Hamburger SV prevails over Nürnberg 3-0. HIGHLIGHTS

HAMBURG. Hamburger SV was eventually too strong for Nürnberg.

March 5, 2023

HAMBURG. Hamburger SV was after all too much to handle for Nürnberg with the goal of J. Dompé (19′), Ludovit Reis (52′) and Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer (90′). Hamburger SV made the most of its superior ball possession (60%).

The match was played at the Volksparkstadion stadium in Hamburg on Saturday and it started at 1:00 pm local time. The referee was Tobias Reichel who was helped by Christian Bandurski and Katrin Rafalski. The 4th official was Mitja Stegemann. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was quite cold at 6.2 degrees Celsius or 43.11 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 63%.

Match Statistics

Hamburger SV

3 - 0

Nürnberg

60 Ball Possession 40

Shots

17 Total 15
7 On Target 4
7 Off Target 7
3 Shots blocked 4

106 Attack 69
53 Dangerous attack 41
90 Ball safe 83

0 Penalties 0
4 Corners 4
3 Off Sides 1

Fouls

12 Total 12
2 Yellow Cards 1
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 3

Ball possession

Hamburger SV was in firm control of the ball 60% while Nürnberg was struggling with a 40% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Hamburger SV had a more offensive attitude with 53 dangerous attacks and 17 shots of which 7 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Hamburger SV won the match.

Hamburger SV shot 17 times, 7 on target, 7 off target. On the opposite side, Nürnberg shot 15 times, 4 on target, 7 off target.

Cards

Hamburger SV received 2 yellow cards (Jonas Meffert and Bakery Jatta). Talking about the opposition, Nürnberg received 1 yellow card (Fabian Nürnberger).

Match Timeline

J. Dompé(goal)

19'

Jonas Meffert- Yellow

51'

Ludovit Reis(goal)

52'

65'

Felix Lohkemper - sub ->Jens Castrop

66'

Bakery Jatta- Yellow

70'

Robert Glatzel(var)

72'

75'

81'

Johannes Geis- sub ->Fabian Nürnberger

Ransford Königsdörffer- sub ->J. Dompé

84'

85'

A. Németh- sub ->Bakery Jatta

89'

Ransford Königsdörffer(goal)

90'

W. Mikelbrencis- sub ->N. Katterbach

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

Eintracht Braunschweig

DSC Arminia Bielefeld

Jahn Regensburg

Sandhausen

After this match, Hamburger SV will have 48 points to remain in the 2nd place. On the other side, Nürnberg will stay with 25 points to sit in the 13th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the 2. Bundesliga, Hamburger SV will play away with Sandhausen on the 28th of May with a 5-2 head to head stats in favor of Hamburger SV (2 draws).

Nürnberg will play away agasint DSC Arminia Bielefeld on the 17th of March with a 6-5 head to head record in favor of DSC Arminia Bielefeld (5 draws).

Hamburger SV – Formation

Hamburger SV

Daniel Heuer Fernandes 1.Portugal

7.6

Sebastian Schonlau 4.Germany

7.1

Miro Muheim 28.Switzerland

6.7

Noah Katterbach 33.Germany

7.1

90'

Jonas David 34.Germany

7.2

Jonas Meffert 23.Germany

7.3

51'

László Bénes 8.Slovakia

7.1

85'

Ludovit Reis 14.Netherlands

8.0

52'

Bakery Jatta 18.Gambia

7.3

89'

70'

Robert Glatzel 9.Germany

7.1

90'

J. Dompé 27.France

8.6

84'

19'

Substitutes

Matheo Raab 19.Germany

W. Mikelbrencis 2.France

90'

Javi Montero 16.Spain

N. Oliveira 47.Germany

Anssi Suhonen 36.Finland

Filip Bilbija 7.Germany

90'

Sonny Kittel 10.Germany

6.5

85'

Ransford Königsdörffer 11.Ghana

7.4

84'

90'

A. Németh 20.Hungary

89'

Hamburger SV started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

The manager Tim Walter decided to play with the following team: Daniel Heuer Fernandes (7.6), Noah Katterbach (7.1), Jonas David (7.2), Sebastian Schonlau (7.1), Miro Muheim (6.7), Ludovit Reis (8.0), Jonas Meffert (7.3), László Bénes (7.1), Bakery Jatta (7.3), Robert Glatzel (7.1) and Jean-Luc Dompe (8.6).

The home team had on the bench: Anssi Suhonen, William Mikelbrencis, Ransford Yeboah Königsdörffer (7.4), Francisco Montero, András Németh, Filip Bilbija, Nicolas Oliveira Kisilowski, Sonny Kittel (6.5) and Matheo Raab.

Substitutions

Hamburger SV made 5 changes: J. Dompé for Ransford Konigsdorffer (84′), László Bénes for Sonny Kittel (85′), Bakery Jatta for András Németh (89′), Robert Glatzel for Filip Bilbija (90′) and N. Katterbach for William Mikelbrencis (90′).

Best player: Jean-Luc Dompe

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Hamburger SV was Jean-Luc Dompe.

His rating is (8.6) with 1 goal, 30 passes (86% accurate) and 4 key passes. He was won 4 duels out of 6. He performed 5 crosses.

Nürnberg – Formation

Nürnberg

Peter Vindahl 30.Denmark

6.8

Florian Hübner 19.Germany

6.1

Christopher Schindler 16.Germany

6.3

Jan Gyamerah 28.Ghana

6.3

J. Castrop 17.Germany

6.2

65'

Mats Møller Dæhli 10.Norway

6.7

Taylan Duman 8.Germany

6.5

75'

Lino Tempelmann 6.Germany

6.8

Fabian Nürnberger 15.Germany

6.4

81'

66'

F. Flick 21.Germany

6.4

Kwadwo Duah 23.Switzerland

6.6

Substitutes

Carl Klaus 1.Germany

N. Brown 35.Germany

J. Hofmann 43.Germany

Sadik Fofana 3.Germany

Gustavo Puerta 24.Colombia

Johannes Geis 5.Germany

6.4

81'

E. Shuranov 11.Germany

Felix Lohkemper 7.Germany

6.5

65'

Christoph Daferner 33.Germany

6.1

75'

Nürnberg started with a conservative line-up (4-5-1).

Markus Weinzierl played with: Peter Vindahl Jensen (6.8), Jens Castrop (6.2), Florian Hübner (6.1), Christopher Schindler (6.3), Jan Gyamerah (6.3), Taylan Duman (6.5), Florian Flick (6.4), Lino Tempelmann (6.8), Mats Møller Dæhli (6.7), Fabian Nürnberger (6.4) and Kwadwo Duah (6.6).

They had on the bench: Erik Shuranov, Nathaniel Brown, Sadik Fofana, Felix Lohkemper (6.5), Jannik Hofmann, Gustavo Puerta, Christoph Daferner (6.1), Johannes Geis (6.4) and Carl Klaus.

Substitutions

Nürnberg made 3 changes: Jens Castrop for Felix Lohkemper (65′), Taylan Duman for Christoph Daferner (75′) and Fabian Nürnberger for Johannes Geis (81′).