SV Wehen Wiesbaden moves into the Hessen Cup final - pure excitement!

SV Wehen Wiesbaden moves into the Hessen Cup final - pure excitement!

The SV Wehen Wiesbaden convinced with an exciting 1-0 win over FSV Frankfurt in the Hessen Cup semi-final and thus qualified as the first finalist. The remarkable match took place on Tuesday evening, and the crucial goal fell through Fatih Kaya in the 87th minute. In a first half, which was characterized by solid defensive performance by both teams, an early goal for Frankfurt was revoked by George Iorga. Wiesbaden also increased his offensive in the second half, but had two lust for bad luck with post -shots by Ryan Johansson and Gino Fechner in the 58th and 60th minute. After the final whistle, the joy of moving into the final was great, while the players and fans of the SVWW looked at May 24th and the upcoming duel against KSV Hessen Kassel. As svww.de , the final takes place at 5:30 p.m. in the PSD Bank Arena in Frankfurt.

The opponent, KSV Hessen Kassel, also prevailed 1-0 in the second semi -finals against TSV Steinbach Haiger. This means that the two teams face each other in the crucial encounter about the Hessen Cup. The prestige of the game is high, because the winner is given the opportunity to qualify for the first round of the DFB Cup, which is both sporty and financially important.

ticket information for the final

For the fans of SV Wehen Wiesbaden, special ticket quotas are available in the PSD Bank Arena: The north grandstand area includes Block G, while the counter grandstand includes the blocks H, I (category 2) and J (category 1). In addition, tickets are available in Block C in the VIP area, while wheelchair users can also find space in the blocks h and i. The pre -sale start for the coveted tickets is Tuesday, May 12th, at 12 p.m.

The ticket prices are as follows:

• Standing space full payer: 12 €
• standing space reduced: 10 €
• Seat Category 1 full -payer: 27 €
• Seat Category 1 reduced: € 23
• Seat Category 2 full payers: 21 €
• Seat Category 2 reduced: 17 €
• Seat category 2 group card (from 11 people): € 15 per ticket
• wheelchair user (including an accompanying person): 10 €
• VIP cards full payer: 150 €
• VIP cards reduced: 80 €

discounts apply to students, trainees, FSJers, pensioners and people with disabilities, whereby suitable proof is required. A box office will also be set up on the match day, but with a surcharge of € 3 per ticket. Children under the age of seven have free admission, but no entitlement to a seat, while children's cards have different prices for 7 to 14 year olds depending on the seat category.

The HR transmits the final live as part of the amateurs 2025, which will certainly provide additional attention and enthusiasm and further increase the anticipation for the game. So it remains to be seen how the two teams will be in the final and who ultimately can win the race for the Hessen Cup. This could not only bring the sporting ambition, but also additional prize money and the opportunity to compete against a well-known opponent in the DFB Cup.