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Tschentscher hopes for the promotion of a Hamburg club

For a long time it looked good for Hamburg to win the fall championship in the 2nd Bundesliga. Kiel prevented that. But Hamburg's mayor considers something else to be more important anyway.

Peter Tschentscher (SPD), Hamburg's first mayor, speaks during an SPD state party conference. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Peter Tschentscher (SPD), Hamburg's first mayor, speaks during an SPD state party conference. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga 2 - Tschentscher hopes for the promotion of a Hamburg club

Hamburg's mayor Peter Tschentscher (SPD) is not discouraged by the fact that the Hamburg soccer clubs missed out on the autumn championship in the 2nd Bundesliga. "The fall championship is not the decisive result of a season," he told the German Press Agency. "I continue to hope that either St. Pauli or HSV, or perhaps both, will seize the opportunity to move up to the first division." In the politician's view, Hamburg belongs in the first division.

Until the city derby at the beginning of December, it looked as if the Hamburg clubs would decide the fall championship between themselves. But since then, both have dropped points - and Holstein Kiel have celebrated one victory after another. On the last matchday of the first half of the season, Kiel secured first place with a two-point lead because FC St. Pauli only drew. HSV spent the winter in third place.

Schleswig-Holstein's Minister President Daniel Günther confirmed that he was very optimistic that Holstein Kiel would make the leap into the Bundesliga. "We are also always optimistic," said Tschentscher in response. "But we have seen in recent years that forecasts are unreliable," added Hamburg's mayor. "And that's why we don't want to be too harsh in our expectations." However, he is certain that soccer fans throughout Hamburg would be delighted if one or even both clubs were to achieve promotion this year.

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  1. Despite Holstein Kiel securing first place in the 2. Bundesliga with a two-point lead, Mayor Tschentscher of Hamburg's SPD party continues to hope for the promotion of either St. Pauli or HSV to the Bundesliga.
  2. The fall championship of the 2. Bundesliga looked set to be decided between the Hamburg clubs until a series of dropped points and Holstein Kiel's victories changed the scenario.
  3. FC St. Pauli and HSV, both based in Hamburg, currently find themselves in second and third place respectively, with Holstein Kiel leading the way due to their exceptional performance.
  4. In a statement to the German Press Agency, Tschentscher acknowledged the unpredictability of promotion forecasts and urged caution in setting expectations, while expressing optimism that at least one of the Hamburg clubs would secure a place in the Bundesliga.
  5. While Schleswig-Holstein's Minister President Daniel Günther is bullish about Holstein Kiel's chances of promotion to the Bundesliga, Tschentscher shares the sentiment but remains mindful of the past uncertainties that have often accompanied advancement prospects.
  6. As the city derby between HSV and St. Pauli approaches, soccer fans in Hamburg eagerly await the potential for one or both of their beloved clubs to secure promotion and compete in the Bundesliga, the top tier of the German soccer league.
  7. The autumn championship results have shown that the 2. Bundesliga is fiercely competitive, with Holstein Kiel demonstrating their prowess and consistently producing strong performances that could potentially earn them promotion to the Bundesliga.

Source: www.stern.de

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