LET'S GET IT ON 💘
- Ollie Pettis
- 24. Okt.
- 8 Min. Lesezeit
Find pictures of matchday 4 here
Hello hello everyone :)
The happiest of Friday's to you all...may the weekend bring you everything you desire and require 😀
Ollie here from Startup League filling in while Linus Aka - Mr.Peanut is away on his holiday, sipping away on some coconuts dreaming of all the Startup League Semis (including this seasons) that he has very fond memories of...
So, expect a fair amount of the same from this here newsletter but with a little Old Skool flavour as this was a job that I did for many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many years 🥲
Enjoy the weekend ahead 🤝
Here's what we have for you this week...are you ready for it? 👇
> MATCHDAY 4 REPORTS - SEE YOUR NAME AND BE HAPPY FOR SEEING IT 🙂
> THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA - BIERGDREIN 🍹
MATCHDAY 4 REPORTS - SEE YOUR NAME AND BE HAPPY FOR SEEING IT 🙂
🟣 Division 1 🟣
Grover Vs trawa
📍 Pitch 2 | Referee: Kush | Kick-off: 19:45
trawa stunned defending champions Grover with a statement 12 – 7 victory, delivering one of the most explosive attacking performances of the Autumn Season so far.
Grover, known for their quick transitions and clinical edge, were met with unrelenting pressure from trawa’s high-tempo attack. Basri Öz (#9) fought hard to keep Grover in the game with a hat-trick, while Chety Schweinsteiger (#7) added another three goals of his own and David Fontein (#23) rounded off the scoring late. Despite the tally, Grover struggled to contain the wave of trawa counter-attacks.
For trawa, it was an all-out offensive showcase. Alexander Brunner (#5) led from the front with four goals, combining perfectly with Jonas Gleissner and Julio Koelle, who each struck multiple times to complete the upset. Their energy, pressing, and relentless movement overwhelmed Grover’s defensive structure throughout the match.
⭐ MVP: Alexander Brunner (#5) – a captain’s performance full of leadership, precision, and ruthless finishing, steering trawa to a defining win.
A huge result that tightens the Division 1 title race — and a reminder that on their day, trawa can beat anyone.
HelloFresh Vs Andercore
📍 Pitch 1 | Referee: Ali | Kick-off: 19:45
HelloFresh continued their strong run of form with a composed 4 – 2 win over Andercore, climbing level on points at the top of Division 1.
It was the Felipe Nierhoff (#93) show once again — a clinical hat-trick capped off by an instinctive finish late in the game. His sharp positioning and calmness in front of goal gave HelloFresh a cutting edge every time they moved forward. Emiliano Baublys (#74) added the fourth with a well-placed strike after a slick passing move, sealing an important three points for the black-and-white side.
Andercore, led as always by Paul Henrion (#8), battled hard and refused to fade. Henrion’s two goals kept them in contention throughout, continuing his remarkable scoring streak this season. Yet HelloFresh’s defensive discipline and composure under pressure made the difference on the night.
⭐ MVP: Felipe Nierhoff (#93) – a decisive hat-trick and non-stop work rate, carrying HelloFresh to victory.
HelloFresh stay firmly in the title conversation, while Andercore’s search for consistency continues heading into Matchday 5.
Convex Energy Vs Solaris
📍 Pitch 1 | Referee: Ali | Kick-off: 20:30
Solaris produced a sensational attacking display to earn a 10 – 6 victory over Convex Energy, marking their first statement win of the Autumn Season.
After a slow start to the campaign, Solaris finally clicked — and it was Robin Rau (#69) who led the charge with an outstanding four-goal performance, combining power and precision.
Gabriel Asanga (#17) was equally electric, netting a hat-trick and proving unstoppable on the break. Wonder Bettin (#40), Juan Cardenas (#20), and Vinicius Mendes (#1) each added to the tally in a game where everything seemed to fall into place for the orange side.
