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The Wuppertaler SV (WSV) delivered a strong performance in their recent derby against SSVg. Velbert, securing a 3:0 victory on August 1, 2025. Despite several key absences due to injuries and suspensions, the team showed resilience and tactical prowess, thanks to good decisions by coach Sebastian Tyrala and solid defensive organization [1][2].
Improvements in team play and discipline were evident, with the WSV demonstrating effective passing and reduced risks. The yellow-card-threatened striker Jeff-Denis Fehr was substituted at halftime, leading to the winning goal by Fritz Kleiner [1]. Young players like Imad Sekaki and Henry Mertsch are gaining valuable match experience, indicating a focus on integrating youth into the squad [1].
Unfortunately, injuries affected several players, including Subaru Nishimura, Muhammed Bejdic, Kadi Atmaca, Semir Saric, Dominic Duncan, and Lennard Wagemann [2]. Alessio Arambasic was suspended due to a red card and was unavailable for the derby [2]. However, there is hope that the injury to Levin Müller will not be severe, suggesting some concern about squad availability in upcoming matches [1].
The fan support was notably strong and appreciated, with choreographies and vocal backing starting early in the game [2]. Fan engagement has grown since April 2025, playing a crucial role in pushing the team out of past relegation threats [3]. The club aims to improve issues related to crowd control and catering for the next home game.
The upcoming derby against SSVg. Velbert on August 1, 19:30, will test the squad’s ability to maintain performance levels despite ongoing absences and fitness concerns [1][4]. The team seems to be more agile and flexible in attack, with alternatives available [5]. Two players, Daiki Kamo and Toshiaki Miyamoto, should be available for selection starting next week [6].
Coach Tyrala believes the red card incident could have been handled better, and ending up a man down so early in the game is not ideal [7]. The attendance at the Hubertusallee was higher than expected, with 4,449 fans present [8]. The club aims to address these issues and provide a better experience for fans in the future.
An interior defender is set to be signed by the WSV to bolster the squad's defence [9]. The commitment from the team was there, and the attitude and body language were good, according to sports director Gaetano Manno [10]. Despite the ongoing protest, the Niederbergischer stadium will host the derby [11].
The derby against SSVg. Velbert is significant as both teams are fighting against relegation. The WSV, who were expected to start with a clear defeat against a championship favorite, managed to secure a point until the end [12]. The team's careful management of the lineup and continued integration of young talent will be key going forward [1][2][3].
During the derby against SSVg. Velbert on August 1, 2025, the Wuppertaler SV (WSV) showcased impressive sports-analysis and adaptability despite multiple injuries and suspensions, resulting in a convincing 3:0 victory. Exhibiting effective passing, a focus on squad integration, and demonstrating strategic flexibility, the WSV is readying itself for upcoming challenges in the sports-football landscape.
