Podolski and Kickers in the derbyrausch: tension on the Marschweg!

Podolski and Kickers in the derbyrausch: tension on the Marschweg!

derby winning ambitions and local enthusiasm

The upcoming encounter between Kickers Emden and VfB Oldenburg on Friday (6.30 p.m.) in the Marschweg Stadium is not only in the sign of the point win in the regional league, but also for strengthening the fans and city's sense of community. The 20-year-old Luis Podolski is looking forward to the duel and has great expectations: "We drive to Oldenburg to get the derby victory." His anticipation reflects the passion that this encounter for the supporters of both teams brings.

Positive developments at Kickers Emden

Podolski reports on a successful introduction to his new team: "I enjoy it here, the boys took me great from day one." The team has already scored four points from two games and has secured a place in the cup semi-final. "We can be satisfied with the start of the season," the player describes the current form. This positive trend awakens hopes that the euphoria in the city can be maintained. "It is extremely important to continue to accelerate," emphasizes Podolski.

rivalry and challenge

The derby also has its challenges. VfB Oldenburg will be motivated to return against Kickers after a mixed start of the season with two away defeats and the cup. Podolski expects a heated atmosphere: "The motivation against us will be extremely large. We are prepared for that." This rivalry shows how much local football connects and mobilizes people.

a gripping cup duel in retrospect

In the most recent cup derby there was already an exciting meeting. Kickers led at halftime and then had to save himself into the extension. The goalkeeper Moritz Onken almost decided the penalty shoot -out by parrying all three attempts from VfB. These dramatic moments not only raised the competition on the field, but also the emotions of the fans to a new level.

conclusion: a derby full of hopes

The meeting in the Marschweg Stadium not only promises a sporting competition, but also an opportunity for fans to support their teams loudly. Podolski is sure that the promoted team can surprise again: "If we offer you the same fight as in the cup, we are difficult to beat." This derby symbolically stands for the lively football culture of the region and the enthusiasm that sport brings into the community.