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HSV coach Walter celebrates a lucky win in Nuremberg

1 FC Nuremberg and HSV play out a wild game at the end of the first half of the season. The club only hit the crossbar and post before the visitors struck late on.

The HSV players celebrate their victory in front of the fan curve. The game ended 0:2. photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The HSV players celebrate their victory in front of the fan curve. The game ended 0:2. photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga 2 - HSV coach Walter celebrates a lucky win in Nuremberg

The counted-out coach Tim Walter celebrated a lucky 2:0 (0:0) with Hamburger SV at 1. FC Nürnberg at the end of the first half of the 2nd Bundesliga season. HSV won on Saturday thanks to two late goals against 1. FC Nürnberg, who failed to finish and were unlucky on several occasions. Walter threw his arms up in the air when his team scored both goals and cheered loudly on the sidelines.

Goalscorer Robert Glatzel scored in the 80th minute in front of 41,276 spectators for HSV, who go into the short winter break in third place in the table with 31 points. Substitute Jean-Luc Dompé increased the lead deep into stoppage time (90.+7). FCN (24 points) missed out on a successful end to the year after hitting a total of three posts or crossbars.

After the start of the match was marked by fan protests against the DFL's investor deal, a wild game developed with numerous mistakes and plenty of chances to score. HSV's top scorer Glatzel first failed to hit the ball in the best position (19th minute). Shortly afterwards, Benjamin Goller ran alone towards the HSV goal but was caught and stopped (20'). Johannes Geis missed the 1:0 for the "Club" with a shot at the post (27').

Against HSV, who were extremely vulnerable defensively, Nuremberg should have taken the lead after the break at the latest. Within a few seconds, Daichi Hayashi hit the crossbar and HSV defender William Mikelbrencis headed the rebound against his own post (57'). At the other end, Geis blocked a shot from Glatzel at the highest level (66'). The attacker then used his third great finish to score the decisive goal.

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  1. Despite losing ground in the Bundesliga, 1. FC Nürnberg will look to bounce back when they face FCN's Bavarian rivals, Hamburger SV, led by coach Tim Walter.
  2. The Bundesliga 2 match between 1. FC Nürnberg and HSV marked a significant victory for HSV, with Robert Glatzel scoring the 80th-minute winner and Jean-Luc Dompé sealing the deal in stoppage time.
  3. HSV's success in Nuremberg comes as a relief for coach Walter, whose team has had a mixed run in the Bundesliga 2 this season.
  4. The Hamburg-based club has shown signs of improvement with their recent performances, and Geis' missed shot at the post (27') could have been a turning point in the game.
  5. The match against HSV offered opportunities for both teams, with HSV's top scorer Glatzel initially missing his chance in the best position (19th minute).
  6. Against a defenses-challenged HSV, Nuremberg was unable to capitalize on their chances and struggled to find the back of the net, with several shots missing the target by inches, including a close call from Daichi Hayashi hitting the crossbar (57').
  7. Bavarian giants Bayern Munich and other top-tier Bundesliga teams will be keeping an eye on the development of the two struggling teams in the Bundesliga 2, in the hope of picking up some talented players for their squads.
  8. Robert Glatzel's decisive goal, combined with teammate Dompé's late-game tally, propelled HSV to third place in the Bundesliga 2 table, just a point behind the league leaders at the end of the round.

Source: www.stern.de

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