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FSV Kuhlungsborn
07-04 20:00
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FSV Kuhlungsborn 0–12 Hansa Rostock
International Club Friendly – July 4, 2026

Hansa Rostock delivered a staggering 12–0 demolition of lowly FSV Kuhlungsborn in a one-sided friendly at the Kuhlungsborn Sportplatz. The match, played on a warm July evening, showcased the gulf in class between the third-tier professional side and the regional amateur outfit.

Rostock’s attacking firepower was on full display from the opening whistle. Striker John Verhoek netted a first-half hat-trick within 20 minutes, while winger Nico Neidhart added a brace to make it 5–0 by halftime. The visitors never relented after the break, with further goals from midfielder Bentley Baxter Bahn and a stunning free-kick from defender Damian Roßbach.

The final tally included contributions from seven different goalscorers, with Verhoek finishing with four goals and substitute Pascal Breier notching a second-half hat-trick. Rostock goalkeeper Markus Kolke had a quiet evening, barely tested as his side dominated every phase of the game.

For FSV Kuhlungsborn, the match served as a harsh reality check ahead of their upcoming season in the Verbandsliga Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Despite the lopsided scoreline, their players demonstrated resilience by continuing to press and attempt forward passes until the final whistle.

The result underlines Hansa Rostock’s ambitions as they prepare for a challenging 3. Liga campaign. Manager Alois Schwartz will be pleased with the sharpness shown by his squad, though he will know tougher tests lie ahead.