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No upset today at the Bölle
No fall of the favorites at Bölle: SV Darmstadt 98 lost 2:5 (1:2) against FC Bayern Munich. Tim Skarke had temporarily fired the Lilies into the lead at the Böllenfalltor Merck Stadium. However, the record champions turned the game around in the first half.
As expected, the record champions from Munich had more of the game in the early stages of the game. However, the Darmstadt team held up well and only allowed a few dangerous shots: Marcel Schuhen only had to intervene after seven minutes and fended off Kimmich’s shot from close range. After just over a quarter of an hour, the biggest chance of the game fell to the Lilies with Mathias Honsak, who shot from the edge of the penalty area after a lay-off by Julian Justvan, but Manuel Neuer produced a reflex save.
After this opportunity for the home team, the Munich team also had better chances, but first Christoph Klarer prevented Kane from finishing on 17 minutes, then Goretzka missed fired wide with 20 minutes on the clock.
The opening goal of the game came in the 28th minute of the game. Honsak came through strongly, moved into the penalty area and passed the ball to Tim Skarke who kept his calm and put the home team in the lead with a well-considered shot into the far corner. Eight minutes later, however, the guests, who dominated the game, equalised through Musiala.
Bayern went ahead in the first minute of added time as Kane headed home. There was still time for Oscar Vilhelmsson to smash the ball against the crossbar after fine preparatory work by Fabian Holland. After a good performance, we went into the break with a narrow deficit.
In the first few minutes after the break there was almost no flow of the game as the game had to be interrupted repeatedly due to injuries. There were almost no chances at all for long periods. Musiala added his second goal of the game and a third for the guests on 64 minutes.
The 98ers still stayed well in the game and continued to create good scenes. In the 70th minute, Vilhelmsson carried the ball strongly and his shot just missed the far post. The miss was punished with 16 minutes remaining when Gnabry finished across goal.
Stoppage time provided more entertainment as it had done in the first half, firstly Tel made it five for the visitors in the 2nd minute of added time. However, the Lilies had the last say in the game when Vilhelmsson flicked the ball home after good play from Polter and Seydel.
Pictures from the game
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Opposition Check: SpVgg Greuther Fürth
It was the sixth matchday of the 2017/18 season, a sunny Sunday in September, and the second division fixture between SpVgg Greuther Fürth and Fortuna Düsseldorf was on the schedule. With Florian Neuhaus, Friedhelm Funkel, and Serdar Dursun on or off the pitch, the duel ended 3-1 for Fürth – thanks in part to a brace from Dursun. At first glance, probably just a typical second division victory. But historically significant and unforgettable for everyone in Fürth.
Numbers & Facts: The top stats about the Fürth game
Greuther Fürth hosts Darmstadt. SV Darmstadt 98 will visit SpVgg Greuther Fürth on Sunday (April 19th). Kick-off in Franconia is at 1:30 pm. Can the team from southern Hesse continue their winning streak against Fürth? And will Florian Kohfeldt and Isac Lidberg continue their winning streaks against Greuther Fürth? As usual, we've compiled the most important facts and figures about the match for you in our Top Facts.
Happy 75th birthday, Dr. Michael Weingart!
From the early 1980s, he was active in the service of SV Darmstadt 98 for almost four decades: We Lilies congratulate the former team doctor of SVD, Dr. Michael Weingart, most sincerely on his 75th birthday this Wednesday (April 15th)!
„There’s fire in it“ | Football on the hockey field
There are five games left in the season, meaning a total of 15 points are still up for grabs. But Darmstadt's focus is entirely on Sunday's match (April 19th, 1:30pm) against Greuther Fürth. From the media briefing with Fabian Nürnberger, from the hockey pitch to San Antonio: We report on all these topics and many more. As usual, you can find all the latest news from SV 98's club life here in our weekly column "Lilies Across the Board."
SV 98 mourns the loss of Roger Prinzen
SV 98 mourns the loss of its former player Roger Prinzen, who passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on Monday evening (April 13th) at the age of 57.
U21 earns an important point
The long wait for a point is over! After four consecutive defeats, SV Darmstadt 98's U21 team finally secured some points. On their home turf, the young Lilies drew 1-1 against TSV Eintracht Stadtallendorf last Saturday (April 11th). Looking at the league table, it was clear even before the match that it wouldn't be easy, as a full ten places separated the two teams in the LOTTO Hessenliga standings. However, the Lilies' U21 team remained evenly matched with the seventh-placed side and collected a crucial home point.
Legends team pays another visit to Real Madrid
This match is a tradition – at least at the veterans' level: The SV Darmstadt 98 veterans team visited Real Madrid for the third time. The game was played last Thursday (April 9th) at the "Royal Whites'" training ground in the Valdebebas district of Madrid.
Starting Wednesday: Advance ticket sales for members for Karlsruhe
The season is drawing to a close, and SV Darmstadt 98's penultimate away match takes them to the Wildpark stadium. On Sunday (May 3rd, 1:30pm), SV 98 will be playing away against Karlsruher SC. We need a large turnout of Darmstadt fans to support them. Advance ticket sales for club members begin next Wednesday (April 15th) at noon. All ticket information can be found in this announcement.
Gap in the fortress wall
It happened in their 15th home game of the season. Darmstadt lost on their own turf. Deservedly so. Although SV 98 tried everything against the visitors from Hannover until the final whistle, the Lower Saxons proved too strong on Saturday evening. In our analysis, we take another look at the match.
„Hannover was better overall“
For the first time this season, SV Darmstadt 98 finished a match at the Merck-Stadion am Böllenfalltor without any points. The Lilies offered more resistance to Hannover 96's two goals in the second half. However, the pressure exerted by the South Hessians at the end proved fruitless. Read here what the players and both head coaches had to say about the defeat, which Darmstadt considered deserved overall.
First Home Defeat of the Season
Everything has to end and so the undefeated home record of SV 98 ended on Saturday night. Hannover 96 triumphed 2-0 (1-0) to hand the Lilies their first home loss of the season at the Merck-Stadion am Böllenfalltor.
Team News: Three Changes to the Team
Another top match at the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor. On matchday 29 (April 11th/8:30pm), Hannover 96 visits Darmstadt. For the clash with their direct league rivals, Florian Kohfeldt has made three changes to his starting eleven. The suspended Lidberg and Klefisch are replaced by Lakenmacher and Papela, and Niklas Schmidt comes in for Marco Richter. Bartosz Bialek returns to the Darmstadt 98 matchday squad for the first time this calendar year after recovering from injury.