SSV Jeddeloh 0–2 VfB Lübeck
International Club Friendly | 4 July 2026, 20:00 CEST

VfB Lübeck opened their pre‑season preparations with a composed 2‑0 victory over SSV Jeddeloh at the 53acht Arena. The Regionalliga side from Schleswig‑Holstein controlled large spells of the contest, showcasing sharp finishing and defensive solidity against a lower‑division opponent.

Match Overview

Lübeck took the initiative from the opening whistle, pressing high and forcing Jeddeloh into early errors. The visitors’ midfield, led by captain Morten Rüdiger, dictated the tempo and created several clear‑cut chances before half‑time. Jeddeloh, despite a disciplined defensive shape, struggled to break out of their own half and rarely tested the Lübeck goalkeeper.

Key Moments

• 23rd minute – Lübeck broke the deadlock when a well‑worked corner found centre‑back Luca Menke unmarked at the far post. His header was precise and powerful, nestling into the bottom corner.
• 41st minute – A quick counter‑attack doubled the lead. Winger Jonas Hildebrandt sprinted onto a through‑ball, cut inside, and slotted low past the keeper at his near post.
• Second half – Lübeck made multiple substitutions, slowing the intensity, but Jeddeloh could not capitalise. The home side’s best chance came in the 67th minute when a long‑range strike was tipped over the bar.

Standout Players

• Morten Rüdiger (VfB Lübeck) – The midfield anchor completed over 90% of his passes and won six duels, ensuring Lübeck retained control even after half‑time changes.
• Jonas Hildebrandt (VfB Lübeck) – A constant threat on the left wing, his goal and assist underlined his match‑sharpness in early pre‑season.
• Luca Menke (VfB Lübeck) – The defender not only scored but also marshalled a defence that kept a clean sheet against occasional Jeddeloh pressure.

Conclusion

While a friendly result carries limited weight, VfB Lübeck’s performance suggests a squad already building chemistry ahead of the 2026‑27 Regionalliga season. For SSV Jeddeloh, the match offered valuable minutes against higher‑calibre opposition, but they will need to improve their attacking transitions before competitive fixtures begin.