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Top game in volleyball: Stuttgart versus Schwerin - who will make it to the final?
On December 9, 2025, SSC Palmberg Schwerin will meet Allianz MTV Stuttgart in the volleyball cup. A decisive duel for a place in the final.
Top game in volleyball: Stuttgart versus Schwerin - who will make it to the final?
The exciting clash between Allianz MTV Stuttgart and SSC Palmberg Schwerin is considered one of the most important duels in German women's volleyball. On December 9th, 2025, the two top-class teams will meet in the SCHARRena in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt to compete for a place in the final of the DVV Cup 2025. The two teams have faced each other in the final of the German championship four times in the last ten years and are back at the top of the 1st Bundesliga this season. Stuttgart leads the table with an impressive record of 21:0 sets and 21 points, while Schwerin is in second place with 17 points and is burning for another win. According to Sportregion Stuttgart, the outcome of the game will decide which team will play for the cup victory in the SAP Arena Mannheim in February 2026.
What can we expect from the supporting program? A look at the tickets shows: Super and loyalty season tickets are always in demand, while normal season tickets are not valid in this particular game. If you want to get a ticket, you should decide quickly because the discounts are attractive: young people and students can benefit from reduced prices. The family ticket for two adults and up to two children up to 17 years old costs 55 euros, while group tickets for ten people or more are available from just 9 euros. Further information can be found on the [EasyTicket website](https://www.easyticket.de/ Veranstaltung/allianz-mtv-stuttgart-vs-pokalspiel-3-1-2/101797).
Outlook for further exciting games
The volleyball weekend will be accompanied by other interesting encounters. Allianz MTV Stuttgart is scheduled to meet on December 12th against VC Wiesbaden, who are currently in seventh place in the table. The Binder Blaubären TSV Flacht, which will play a home game against the Ladies in Black from Aachen on December 13th, is also causing a stir. After a lean start with six defeats, Flacht achieved its first win in the club's history last Saturday and is motivated to expand on this success.
Overall, the coming days will be dominated by volleyball, and all fans are invited to cheer on their teams. Anyone preparing for the match between Stuttgart and Schwerin should take care of tickets in good time and note the special conditions. Finally, the spaces inside for wheelchair users are limited and entry is also subject to strict guidelines. This means there is no room for backpacks and other large bags - a small price to pay for a major sporting event. So the volleyball hype is in full swing and the anticipation is increasing.