Altentreptow fights for survival: home game showdown against Pentz!

Altentreptow fights for survival: home game showdown against Pentz!

The football scene in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania invites you to exciting encounters next weekend. On Saturday, December 6, 2025, there are some crucial games on the program that have great importance not only for the teams but also for the fans.

For the FSV 90 Altentreptow The last home game of the first half of the season in the state football class III is coming up. At 2 p.m. the people of Altentreptow receive the Pentz tractor. After the last 0-3 defeat against Nossentin, coach Stefan Gottschalk's team is challenged. “A win against Pentz would be an important step towards ending the first half of the season on a positive note,” said Gottschalk. The FSV has the chance to retain important chances of promotion through a three-pointer and another possible win in the catch-up game on December 14th against SV Rogeez. The Pentz tractor, on the other hand, is only one point behind Altentreptow and will do everything in its power to overtake the opponent.

The current situation of the teams

The situation in the FSV 90 Altentreptow team is largely stable. With the exception of Henrik Mewes, all players are available to coach Gottschalk. That sounds promising, but the Altentreptowers have only won one win in the last five games and have been without success in three games. The defense is solid with only six goals conceded this season, but the offense urgently needs to pick up speed.

In contrast, the Laager SV 03 as one of the most dynamic teams in the league. With 22 goals scored, they have the best offense in State Class III and average over three goals per game. Even though they recently lost against SV Rogeez, their performances so far show that they are a serious opponent for anyone. The record of four wins, two draws and one defeat speaks for itself.

Fight for important points

He plays on the same day SV Jahn Neuenkirchen against SV Gützkow, which is also the last appearance of the Jahn team this year. The team recently achieved a spectacular 5:4 victory in the close derby against SV Burg Stargard. However, SV Burg Stargard will also be fighting for important points at Penkuner SV on Saturday after not having a point on the away side.

Coach Dirk Siemann from SV Burg Stargard expects a game on equal terms and is aiming for a point. “A successful end to the first half of the season would be important,” he says, while the Penkuners also have to put everything on the table after their last defeat against HFC Greifswald after four wins in a row to stop the trend.

Spectators can look forward to exciting games at the end of the year. All teams have a fighting spirit and it depends on who keeps their nerve. Fans can look forward to exciting football on Saturday!