SV Wilhelmshaven against Heidmühler FC: Test game to prepare for the DFB Cup!

SV Wilhelmshaven against Heidmühler FC: Test game to prepare for the DFB Cup!

In the Jadestadion, an exciting meeting rises: SV Wilhelmshaven will meet Heidmühler FC on Tuesday at 7 p.m. It is the fourth test game in preparation for the coming season, and both teams have a lot to show. While SV Wilhelmshaven is the clear major caliber as a football league team, Heidmühler FC is in eleventh place in the district league and has its first encounter in this test phase.

Both teams have to master their own challenges: SV Wilhelmshaven will have to do without Ervin Catic due to muscular problems, while Fera Allamushi cannot be part of training at short notice. Coach David Jahdadic nevertheless emphasized that the health of his players is provided by partly sporting results, which also underlines the association's philosophy.

intensive preparation

This Monday, the team treated itself to a training -free time before the focus was on intensity and fitness on Tuesday. Stairs were completed in the Jadestadion to increase the condition. As part of this intensive preparation week, sports director Florian Schmidt also raises the crossbar: he wants to qualify for the DFB Cup with SV Wilhelmshaven. For this it is important to get in shape in training and in the games.

A new addition to the team is Mohammed Sultani. The 21-year-old player has signed a contract and previously brings activities at VfL Oldenburg, where he posted 14 regional league and 27 Oberliga games. Such obligations are intended to increase the squad quality.

The Heidmühler FC in focus

The test game against the larger club is of particular importance for Heidmühler FC. Trainer Daniel Oleksyn does not see the result anyway, but rather focuses on improving the systematics and tactics of his team. In the preparation phase, creative units such as Thai Bo and Yoga are integrated to offer the players a holistic training.

The team is the fifth in the table of the last district league season and will also compete against other opponents in the coming weeks-including Leher TS on July 12th and VfL Oldenburg on July 16. The challenge of developing playfully and tactically in these test games is considered an essential part of the preparation, as is the numerous knowledge that can be obtained from such games. Philosophy, test games are a valuable opportunity to improve team dynamics and to sharpen the understanding of the game.

At a time when it is important for both clubs to keep the rhythm and systematically to work on their game practice, it remains to be seen which knowledge can be obtained from this exciting duel. In any case, this encounter offers the chance to show what the preparation work has brought so far. As is well known, billing is being billed, but the training work and the upcoming test games will decisively influence the way there. So for SV Wilhelmshaven and Heidmühler FC it is clear: