First team 31.10.2026 - 00:38 Uhr
Bundesliga 2026/2027
8. Spieltag
1:0 F. Keidel (7.)
2:0 F. Onyeka (26.)
3:0 M. Krattenmacher (46.)
4:0 C. Campbell (90.)
4:1 B. Hollerbach (92.)
Anstoss:
30.10.2026 | 20:30 Uhr
Stadion:
URSAPHARM-Arena an der Kaiserlinde
Aufstellung
SV Elversberg
Aufstellung:
Nicolas Kristof (20), Maurice Maximlian Krattenmacher (7), Łukasz Poręba (8), Lukas Finn Pinckert (19), Lasse Günther (21), Lukas Emanuel Petkov (25), Luca Noah Sirch (26), Maximilian Rohr (31), Francis-Ikechukwu Onyeka (40), David Ngabi Mokwa Ntusu (42), Felix Keidel (43)
Einwechslungen:
68 N. Mickelson für L. Günther, 77 F. Schmahl für F. Onyeka, 77 C. Campbell für M. Krattenmacher, 88 L. Schnellbacher für D. Mokwa, 88 R. Adam für L. Petkov
Ersatzbank:
Look Saa Nicholas Kengkhetid Mickelson (2), Florian Yves Le Joncour (3), Amara Condé (6), Noel Futkeu (9), Raif Adam (15), Julius Frederik Schmahl (17), Luca Pascal Schnellbacher (24), Tim Boss (28), William Cole Campbell (39)
Trainer:
Vincent Wagner
1. FSV Mainz 05
Aufstellung:
Robin Zentner (27), Phillipp Mwene (2), Stefan Posch (4), Kaishu Sano (6), Paul Nebel (8), Phillip Tietz (9), Nadiem Amiri (10), Anthony Caci (19), Danny Vieira da Costa (21), Sheraldo Rudi Salomo Willem Becker (23), Kacper Potulski (48)
Einwechslungen:
63 B. Hollerbach für N. Amiri, 63 R. Königsdörffer für P. Tietz, 63 S. Widmer für P. Mwene, 63 L. Maloney für P. Nebel, 87 E. Martel für K. Sano
Ersatzbank:
Alexander Schwolow (1), Fabio Gruber (3), Eric Martel (5), Jae-Sung Lee (7), Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer (11), Lennard Patrick Maloney (15), Stefan Bell (16), Benedict Hollerbach (17), Silvan Dominic Widmer (30)
Trainer:
Urs Fischer

- SV Elversberg
- Nicolas Kristof
- Maurice Maximlian Krattenmacher
- Łukasz Poręba
- Lukas Finn Pinckert
- Lasse Günther
- Lukas Emanuel Petkov
- Luca Noah Sirch
- Maximilian Rohr
- Francis-Ikechukwu Onyeka
- David Ngabi Mokwa Ntusu
- Felix Keidel
- Look Saa Nicholas Kengkhetid Mickelson
- Florian Yves Le Joncour
- Amara Condé
- Noel Futkeu
- Raif Adam
- Julius Frederik Schmahl
- Luca Pascal Schnellbacher
- Tim Boss
- William Cole Campbell
- 1. FSV Mainz 05
- Robin Zentner
- Phillipp Mwene
- Stefan Posch
- Kaishu Sano
- Paul Nebel
- Phillip Tietz
- Nadiem Amiri
- Anthony Caci
- Danny Vieira da Costa
- Sheraldo Rudi Salomo Willem Becker
- Kacper Potulski
- Alexander Schwolow
- Fabio Gruber
- Eric Martel
- Jae-Sung Lee
- Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer
- Lennard Patrick Maloney
- Stefan Bell
- Benedict Hollerbach
- Silvan Dominic Widmer
Mainz Suffer Heavy Defeat at Elversberg
Mainz Pay the Price for a Poor First Half Against the Newly Promoted Side and Fail to Overturn the Deficit After the Break

Mainz 05 came away empty-handed for the third time in as many games this week, leaving head coach Urs Fischer and his team with plenty to reflect on. In Friday evening's 1-4 defeat (HT: 0-3) away to SV Elversberg, the 05ER once again contributed to their own downfall, particularly in the first half, when they allowed the newly promoted side far too many easy, unchallenged shots on goal. Mainz found themselves chasing the game from early on after Felix Keidel opened the scoring with a free-kick in the sixth minute. Francis Onyeka and Maurice Krattenmacher added two more before the break. The 05ER looked more focused after the restart, but rarely gave the impression that they could mount a comeback. To make matters worse, Ransford Königsdörffer had a goal ruled out for the narrowest of offside decisions shortly after the hour mark. Cole Campbell then made it 4-0 for Elversberg in the closing stages, before Benedict Hollerbach grabbed a stoppage-time consolation for Mainz. To compound a miserable evening, Stefan Posch was sent off after receiving a second yellow card.
Mainz, who remain on ten points after eight matches, return to action next Saturday (3:30 PM CET) when they host Bayern Munich at the MEWA ARENA. The final international break of the year will follow.















































