Wismar’s Lucas Meyer in a duel with Emil Ian Marley Gustavus. Last season, FC Anker won 2-0 against Tasmania Berlin. Photo: Knothe
Wismar – On the 5th matchday of the NOFV-Oberliga Nord There are a number of exciting derbies on the schedule. In the federal capital there is the Lichtenberg derby between the second-placed SV Lichtenberg 47 and last year’s surprise team Sparta Lichtenberg. Regional league relegation Berlin AK welcomes the strong fourth-placed team Tennis Borussia and in the Preussen Stadium in Malteserstrasse the mighty “popped up” team of the BFC-Prussia on the second team of FC Hansa Rostock. Lots of excitement and good football seems guaranteed.
Anchor travels to Tasmania
After two opening victories against the Rostock FC and at the TSG Neustrelitz FC Anker had to play against FC Hansa Rostock II and at Tennis Borussia Berlin suffered two defeats – and things didn’t go well in the national cup either, despite a 5:2 victory. With the match against the table neighbours Tasmania Berlin The Hanseatic city team is once again facing a high hurdle. The eleven of coach Pardis Fardjad Azad has, like many Berlin clubs, higher expectations and wants to get back into the regional league, where it was two years ago. But the necessary work in the Werner Seelenbinder Sports Park has not yet begun and is hindering this plan somewhat. Of course, the north-west Mecklenburgers do not want to make the 260-kilometer journey for nothing.
Anker-Coach Matthias Fink: “I hope that the team goes into the game with commitment and a full will to win. We already have six points so far, but a win or a point against the Tasmanians would of course give us an additional boost for the following games.
Pascal Breier in the squad
For the first time, Wismar’s squad for this match includes Pascal BreyerThe former FC Hansa Rostock and VfB Lübeck player will probably make his debut. “With him, we have not only gained a goal-scoring and experienced player, but also a strong personality who will enrich our club both on and off the pitch. This transfer is a significant step in the further development of our club. Breier’s many years of experience and his goal-scoring instinct will help us to achieve our ambitious goals this season. At the same time, the move to FC Anker offers him the opportunity to better combine work and family, as in addition to his role as a player, he will also work as a project employee in the time recording department at our sponsor, SoftClean GmbH,” said Anker President Gerd Allmendinger and the sports director Danny Pommerenke unison.
Chance for Dynamo
Of the other four MV teams, only the SG Dynamo Schwerin Home advantage. After the 2:2 draw with the home team BSV Eintracht Mahlsdorf and the associated first point win, the Schwerin team around coach Jano Klempkow get more points on the plus side. If they win, the state capital team would move past Spandau in the table and stay in touch with the lower midfield.
Heavy hurdles
Both Rostock teams and the TSG Neustrelitz have to solve difficult away tasks, just like FC Anker Wismar. The match in Neukölln is particularly interesting, where promoted and league leader BFC Preussen awaits the Hansa reserve. The fifth-placed TuS Makkabi is up against the bottom team Rostock FC clear favorite. The RFC, headed by coach Jan Kistenmacher, is undergoing a complete transformation and is in last place in the table. If the Baltic Sea city team scores points in Berlin, that would be a great success. The residential city team of the TSG Neustrelitz at the newcomer Green-White AhrensfeldeThe Green-Whites have received consistently good reviews in their previous matches and recently won 3-0 against Rostock FC, while the guests from Neustrelitz recently suffered three 0-3 defeats in a row against FC Anker Wismar, Berliner AK and BFC Preussen. The TSG eleven therefore needs to have a high level of self-confidence.
Matchday 5 (13 – 15 September 2024)
SV Tasmania Berlin – FC Anker Wismar (Fri, 7.30pm)
FSV Optik Rathenow – BSV Eintracht Mahlsdorf (Sat, 2 p.m.)
SG Dynamo Schwerin – SC Staaken 1919
SV 1908 Grün-Weiß Ahrensfelde – TSG Neustrelitz (3 p.m.)
Berliner AK 07 – Tennis Borussia Berlin (4.30 p.m.)
TuS Makkabi Berlin – Rostocker FC (Sun, 12 noon)
BFC Preussen – FC Hansa Rostock II (Sun, 2 p.m.)
SV Lichtenberg 47 – SV Sparta Lichtenberg
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