Compared to the 1-0 win against 1860 Munich before the international break, SVWW coach Nils Döring made two changes at the start of the 3-0 defeat in Rostock, bringing on Greilinger for the suspended May and Gikkekens for Lewald. Mockenhaupt was again confined to the bench. SVWW were behind right from the start. While the hosts missed their first chance of the game, Naderi put his side 1:0 in front after just twelve minutes. And only three minutes later, he had the opportunity to score again. However, after a handball by Wohlers, Voglsammer missed the penalty kick against Stritzel. SVWW were now better in the game, but the scoring chances came from the other side. Between the 28th and 30th minute, Voglsammer, Harenbrock and Bergh missed the next opportunities and the 0:1 was already flattering at this point. Kaya then failed to hit the crossbar (31') and missed against Rostock's Uphoff before the break. So they went into the break with the score at 0:1.

After a few minutes of feeling things out, it was Meidr who increased the lead to 2:0 for Hansa with a well-placed shot. The visitors were now in the mood for the game and in the 65th minute, Lewald put the ball into his own goal, making it a bad day for Wehen Wiesbaden. And when Kaya missed a penalty after 83 minutes, the game was over and SVWW were lucky to only lose 3-0 after a poor performance. The team from the Hessian state capital is now only in mid-table in League 3.