Penkuner SV challenges TSG Neustrelitz in the state cup!

Penkuner SV challenges TSG Neustrelitz in the state cup!

Things are going well again at the weekend, as the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania State Football Association is kicking off the competitive games after the summer break. On Saturday, August 15, 2025, there are some exciting encounters on the program, including a clash that promises to be a real highlight for the spectators. Penkuner SV Rot-Weiß will play in the state cup against upper division team TSG Neustrelitz at 2 p.m. Penkun entered the race as a clear outsider.

TSG Neustrelitz, which has already suffered a number of setbacks this season - most recently two defeats against SV Siedenbollentin and Dynamo Schwerin - does not want to miss its place in the next round. Coach Kevin Franke also has clear plans: “We want to stand up to the opponent,” he says, fighting on the Penkuner bench. There are only minor personnel shortages in the squad - Lukas Rodenhagen, Tom Ehrke and Patryk Lukaszewicz are out, the rest are fit.

More exciting encounters

But it's not just Penkun that has an interesting game on the program. At the same time, SpVgg Torgelow-Ueckermünde will be playing against Güstrower SC 09 in the Gießerei Arena at 2 p.m. Güstrow achieved a solid tenth place in the association league last year and will do everything in its power to shine again this season. Coach Tom Röhl from SpVgg is optimistic and expects a big crowd.

Especially in such an environment, every player can have a decisive influence. Motor Eggesin also has a lot planned for Saturday at 3 p.m. The match against Laager SV 03 is also in focus. On Sunday, SV Rollwitz will challenge SV Blau-Weiß Jarmen at 2 p.m. A game that promises a lot of excitement!

Meanwhile, Pasewalker FV is using a bye for a friendly against TSV Friedland. This training could prove to be a smart preparation so that you can fully attack again in the next competitive game.

Sport and business in view

While the action is raging on the football pitches, there are also exciting developments in the economy. Medtronic, a medical technology company, is struggling, including due to disruptions caused by the pandemic. However, the company's numbers show signs of improvement in the diabetes helper space, which is of great importance to many people, especially given the growing demand in the global market.

Particularly noteworthy is the MiniMed 780G insulin pump, which is considered the leader among automated insulin delivery systems. With sales of $647 million in the diabetes sector, the company shows that a good trend can be seen here. Medtronic has also attracted attention in the past with stable dividends of 3.13% for investors looking for a secure income.

While the fans in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania stream into the stadiums full of enthusiasm at the weekend, a look at medical technology shows that there is movement at play here too. Sport and business are two areas that have a lot in common - change, competition and the search for the best solution. So we can be curious to see how everything will develop both on the pitch and in the offices.