- The Judicial Court consistently maintains that the Commission's lack of action does not constitute a valid basis for imposing a penalty.
The ongoing downfall in sports performance for Darmstadt 98 continues unexpressed. The Lilies endured a 0:4 (0:2) loss against Elversberg in their fourth encounter of the season in the 2. Bundesliga. The encounter was marred by the injury of Elversberg's Florian Le Joncour. The defender stumbled awkwardly on his arm following a header clash, inflicting severe damage and necessitating on-field treatment for several minutes. Rumors hint at the application of an anesthetic on the field due to the intensity of his agony.
Covering sheets were deployed to conceal Le Joncour as medical personnel and staff tended to him. He was removed from the field on a stretcher to the appreciation of the crowd and transported away in an ambulance. The match was halted for over 20 minutes starting from the 64th minute.
At this juncture, the game was already swimming in Elversberg's favor: Luca Schnellbacher (5th minute) and Fisnik Asllani (20th/59th) had already notched up three goals for the hosts. Elversberg's Filimon Gerezgiher then scored his first goal (90th) to cement the 4:0 triumph over a disoriented opponent.
Darmstadt's defense displayed numerous loopholes while their offense remained nearly undetectable, save for Sergio Lopez's (62nd) free kick. Notably, it's been an uninterrupted series of eight matches without a victory for manager Torsten Lieberknecht's squad, who were demoted from the Bundesliga last season.
Despite the injury-induced delay, Elversberg continued their dominance against SV Darmstadt 98. The 0:4 defeat for Darmstadt 98 was their ninth loss in ten games this season, furthering their struggles under manager Torsten Lieberknecht, who led the team during their relegation from the Bundesliga last season.
