Head-to-Head: FC Augsburg vs SV Elversberg

FC Augsburg vs SV Elversberg is a German matchup anchored by a DFB-Pokal tie in August 2015. Augsburg won 3–1 after extra time at Elversberg, giving the established Bundesliga club the stronger platform while the hosts made the tie difficult. A future meeting would ask whether Elversberg can carry that resistance further against Augsburg’s higher standing in a new chapter.

Past matches, FC Augsburg vs SV Elversberg

7 August 2015 1st Round

SV Elversberg

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FC Augsburg

Match center

SV Elversberg

1 - 3

7 August 2015

AET

FC Augsburg

Starting eleven

Starting XI SV Elversberg

30
G
5
M
3
D
8
M
13
M
7
M
16
M
14
M
23
M
32
D
20
F

FC Augsburg Starting XI

G
35
D
2
D
5
D
20
D
17
M
8
M
7
M
10
M
30
M
11
F
23

Substitutes SV Elversberg

2
M
4
M
27
D
11
F
25
F
10
F
1
G

FC Augsburg Substitutes

M
13
F
25
F
33
G
1
D
18
M
22
M
21

Match events

45'

90'

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29'

Markus Feulner Yellow Card
46'

T. Werner Caiuby
52'

Marwin Hitz Yellow Card
52'
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K. Maek Normal Goal (Asst: L. Grech)
57'

R. Bobadilla A. Esswein
70'

Markus Obernosterer Yellow Card
70'

L. Kohler J. Nagel
73'

S. Mölders M. Feulner
79'

J. Washausen M. Cuntz
83'
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R. Bobadilla Normal Goal (Asst: P. Verhaegh)
88'

Lukas Kohler Yellow Card
90'

Markus Obernosterer Yellow Card
90'

Markus Obernosterer Red Card
90'

Ragnar Klavan Yellow Card
101'
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S. Mölders Normal Goal (Asst: T. Werner)
103'

F. Pflügler L. Grech
109'
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T. Werner Normal Goal (Asst: S. Mölders)

Stats for this game

Matchup FC Augsburg VS SV Elversberg

Augsburg turned the cup tie

The August 2015 DFB-Pokal meeting in Elversberg supplies the key reference for this pairing. Augsburg prevailed 3–1 after extra time, a result that supports their status as the side with the broader professional platform. The scoreline also needs its context: Augsburg required 120 minutes to create separation, so the established side’s advantage was real without being effortless. The tie therefore rewards patience as much as the established difference between the clubs.

Elversberg offer the disruption angle

For Elversberg, the value of that tie lies in the resistance it forced from a higher-level opponent. Their home setting kept the contest competitive deep into the evening, giving this matchup a clear challenger-versus-platform character rather than a routine mismatch. A new meeting would revive the same durable question: can Augsburg impose their level earlier, or can Elversberg again extend the contest until pressure and patience matter as much as status?