Mainz 05 faces Holstein Kiel at Bruchweg Stadium on Saturday
Mainz 05 will meet 2. Bundesliga side Holstein Kiel this Saturday at 15:00 in a test match. The game serves as the final warm‑up before the training camp and will be played in the red home kit. Fans can watch the match live at Bruchweg Stadium or follow the free YouTube livestream.
What history links the two clubs?
The clubs last met in the 2024/25 Bundesliga season, with Mainz 05 winning 3‑0 in Kiel and drawing 1‑1 at the Mewa Arena. Goalkeeper Robin Zentner was loaned from Mainz to Kiel between 2015 and 2017, while Jae‑sung Lee earned his senior Germany debut with the "Störche". Additionally, Marcus Müller moved from Mainz 05's U23 side via Osnabrück to Kiel. These ties add extra intrigue to the friendly.
Which players are available for coach Urs Fischer?
Most regulars are fit. Long‑term injuries keep Benedict Hollerbach out, but newcomer Otto Ruoppi returns after his stint in Finland. Nadiem Amiri, Jae‑sung Lee and Kaishu Sano will start training on July 28, while Philipp Mwene joins on July 30. Captain Silvan Widmer is back on August 6. Defender prospect Kacper Potulski is battling a mild infection but has already trained individually.
What is Mainz 05's current form?
Mainz 05 finished the 2025 season in 10th place in the Bundesliga with 40 points (10 wins, 10 draws, 14 losses) and a goal record of 44 scored and 53 conceded. The team sits 49 points behind Bayern Munich and is on a two‑game winning streak, most recently beating 1. FC Heidenheim 2‑0 on May 16 2026. The last five matches read WWLLW, while the recent form (WLWLD) suggests a steady, if not spectacular, campaign.
Why does the test match matter for the upcoming season?
Coach Tim Walter can use the game to evaluate new attacking options and shore up the defence after recent injuries. A positive result against a second‑division side could boost confidence ahead of the league start. At the same time, the match gives supporters a chance to see fresh faces on the pitch and enjoy stadium atmosphere before the official season kicks off.
How can fans attend?
Tickets are on sale now through the official FSV‑Mainz‑05 shop. Admission costs €12 for adults and €8 for children. Fans unable to travel can watch the free YouTube livestream, ensuring no supporter misses the action, whether at Bruchweg Stadium or from home.
