R. Schröder


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Full-time: Greuther Fürth 3-2 Hamburg
What. A. Match. In the end, one player made all the difference, as Felix Klaus struck the first hat-trick of his professional career. With this defeat, Hamburg spectacularly missed out on the title.
Full-time
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SituationGoal
ReviewEncroachment?
DecisionNo goal
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Richter misses!
He tries to push the ball over the line at the far post, but narrowly misses the goal!
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Almost over
Added time has actually already elapsed, but due to the VAR review, it's likely to last even longer than initially planned.
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SituationPenalty
ReviewFoul?
DecisionNo penalty
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Added time
There are five minutes of additional time. Enough time for Hamburg to score two goals for the title? Doubtful.
90'
Yellow card for both
Jung and Selke clash with each other and are subsequently both cautioned.
84'
That must be the equaliser!
The newly substituted Rössing-Lelesiit suddenly finds himself completely unmarked in front of Noll and should really just have to tap the ball in from point-blank range. However, the ball bobbles a bit too much, causing the Norwegian to miss the target. Unbelievable!
83'
Seven minutes to go
If the score remains the same, the championship trophy will go to Cologne. Polzin obviously want to change that - during the recent stoppage, he gathered his team together in an attempt to inspire them.
83'
Substitution
82'
Asta down
A substitution is on the cards for Fürth, as Asta apparently cannot continue.
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Substitution
79'
Great match
xGoals
3
2.05
1.77
2
Goals
78'
Hamburg are running out of time
Cologne now lead 3-0, so the situation remains unchanged - HSV must win to secure the title.
76'
Substitution
76'
Substitution
75'
Selke hits the crossbar!
Reis plays the ball the substitute, who shoots immediately and makes the crossbar rattle with his curling effort.
73'
Hit on the head
The next free-kick for HSV, and Dompé steps up again. This time, however, his attempt hits Jung directly on the head, who briefly sinks to the ground.
72'
Double digits
That was Glatzel's tenth goal of the season. In his fifth consecutive second division campaign, the 31-year-old striker has now reached double figures (four times for HSV, once for Heidenheim).
70'
Triple substitution HSV
Polzin goes all out - what else can he do? As Cologne still lead 2-0, HSV must win to get their hands on the title. Sahiti, Richter and Selke are tasked with making it happen in the remaining 20 minutes.
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Substitution
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Substitution
70'
Substitution
66'
What's going on here?
Penalty for Hamburg! There's hardly time to take stock before something else happens. In the referee's view, Hrgota holds onto Schonlau for too long and a penalty is awarded.
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SituationPenalty
ReviewFoul?
DecisionPenalty
63'
Hat-trick! Fürth are flying
Fürth score again from a set-piece, and it's Klaus again. The ball is swung in from the right, and Itter heads it down to Klaus, who fires directly under the crossbar from 20 yards out.
Successful penalty first
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62'
Nearly another!
Futkeu leaves two Hamburg players standing and, having run into the penalty area, tries to lay it back. The Hamburg players are able to clear it for a corner in the nick of time.
60'
Seven-goal man comes on
Consbruch makes way for Green.
60'
Substitution
57'
Klaus again!
The stadium is rocking! Klaus takes the ball and stays completely cool - he fires the ball into the corner, sending Fernandes the wrong way in the process.
56'
Penalty for Fürth!
First, Futkeu blasts the ball against the crossbar from a central position, then the ball finds its way to Hrgota, who is caught by Mikelbrencis' heel in the penalty area. Schröder immediately points to the spot. After a brief review, the penalty is awarded.
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SituationPenalty
ReviewFoul?
DecisionPenalty
54'
What does the live table show?
Although HSV now have a point more (60), Cologne are still top (61 points). Hamburg must win to overtake them.
52'
Major improvement.
Dompé scored his ninth goal of the season; in the previous two seasons, he had only scored three times in each
50'
Dompé does it again!
Once again, the Frenchman demonstrates his shooting skills as The ball sails over the wall and his effort finds the bottom corner. Noll is there, but can't prevent it from going in.
49'
Another free kick
Meffert catches Itter's thigh, and once again the Hamburg players set up the ball for a free-kick.
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Baldé attempts a dribble
This has happened several times in the first half. This time, however, the speedy winger is unable to penetrate.
46'
A win is a must
With Cologne taking the lead, Hamburg are now under pressure in the race for the second division championship. The Red Shorts must win to dampen Cologne's party mood.
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We're back underway!
Fürth kick off the second half.
Kick-off!
Long time ago
© IMAGO/Sportfoto Zink / Wolfgang Zink
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Half-time: Greuther Fürth 1-0 Hamburg
HSV were the better team for most of the half, but were unlucky in front of goal. Fürth initially struggled, but defended attentively and took the lead shortly before half-time through Klaus. Currently, HSV's title celebration is in jeopardy with Cologne leading 2-0 against Kaiserslautern, also at half-time.
Half-time
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Added time
Three minutes of stoppage time will be played.
43'
Second goal of the season
That was Klaus's second goal of the season for the Cloverleaves (he also scored once for Düsseldorf in the first half of the season).
43'
Not good
With this scoreline – and the one in Cologne – Hamburg now lie two points behind the Cathedral City side.
41'
Fürth take the lead!
Quarshie delivers a long throw-in into the box, where the ball bounces past virtually everyone on the pitch. At the far post, Klaus' shot hits Muheim, who is already on the ground. The ball comes back to the midfielder, who tries again with even more power at the second attempt, and he ruthlessly smashes it under the crossbar.
38'
Another treatment break
Karabec was hit in the back of his head by the ball in midfield. He can continue playing, though, and the match is underway again.
35'
Lull in the action?
