FC Mariensiel: Going into the winter break with 13 wins! This is how it goes!

FC Mariensiel: Going into the winter break with 13 wins! This is how it goes!

FC Mariensiel mastered the first half of the season with flying colors. On November 15, 2025, the club goes into its well-deserved winter break with a sensational 13 wins from 13 games. The most recent success was a hard-fought 1-0 win against FSV Jever II, in which Kalman-Robert Ilyes scored the decisive goal in stoppage time in the first half. Jever previously had a chance to take the lead when Nayil Nalbant's goal was disallowed for offside. Overall, the team under coach Mohamad Atoui shows that they stick together and do a really good job.

But the winter break is not just an opportunity for FC Mariensiel to enjoy a well-deserved break. It also presents exciting challenges. ESV Nordenham drew attention on the same day with a 2-1 win against SV Gödens. Luca-Frank Kochenel and Yannik Rebehn scored the goals, while Kevin Weber scored the consolation goal for Gödens. However, both teams had to deal with a yellow-red card each. Wilhelmshaven continued its success and also defeated TuS Obenstrohe II 2-1. Despite the defeat, Obenstrohe II shows a positive attitude towards the winter break.

An exciting race

The table offers an exciting picture, as the teams are close together and promise exciting duels in the second half of the season. After the win, Wilhelmshaven remains in second place in the table and still has ambitions to attack the top. “The second half of the season will certainly be exciting,” says an insider, “as the team strengths are very balanced and every point can be decisive.”

The players and coaches are now required not to rest on their laurels. After such a perfect first half of the season, the expectations of the fans and their own standards should be high. How FC Mariensiel performs in the second half of the season and whether it can defend its top position remains to be seen. The anticipation for the continuation of the season next year is already noticeable.

In recent years, football in the region has been characterized by ever new challenges and changes. Some processes in sport have also evolved technically. One can imagine how modern technologies such as the Flow Control Protocol (FC) could support sporting operations, although this usually remains in the background in football practice. It remains to be hoped that all teams start the second half of the season well prepared in order to guarantee an exciting and fair year of competition.

This means that FC Mariensiel is not only champion of the hearts, but also of the table. However, the outcome of the second half of the season could change everything. The fans can be excited!