SpVgg Landshut welcomes Passau: key game for the league leaders!

SpVgg Landshut welcomes Passau: key game for the league leaders!

Today, November 6th, 2025, high-class sport will be offered again in the Bavarian football state league. SpVgg Landshut awaits the 1. FC Passau team and will do everything they can to score points in front of their home crowd after a forced break. Assistant coach Johannes Maier is sure that the Passauer team, who recently won against Lam and picked up points in Eggenfelden and Seebach, will pose a strong challenge. “Their individual players in particular are outstanding,” emphasizes Maier.

While SpVgg Landshut is the favorite, Passau sees itself as an outsider. Christian Wolf, the sporting director of 1. FC Passau, sees the match against the league leaders as a kind of bonus game. “It’s an opportunity to compete with the best teams in the league,” he says. In the first leg, Passau drew against Landshut, which increases the anticipation for today's game.

Game availability and expectations

Passau can field almost all players, apart from substitute goalkeeper Viktor Obika and Julian Kornreder, who are out. At SpVgg Landshut, however, it is unclear whether player coach Sebastian Maier can play. The team has big plans: “We definitely want to win,” said Maier. On the other hand, FC Dingolfing has to put in a strong performance to survive at the Isar Wald Stadium against Lam's title favorites, who are currently considered one of the best teams in the league.

The coaches also expect big challenges in the FC Dingolfing game. “Lam is strong and has a good mentality,” explains coach Thomas Seidl. However, many players from the squad are not available, which does not hinder the combative atmosphere. It means gritting your teeth and fighting for every point.

Passau as a tourist highlight

Passau doesn't just have a lot to offer in terms of sport. Anyone visiting the city should not miss the impressive triangle where the Danube, the Inn and the Ilz meet. This natural spectacle shows a mixture of different water colors: the Ilz brings black water from moor areas, the Inn flows with green water from the Swiss Alps and the Danube has a blue-brown color. The different water colors are particularly visible after the confluence.

The top of the village at the Dreiflusseck is barrier-free accessible for wheelchair users, making the visit accessible to everyone. There is also more information on the Passauer Tourismus website, which can also be useful for other excursion destinations in the region.

Whether in the stadium or at the Three Rivers Corner, Passau offers its visitors a comprehensive experience - both sporting and scenic. Today is the day for great encounters and unforgettable impressions.

Fupa reports that SpVgg Landshut wants to focus on the offensive again, while 1. FC Passau is concentrating on remaining stable defensively.

Tourism Passau emphasizes that the encounter at the Three Rivers Corner is a highlight for both sports enthusiasts and nature lovers.

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