FC Köln's Under-21 squad takes on SV in their next match - our site covers the event
WSV suffered a 0:1 loss against Schalke's U23, a setback that comes at a crucial time as the league race tightens. The team, currently in 15th place, is eager to improve their position and a win is desperately needed.
The next game for WSV is against SC Wiedenbrück on August 13, a match that will take place at the Zoo Stadium. This game is particularly important as a win could move WSV up to 11th place in the league standings.
Before that, WSV will play a friendly against SpVg. Hagen 1911 on August 4, providing an opportunity for the team to fine-tune their strategies ahead of the crucial league match.
WSV's league campaign resumes on September 29, 2025, when they face Cologne. Cologne, currently at the bottom of the table, has won only one game and lost four, but boasts many talented players who are prone to mistakes. Cologne's goal difference stands at 6:14, a statistic that WSV's coach, Manno, emphasizes the importance of exploiting.
The game against Cologne is followed by a second-round Niederrhein Cup match against SW Essen on August 10.
WSV's offensive struggles have been evident so far, with the team scoring only five goals in five league games, a league record low shared with Oberhausen and Velbert. However, the team can take heart from their recent win against Cologne on the Rhine on April 11, a game that saw Timo Bornemann score the winning goal.
Unfortunately, WSV will be without key players Semir Saric, Subaru Nishimura, Alwin Weber, Muhammed Bejdic, and Kadi Atmaca who are injured and will be out for longer. The team will need to find a way to compensate for their absence if they are to secure the wins they need to move up the table.
As the league race heats up, every match becomes more important for WSV. The team will need to remain focused, exploit their opponents' mistakes, and work together if they are to secure the wins they need to improve their league position.
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