KSC suffers defeat in the test match against Ferencváros Budapest - Ferencvaros Budapest clinches victory over KSC in their match
In a friendly match that took place during their training camp in Austria, Football club Karlsruher SC faced off against Ferencvaros Budapest on July 15, 2025. The game, part of Karlsruher's training activities, saw the Hungarian team emerge victorious with a score of 1-2.
The match began with Ferencvaros asserting their dominance, scoring their first goal through Naby Keita in the 23rd minute. Karlsruher SC managed to hold on until the second half, where they were dealt another blow with Edgar Sevikyan scoring for Ferencvaros in the 81st minute. However, the German team showed resilience and responded immediately, with Louey Ben Farhat scoring for Karlsruher SC in the 47th minute.
Despite the defeat, Coach Christian Eichner fielded a starting lineup that could potentially play in the second division season opener, including new signings Hans Christian Bernat (goalkeeper), Andreas Müller (midfield), and Roko Simic (forward).
The friendly match against Bundesliga side FC St. Pauli is scheduled for the team's sixth preparation match on Sunday at 16:00 CET. The location for this match is yet to be specified, but it is known to be in Austria.
Karlsruher SC's recent form has been impressive, with 5 wins, 3 draws, and 2 losses in their last matches. Ferencvaros, on the other hand, boasts an impressive record of 8 wins, 2 draws, and 0 losses in their last matches. The average goals per match for Ferencvaros stand at about 2.6, while Karlsruher averages 1.9.
As of the latest updates, no actual results from the match against FC St. Pauli have been provided. Sports websites like Azscore will provide live scores and post-match analysis for the final outcome.
The team will remain in the training camp in Neukirchen am Großvenediger until Monday, continuing their preparations for the second division season opener against Preußen Münster at the Wildpark Stadium on August 2nd at 13:00 CET.
The Community policy of Football club Karlsruher SC includes vocational training programs for their youth team players, aiming to instill a strong work ethic and versatility across various positions, as demonstrated by Louey Ben Farhat's goal against Ferencvaros Budapest during their training camp. Despite their loss in the European leagues, the team maintains high hopes for the upcoming season, especially with the addition of new signings like Roko Simic, who will likely bring a competitive edge to the football pitch, especially in the forward position.