Convex Energy fought bravely to stay in the contest, with Giuseppe Granara (#4) and Alessio Avell (#15) both scoring twice, supported by goals from Niklas Henckell (#27) and Felix Bangerter (#18). Their attack remained dangerous throughout, but defensive lapses proved costly against Solaris’ relentless pace.
⭐ MVP: Robin Rau (#69) – four goals, relentless energy, and leadership that inspired Solaris to their best performance of the season.
A massive confidence boost for Solaris and a reminder that, when firing, they can challenge anyone in Division 1.
🟣 Division 2 🟣
N26 Vs CODE
📍 Pitch 1 | Referee: Ali | Kick-off: 18:45
N26 turned on the style in a confident 8 – 4 win over CODE, putting together one of their most complete attacking performances of the season.
It was a team display full of rhythm and confidence. Felipe Loges (#15) set the tone early with a quick brace, while Luca Gattolla (#45) and Gemain Cole (#24) both netted twice, combining perfectly in transition. Bledi Hasa (#86) and Francesco Torriani (#23) each added one, rounding out a balanced performance that showcased N26’s depth across the pitch.
CODE showed flashes of quality, led by Hannes Pfau (#39) and Ahmed Sohail (#8), who each scored twice and kept the game competitive well into the second half. But N26’s efficiency in front of goal and superior link-up play proved too much to handle as the match wore on.
⭐ MVP: Gemain Cole (#24) – electric on the ball, decisive in front of goal, and a driving force behind N26’s attacking flow.
With this win, N26 move back into the Division 2 mix — a strong response that puts them right back in the hunt.
Riverty Vs Amboss
📍 Pitch 3 | Referee: Wlad | Kick-off: 19:45
Amboss claimed a crucial 6 – 4 victory over Riverty in a fast-paced Division 2 matchup that showcased attacking football from both sides.
Amboss set the tone early through Fred Simmons (#10), who netted a composed brace within the opening minutes and later completed his hat-trick with a late strike to seal the win. Michel Morcos (#14) added two goals of his own, continuing his run of strong performances, while Kingsley Ugochukwu (#26) chipped in with a powerful finish to make it six.
Riverty fought back with determination, driven once again by Matyas Fekete (#8), who scored twice and worked tirelessly to pull his team back into contention. Despite a spirited late push, Riverty couldn’t find the extra breakthrough as Amboss’s attacking trio held firm.
⭐ MVP: Fred Simmons (#10) – a hat-trick hero whose composure and timing made the difference in a high-intensity clash.
A strong, confident showing from Amboss, who continue to climb the Division 2 table with their mix of experience and attacking chemistry.
Uberall Vs LiveEO
📍 Pitch 2 | Referee: Kush | Kick-off: 20:30
Uberall put together a commanding performance to defeat LiveEO 5 – 2, bouncing back with confidence and control after a tough previous outing.
It was Yemi Orelope (#14) who set the tone early, opening the scoring with a cool finish that lifted Uberall’s energy and composure. From there, the home side dictated play — crisp passing, compact defending, and efficient transitions kept LiveEO on the back foot throughout.
LiveEO fought hard, with Gabriel Surges (#16) continuing his fine scoring form and Lazuardy Sulaeman (#40) adding a well-taken second. But despite their efforts, they couldn’t match Uberall’s tempo or precision in the final third as the game wore on.
⭐ MVP: Yemi Orelope (#14) – led the line with pace and determination, setting the tone for a strong team display.
A deserved win for Uberall, whose organization and attacking sharpness earned them valuable points in the Division 2 standings.
🟣 Division 3 🟣
GetYourGuide Bomba 💣 Vs PAIR Finance
📍 Pitch 2 | Referee: Kush | Kick-off: 18:45
GetYourGuide Bomba 💣 delivered a fireworks display on Pitch 5, storming to an 11 – 5 victory over PAIR Finance in one of the highest-scoring games of Matchday 4.
