Solingen Forest at the top: pursuers are getting dangerously close!

Solingen Forest at the top: pursuers are getting dangerously close!

The State League, Group 1 has some exciting encounters in store this year, and on the next matchday Spvg Solingen-Wald 03, as the current league leaders, can expect a supposedly easy task. The bottom of the table, TVD Velbert, will be a guest on November 14th. It remains to be seen whether this will really be a “must-win” for Solingen, as surprises can often be the order of the day in the football world. While the gap between the leader and the pursuers is clear, places two to eight are fighting for important points only separated by three points. Fupa.net reports that FC Kosova Düsseldorf has to assert itself against the second team from VfB Hilden, while FC Remscheid will try to get back to winning ways against the weak men from SC Union Nettetal.

But before the next games come up, there is the opening game between SC Kapellen and Victoria Mennrath on Saturday, which many fans will certainly not miss. The coming match days promise a lot of excitement:

Next matchdays in the national league, group 1

• 14. Spieltag:
• 14.11.25: SC Union Nettetal – TSV Solingen
• 14.11.25: ASV Einigkeit Süchteln – VfB 03 Hilden II
• 16.11.25: VSF Amern – FC Remscheid
• 16.11.25: TVD Velbert – SC Velbert
• 16.11.25: SSV Bergisch Born – 1. FC Wülfrath
• 16.11.25: FC Kosova Düsseldorf – 1. Spvg. Solingen Wald 03
• 16.11.25: DJK Gnadental – SC Kapellen-Erft
• 16.11.25: Victoria Mennrath – DV Solingen
• 16.11.25: SG Unterrath – TuRU Düsseldorf
• 15. Spieltag:
• 28.11.25: TuRU Düsseldorf – Victoria Mennrath
• 28.11.25: VfB 03 Hilden II – SSV Bergisch Born
• 30.11.25: FC Remscheid – SG Unterrath
• 30.11.25: SC Velbert – FC Kosova Düsseldorf
• 30.11.25: TSV Solingen – 1. FC Wülfrath
• 30.11.25: SC Union Nettetal – VSF Amern
• 30.11.25: DV Solingen – DJK Gnadental
• 30.11.25: SC Kapellen-Erft – TVD Velbert
• 30.11.25: 1. Spvg. Solingen Wald 03 – ASV Einigkeit Süchteln

The city of Solingen, where the Spvg is based, is known for its traditional knife production and is located in the Düsseldorf administrative district. With an area of ​​89.54 km² and around 161,000 inhabitants, it is the second largest city in the Bergisches Land after Wuppertal. Solingen was first mentioned in 1067 and received city rights in 1374. Many may also remember the tragic arson attack in 1993, which brought the city into national headlines. Wikipedia tells about its exciting story, which is closely linked to the development of blade production, and that the name “Solingen” has been legally protected since 1994.

As the next games get closer, the focus of the fans and players remains on the upcoming match against TVD Velbert. Maybe the Solingen-Wald team will take the first step towards the championship title. Let's see if they'll have a good hand!