SV Türk Gücü Hildesheim celebrates ascent: cheers after 4-2 victory!

The SV Türk Gücü Hildesheim has secured the promotion to the district league with an impressive 4-2 victory via SSV Förste. The game took place on May 1, 2025 and is an important milestone for the club. Hysen Mamusha brought Türk Gücü in the lead in the 4th minute. Although Philipp Weiss equalized for Förste in the 14th minute, Mamusha was able to meet Türk Gücü shortly afterwards (33rd minute). Marcel Scholz sank a penalty to 2: 2 (34th minute), but Ulrich Thackounte Leukeu (76th minute) and Atas, who achieved the final score in the final phase, secured victory for the Hildesheimers. A total of 150 spectators followed the tense duel.

In the further course of the match day there were numerous other games in the district league. The SSV Elze was able to prevail 3-2 in a narrow match against Spvgg. Hüdd. Elze led through a goal by Baboucarr Sarr (39th minute) and expanded the lead immediately after the break (46th minute). However, two more goals from Till David (66th minute) and a catch-up from Hümax players Erik Wolligand (69th minute) and Jakob Bruns (79th minute) could no longer throw the Elzer off the track.

more results in the district league

The encounters on May 1, 2025 provided further exciting results. So the FSV Algermissen won 3-1 against SC DriSpenstedt, after Drispenstedt initially took the lead through Monir Omeirrat (26th minute). Torben Niemann (70th minute), Lian Umuhire Mugaragu (80th minute) and Blenard Bytyqi shot to victory.

In another encounter, SV BW Neuhof II separated from SV RW Ahrbergen 1-1, while TuS Hasede defeated SV Teutonia Sarsum 1-0. The encounters between the SG Schellerten/Oedelum/Ottbergen and SV Alfeld II as well as TSV Deinsen and VfV Borussia 06 Hildesheim II took place that day, with Alfeld II 3: 1 and Deinen with 4: 1.

In addition, there were other remarkable results, as the away win of Türk Gücü and Elze, each of which made an important contribution to the overall picture of the league, as Sportnews Hildesheim reported.