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Hertha BSC vs SV Darmstadt 98 is a 2. Bundesliga matchup with Hertha holding the stronger direction, though draws have repeatedly limited the separation. The teams shared 2-2 in Berlin on 1 February 2026 and 0-0 in Darmstadt on 24 August 2025. They also drew 1-1 in Berlin on 12 April 2025, while Darmstadt won 3-1 at home on 9 November 2024.
Past matches, Hertha BSC vs SV Darmstadt 98
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Hertha BSC
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35G
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37D
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34D
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25D
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28M
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21M
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8M
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18F
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17F
SV Darmstadt 98 Substitutes
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G
30
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D
18
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D
20
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D
32
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M
17
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M
21
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F
44
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F
19
Match events
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2'⚽F. Reese Normal Goal (Asst: M. Winkler)
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15'⚽J. Eitschberger Normal Goal
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39'⚽F. Hornby Penalty
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43'Isac Lidberg Yellow Card
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62'⚽F. Hornby Normal Goal (Asst: S. Lopez)
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68'Luca Marseiler Yellow Card
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70'Dawid Kownacki Red Card
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72'M. Papela N. Schmidt
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74'L. Schuler M. Cuisance
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78'Matondo-Merveille Papela Yellow Card
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82'T. Leistner M. Winkler
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87'Y. Furukawa L. Marseiler
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88'Fraser Hornby Yellow Card
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90' +1F. Holland F. Nurnberger
Stats for this game
Matchup Hertha BSC VS SV Darmstadt 98
Draws keep the balance measured
Hertha BSC and SV Darmstadt 98 have produced level results at both venues. They drew 1-1 in Berlin on 12 April 2025, then played out a goalless draw in Darmstadt on 24 August 2025 before sharing a 2-2 score in Berlin on 1 February 2026. The margins and locations differ, but the common outcome is resistance: neither club has been able to turn every meeting into a win.
Darmstadt provide the winning counterpoint
SV Darmstadt 98 beat Hertha 3-1 at home on 9 November 2024, giving them a clear response amid the drawn results. Hertha’s broader direction remains stronger, yet Darmstadt’s home victory shows that the contest can shift when one side converts its opportunities more effectively. The matchup therefore combines Hertha’s edge with a meaningful Darmstadt answer and draws that moderate both positions. Hertha can seek to turn parity into a home success, while Darmstadt can aim to reproduce the authority of their 3-1 result. Future meetings can reveal whether the draw remains the defining middle ground.