Kittel netted his second goal of the season and has now scored two in his last four games. The attacker has been involved in four goals in his last five games
Kwarteng registered his tenth goal of the season for Magdeburg. Only Christian Beck previously managed to net double figures for the club in the second division.
Tatsuya Ito has scored all five of his second-tier goals this season as a substitute.
Magdeburg's only other 3-0 home win this season came against Hansa Rostock.
Reis has scored nine goals this season, six of them after the winter break.

Teams

Magdeburg: Reimann - Bockhorn, Lawrence, Heber, Bell Bell - Gnaka (Bittroff 90'+1), Elfadli - Conde - Kwarteng (Ceka 46'), El Hankouri (Ito 71'), Atik (c) (Brünker 81')
Unused subs: Boss, Dzogovic, Sechelmann, Cacutalua, Ullmann
Out: Castaignos (knee), Franzke (muscular), Halbouni (cruciate ligament), Kath (Achilles tendon), Krempicki (meniscus), Müller (ankle), Piccini (hand), Rieckmann (meniscus), Schuler (back)
Coach: Christian Titz

Hamburg: Heuer Fernandes – Heyer, David (Benes 76'), Schonlau (c), Muheim – Kittel, Krahn (Suhonen 76'), Reis – Jatta, Glatzel, Dompe (Königsdörffer 76')
Unused subs: Raab, Montero, Zumberi, Kisilowski, Bibija, Heil
Out: Meffert (suspended), Nemeth (ankle), Vuskovic (suspended)
Coach: Tim Walter

Matchday 30 roundup

Holstein Kiel 0-3 Darmstadt
Goals: 0-1 Müller (6'), 0-2 Lorenz o.g. (22'), 0-3 Tietz (52')

Knowing victory would move them to within three points of rubber-stamping promotion to the top-tier - and eight from sealing the second division title - Darmstadt travelled to Kiel with Bundesliga football firmly within their sights. And they quickly raced into the lead as Jannick Müller headed his team in front with just six minutes on the clock. By the time Simon Lorenz scored at the wrong end of the pitch midway through the first half, Darmstadt were cruising towards a 19th league victory of the season. Phillip Tietz’s third made sure of just that, leaving Darmstadt on the brink of securing top-flight football next season.

Fortuna Düsseldorf 3-2 Karlsruhe
Goals: 0-1 Kaufmann (28'), 1-1 Peterson (33'), 1-2 Heise (66'), 2-2 Zimmermann (72'), 3-2 de Wijs (90'+3)

Düsseldorf found themselves trailing inside the first half hour, Mikkel Kaufmann providing the goal to put another dent in the home team's outside promotion bid. But Kristoffer Peterson soon smoothed it out, drawing the hosts level within five minutes of going behind. The two sides quickly exchanged goals in the second period, too, with Philip Heise putting the away team in front before Matthias Zimmermann’s swift leveller. Jordy de Wijs grabbed a dramatic winner at the death, to keep his team's faint top-three hopes alive.

Watch: Fortuna's last-gasp win against Karlsruher

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Magdeburg hurt Hamburg hopes