After earning seven points from their last three games under new coach Jochen Seitz, SVWW will play next on Saturday, October 24, in a home game against SG Sonnenhof Großaspach at 2 p.m. at the Brita-Arena. The newly promoted team is coming off a 3-2 victory against Preußen Münster, which was relegated from the 2. Bundesliga. In that match, the Swabians turned the game around after trailing 0-2. It won’t be a walk in the park for SV Wehen Wiesbaden this Saturday. Still, the club in Wiesbaden is hoping for a large crowd and some points.

Whether Seitz is planning major changes at SVWW will become clear on game day. Up front, there could always be a switch between Flotho and Müller, and Nink might start in place of May. Additionally, Gözüsirin is eligible to play again after serving his red-card suspension.

SVWW: Stritzel - Nink, F. Hübner, Janitzek, Greilinger - Brandt - Schleimer, Fechner - Massimo, Paula - Flotho - Coach Seitz

SGS: Reule – Rahn, Aidonis, Nuraj, Molinari – Kunde, Celiktas – Lo. Maier, Rossmann – Pollex, F. Eisele – Coach Reinhardt

Wiesbaden’s new coach, Jochen Seitz, made only one substitution following the 3-0 win over Aachen, bringing on Flotho for Müller. The Bavarian hosts got off to a strong start, but Philipp (4th) and Mühl (7th) were both denied by Stritzel. Janitzek missed the SVWW’s first chance after twelve minutes. After that, the game slowed down a bit. It wasn’t until the 30th minute that Boujellab had a good opportunity for Regensburg—one that really should have made it 1–0. Nothing else happened after that, and the teams went into halftime tied 0–0. 

The second half also began with two good chances for Regensburg, but the score remained 0–0. In the 54th minute, Boujellab made a save on the goal line against Fechner following an indirect free kick. After that—just like in the first half—there were no real chances for a long time, and it wasn’t until the 70th minute that Chaikhoun had a good shot on goal, but that ball also failed to find the net. After that, there were no more noteworthy chances, and the game ended in a 0–0 draw. SVWW has earned seven points from its matches under new coach Jochen Seitz and is slowly climbing out of the basement of the standings. 

Jahn Regensburg: Hermann - Wurm, Mühl, Mätzler - Oliveira, Fein, S. Hingerl, Schönfelder, Philipp, Boujellab – Hermes – Substitutions: 64' Hobsch for Hermes, 72' Posselt for Philipp and Wörner for Boujellab, 84' Majetschak for S. Hingerl – Coach Hildmann

SVWW: Stritzel – Greilinger, F. Hübner, Janitzek, N. May – Brandt, Massimo, Schleimer, Fechner, Paula – Flotho – Substitutions: 61' Chaikhoun for Schleimer and Kalem for Massimo, 74' M. Müller for Flotho, 88' Bogicevic for Fechner, 89' Nink for N. May - Coach Steitz

Goals: 0–0

After the match against SG Sonnenhof Großaspach, the team will have a normal week of training, followed by an away game against SC Verl on Saturday, October 31, at 2 p.m.