FC Nürnberg in the 2. Bundesliga. Fans planning to support the team in person can find all the essential information regarding travel and their visit to the stadium in the fan guidelines.
Cars/Buses/Nine-seaters:
For all fan buses (€15) and cars or nine-seater vehicles (€5 each), we recommend the „Große Straße“ parking area. The route to this parking area is signposted from the motorway (at the Nürnberg interchange or the N-Fischbach exit) via the traffic guidance system; simply follow the signs marked „Gäste“ (Guests). The walk to the away entrance takes approximately 10–15 minutes. An environmental (emissions) sticker is not required.
Please note that the „Consumenta“ consumer fair is currently taking place at the Exhibition Centre (Messe Nürnberg), which may result in limited parking space along „Große Straße.“
Train/Public Transport:
Visiting fans arriving by train will be directed by the Federal Police at the main railway station (Hauptbahnhof) to the underground train (U-Bahn line 1, heading towards Langwasser-Süd). Please exit at the „Messe“ station. From there, continue across the exhibition centre car park towards „Große Straße,“ where signs will guide you to the away section of the stadium. Your match ticket entitles you to use the underground train both before and after the game. The walk from the underground station to the away entrance of the stadium takes approximately 15 minutes.
Stadium Opening: The stadium gates open 120 minutes before kick-off—which, for Saturday’s match, means 11am.
Matchday Ticket Office: A ticket office will be open on the day of the match, located next to the away entrance.
Security Checks: Please note that when leaving the standing terrace, you will be issued a re-entry pass. You must hand this pass back to the security staff upon your return (you will also need to present your original match ticket again).
Backpacks and Bags: Small, easily inspectable backpacks or waist bags are permitted, subject to a security check (these can also be left free of charge at the away entrance). Larger backpacks or bags must be checked in at the away entrance (a €2 fee applies). As space is limited, we recommend leaving larger bags or backpacks in your vehicle.
Alcohol: Alcohol checks are relatively strict. As is the case throughout the league, fans who appear intoxicated—defined as having a blood alcohol concentration of 0.8 per mille or higher, or showing visible signs of impairment—may be denied entry. Full-strength beer is served.
Catering: Food and drinks can be purchased throughout the stadium using cash or card. Non-alcoholic beverages in Tetra Pak cartons (up to 0.5 litres) are permitted. Throughout the stadium, drinks are served in reusable cups, and bottles are provided with the caps removed (“cap-off” policy).
Cameras: Cameras, video cameras, and similar devices are permitted for private use, provided they do not exceed 15 cm in length (including the lens). Capturing photos, film, video, or audio for commercial purposes or public display is prohibited.
Accessibility: For fans with disabilities, the point of contact at 1. FC Nürnberg is Roswitha “Rosi” Friedrich. She can be reached via email at friedrich@fcn.de or by phone at 0171/1937562.
Permitted fan materials:
Drums (visible from one side)
Megaphone
Fabric flags with a pole length of up to 2m
Fabric double-pole banner with a pole length of up to 2m
Fabric waving flags in Block 25a
Fence banners
Further information:
This coming Saturday (November, 7th), SV 98 will face 1. FC Nürnberg in the Franconia region. Ahead of the match, head coach Florian Kohfeldt spoke at a press conference about their upcoming opponents, the development of his team, and the challenges that lie ahead in the coming weeks.
Missing stars and broken records: 1. FC Nürnberg looks back on an eventful club history that has repeatedly produced extraordinary moments. This Saturday afternoon (November, 7th), SV Darmstadt 98 will be the visitors to the "Club." That’s reason enough to take a closer look at their upcoming opponent.
On Wednesday evening (November, 4th), the annual Lichterlauf (lantern walk) at the Böllenfalltor once again brought joy to many children. Around 60 members of the Bölle Bande (Bölle Gang) gathered with their parents, carrying colourful lanterns to take part in what has now become the fourth edition of the event.
The Hessenliga match between the U21 team and FC Eddersheim, originally scheduled for this Saturday (November, 7th), has been rescheduled for organisational reasons. The new date for the match is Wednesday, November 18, at 8pm.
It’s been another busy week for the Lilien: from a trip to the Odenwald and preparations for the away match in Nürnberg to key talking points from the press briefing—there’s plenty to cover. We also take a look at the latest news regarding the DFB-Pokal, upcoming fixtures, and other stories from around the club. As always, it’s all gathered together in our “Lilien Across the Board"!
For the 11th matchday, the Lilien will travel to face 1. FC Nürnberg this Saturday (November 7th). In our "Facts & Figures" section, you can discover which statistics are particularly noteworthy ahead of the clash, as well as what characterises both teams.
Last Saturday (October 31st), SV Darmstadt 98’s U21 side suffered a narrow 1-0 (1-0) defeat away to FSV Fernwald. Despite maintaining good control of the game for long stretches, the Young Lilies were unable to make a decisive breakthrough in the final third.
During the cup match in Elversberg (October 27th), Nicolas Verkooijen sustained a rupture of the syndesmotic ligament in his right ankle. As a result, the 19-year-old will be sidelined for SV 98 for several months.
The DFB Cup round of 16 matches have been drawn: SV Darmstadt 98 will travel to Borussia Mönchengladbach. This was the result of the draw, which took place on Sunday evening (November 1st) at the German Football Museum in Dortmund and was broadcast live on ARD's Sportschau program. Markus Gaugisch, coach of the German women's handball team, acted as the draw's "lucky charm."
Showing solidarity and celebrating amateur football: SV Darmstadt 98 visited 13 amateur clubs in the Odenwald region on Sunday (November 1st). 26 professional players from the club used the visits to engage with the local people.
This season, Darmstadt 98 fans will once again be doubly rewarded for every home goal scored by their team. In addition to the joy and excitement of celebrating each goal, supporters will also receive 98 litres of Krombacher Pilsner for every goal scored at the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor.