Bomba came out flying — relentless in attack and ruthless in front of goal. Their passing and movement created overloads all over the pitch, as they dismantled PAIR’s defense with sharp combinations and confident finishes. It was a vintage Bomba performance: high tempo, full commitment, and pure entertainment.
PAIR Finance put up a spirited fight, with Aleksandr Vybornyi (#8) opening the scoring and Melih Görgülü (#15) adding a composed strike. Lorenz Kuroczik (#18) netted twice in quick succession, while Ángel Moraleda (#7) rounded off the scoring with a precise finish. Despite the offensive flashes, PAIR couldn’t contain Bomba’s attacking rhythm.
⭐ MVP: GetYourGuide Bomba’s forward line – an unstoppable unit that shared goals and assists in a dominant attacking performance.
A statement win that keeps Bomba 💣 right in the promotion race — and a reminder why they’re among Division 2’s most dangerous sides.
HoloLegends FC Vs SumUp
📍 Pitch 4 | Referee: Tarik | Kick-off: 19:45
SumUp edged out HoloLegends FC in a thrilling 9 – 7 victory, a match packed with goals, momentum swings, and end-to-end football that kept the crowd on their feet.
For HoloLegends, Ruben Müller-Enz (#99) was unstoppable, netting a superb hat-trick and leading by example with his movement and finishing. Finn Richter (#98) added three more, showing excellent link-up play and quick feet inside the box. Despite their attacking brilliance, defensive gaps proved costly against SumUp’s relentless front line.
SumUp delivered one of their most complete offensive performances of the season. Giovani Mucio (#9) and Hesam Fatemipour (#28) both struck twice, combining beautifully in the final third. Baris Yüksel (#24) added two crucial goals of his own, while Rosario Roccasalva (#7) and Erik Schünemann (#6) each found the net to round out an all-action team effort.
⭐ MVP: Baris Yüksel (#24) – two goals, constant pressing, and a tireless presence that drove SumUp’s attack forward all game long.
A classic Startup League shootout — full of pace, drama, and goals. Both sides impressed, but SumUp’s efficiency in key moments made the difference.
🟣 Division 4 🟣
Wooga Vs Kayak
📍 Pitch 3 | Referee: Wlad | Kick-off: 18:45
Fans on Pitch 6 witnessed an absolute spectacle as Wooga and Kayak battled to a wild 9 – 9 draw, one of the most dramatic matches of the Autumn Season so far.
Wooga’s attack fired on all cylinders, sharing goals across nearly the entire squad. Cosmin Dobra (#2) and Nithin Ramesh (#3) each struck twice, while Ricardo Marques (#7), Jay Sampat (#19), Renjit Mathew (#17), Ferry Noordermeer (#8), and Gavrilo Milesevic (#9) all added their names to the scoresheet. Their chemistry and relentless pressure in attack kept Kayak’s defense under siege from start to finish.
Kayak, though, refused to back down. Glenn (#9) bagged a quick brace to keep them in touch early, while Giedrius Liutkus (#11) produced a hat-trick with precise finishes from distance. Artem Kryvenko (#13) and Leonardo Farage Freitas (#3) each added goals in the second half, ensuring the match ended level after a flurry of late drama.
⭐ MVP: Giedrius Liutkus (#11) – a clinical hat-trick and tireless work rate that inspired Kayak’s comeback.
A breathtaking contest where both sides went all in — pure chaos, pure entertainment, and the perfect showcase of Division 3 football at its best.
THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA - BIERGDREIN 🍹
Some of you Startup League Veterans, may remember our 1st bar at Playground Berlin - Bierghain 🍻
We then had Bierzwein and Sisybus for the following seasons...
Well now 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁
We have Biergdrein! Wow-wow-wee-wow, oder!? 🥳
Our brand new, state of the art, indoor drinking and entertainment area ready for your every need to stay warm, post match 😘
We may even host Pop Quizzes in between matches in there...who knows!? The bar is our oyster 🦪
So...next week, why not come and join us in there for some wonderfully crafted ambience catered to your every need?
See you there in Biergdrein 🤝
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