Siedenbollentin vs Anker Wismar
SIEDENBOLLENTIN, Germany (Interstat) — Siedenbollentin and Anker Wismar will meet Friday in an Oberliga matchup that carries significant implications for both sides in the final weeks of the season.
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. local time at Siedenbollentin’s home ground.
Anker Wismar enters the contest having won three of its last four matches, including a 2-1 victory over Sparta Lichtenberg on Sunday. The win improved Anker Wismar’s record and snapped a two-game skid that saw it lose 5-3 at Tasmania Berlin and 1-0 at TSG Neustrelitz earlier in April.
Overall, Anker Wismar has posted a 6-4-4 record in its past 10 league games, with notable results including a 3-1 home win over FC Viktoria 1889 Berlin on April 11 and a 1-0 victory over Tennis Borussia Berlin on March 21. The team has been inconsistent on the road, however, with losses at Croatia Berlin (2-1) and Union Klosterfelde (3-1) in recent weeks.
Siedenbollentin, meanwhile, is coming off a dominant 5-2 away win over FC Viktoria 1889 Berlin on Saturday. That victory ended a four-match winless streak and provided a jolt of momentum. Prior to that, Siedenbollentin had drawn 1-1 with TUS Makkabi and 1-1 with Tennis Borussia Berlin, and lost 3-0 to Berliner AK 07.
Siedenbollentin’s recent form has been mixed. The team has shown offensive firepower — scoring three goals against Dynamo Schwerin in a 3-1 win on April 11 and four goals against Croatia Berlin in a 4-2 victory on March 8 — but has also struggled defensively, conceding three or more goals in two of its past six matches.
The head-to-head record clearly favors Anker Wismar. In their most recent meeting, Nov. 18, 2025, Anker Wismar defeated Siedenbollentin 3-0 at home. That result extended Anker Wismar’s recent dominance in the series.
Anker Wismar’s overall season has been solid, with wins over Tennis Borussia Berlin, Lichtenberg and TUS Makkabi offset by losses to Croatia Berlin and Dynamo Schwerin. The team sits in the upper half of the Oberliga table and is seeking to maintain its position.
Siedenbollentin, despite its sporadic scoring outbursts, has been prone to defensive lapses. The team has conceded multiple goals in five of its last nine games, and its inability to hold leads has been a recurring theme. However, the 5-2 win over FC Viktoria 1889 Berlin suggests the attack is capable of breaking through against any opponent.
According to Interstat’s game simulator, the projected final score is a 2-2 draw.
Neither team has reported any significant injuries or suspensions ahead of Friday’s match. Both sides are expected to field their strongest available lineups.
The match will be the second of two meetings between the clubs this season. With only a handful of games remaining in the campaign, every point matters for both Siedenbollentin and Anker Wismar as they jockey for position in the Oberliga standings.