Hamburg are sitting back a bit, but they're still in almost constant possession of the ball.
32'
Easily held
Fürth finally manages to relieve some pressure and launch a rare attack. However, Futkeu's shot is too central, sending the ball straight into the arms of Fernandes.
31'
From Dompé to Baldé
This seems to be Hamburg's strategy today. This time, Baldé header goes straight to the opponent.
30'
Three good chances, no goal
xGoals
0
0.05
0.74
0
Goals
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25'
Over the bar!
After another free-kick, Fürth twice fail to clear their lines. Glatzel gets to the ball first but can't really control it, then Schonlau takes a shot from around 12 yards out which flies over the bar.
23'
Clearly on top
Possession (%)
4159
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Baldé! Another good chance!
Hamburg are finding their way into the match minute by minute. Dompé performs a few stepovers then chips the ball to the other end of the box to the lurking Baldé, who tests Noll with a low effort.
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Good free-kick position
Karabec blasts the resulting free-kick directly into the Fürth wall.
17'
First booking
John takes out Baldé with a sliding tackle on the edge of the penalty area.
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Close call!
Following a free-kick, Mikelbrencis gets a shot off from the edge of the box. His first-time effort takes a slight deflection and bobbles just past the left post. Keeper Noll would have been powerless to stop it.
15'
News from Cologne
It's not good for HSV - Cologne are leading against Kaiserslautern and thus climb into top spot for now.
12'
Too unselfish!
Fürth manage to create some space for the first time, which Hrgota exploits well with a clever pass to the unmarked Asta. However, he wants to play the ball back into the centre when a shot would probably have been the better option, albeit from a tight angle. There was more in that for the Cloverleaves!
11'
Beautiful through ball!
Glatzel is played in down the left. The low pass into the middle also looks promising, but Reis' first touch is not good - the ball bounces off his foot and trickles away harmlessly.
9'
Heating up
Glatzel rams into John from behind, and referee Schröder awards a free-kick. However, it is wasted.
7'
First attempt on goal
The ball bounces off Glatzel's back somewhat fortunately into the feet of Karabec, who turns and shoots with his left foot from the edge of the penalty area. Quarshie intervenes and blocks the ball.
5'
Dompé can continue
It appears that the league's best assist provider was hit hurt in his arm and his leg. However, he's now running again, just as the match has resumed!
4'
That hurt
Dompé, playing with blue and white hair, is knocked down with full force by Quarshie in midfield and requires brief treatment.
2'
Pushing forward
Jung receives the ball and sees Hrgota making a run in the opposition half. However, the subsequent pass is played with a bit too much power.
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Kick-off!
The final matchday is underway. Will Hamburg secure the title?
Kick-off!
Baldé starts away from home again
The 19-year-old is starts for only the fifth time this season.
Glatzel back in the starting line-up
For the first time since Matchday 8, the HSV striker is back in the first XI. In October, he suffered a tendon rupture and was subsequently out for months. Since returning in March, he has been used as a substitute eight times.
Starting opportunity for Jung
The former Hamburg player is in the starting line-up for the first time since Matchday 19 (a 4-2 home defeat against Kaiserslautern).
Fitting welcome
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Selke only on the bench
HSV coach Merlin Polzin makes four changes from the 6-1 home victory against Ulm - Schonlau, Karabec, Baldé and Glatzel play in place of Königsdörffer (not in the squad), Poręba, Sahiti and Selke (all on the bench).
Three changes for the Cloverleaves
Manager Thomas Kleine makes three changes to his starting line-up from the 1-1 draw in Hannover - Asta, Consbruch and Jung come in for Green, Münz and Kasper (all on the bench).
Hamburg's starting XI
Fernandes - Mikelbrencis, Schonlau, Elfadli, Muheim - Meffert - Karabec, Reis - Baldé, Glatzel, Dompé
Furth's starting XI
Noll - Quarshie, Dietz, Itter - Klaus, Jung, Asta, John - Consbruch, Futkeu - Hrgota
Kleine's statement
"We will go into this game against Hamburg and we want to win it. We need to cover a lot of ground, be prepared to push ourselves to the limit, and work together as a team, which is what we did in Hannover as well."
The Referee Team
Referee: Robert Schröder, Assistant Referee 1: René Rohde, Assistant Referee 2: Stefan Zielsdorf, Fourth Official: Richard Hempel, VAR: Pascal Müller, VAR Assistant: Mitja Stegemann
Potential Championship Ceremony
Should current league leaders Hamburg secure the title, DFL managing director Steffen Merkel will present the Bundesliga 2 trophy on Monday, 19 May, in Hamburg. This would be a first Bundesliga 2 trophy for Hamburg.
Merlin Polzin's thoughts
"No one needs to motivate us for Sunday's match. We are still competitors and we want to win the league. Even though our main goal has already been achieved, we still want to have a photo with the championship trophy at the end."

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Reunion with his former club
In HSV's last Bundesliga match seven years ago - a 2-1 victory against Borussia Mönchengladbach - Gideon Jung played the full 90 minutes for the Red Shorts. He made 78 appearances in the top flight and 55 in the second tier for Hamburg. In the summer of 2021, Jung then made the switch from HSV to Fürth.
Brace and a debut goal
In meeting earlier in the season, Hamburg were already leading by three goals after just 11 minutes had gone with the match ending. Davie Selke scored twice for HSV, while the then 17-year-old Otto Stange netted his first professional goal.
Positive record
HSV have lost only one of their last 16 competitive matches against Fürth, with eight wins and seven draws. In the 2014 relegation play-offs too, the Red Shorts prevailed on the away goals rule, having played out a 0-0 draw at home and a 1-1 draw away.
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