“HSV Maintains Chance of Direct Promotion in Victory Against Greuther Fürth”

Hamburg – The 2-1 win against Greuther Fürth was a relief for everyone in the HSV camp. The pressure after the midday victory of the competitor 1. FC Heidenheim against SV Sandhausen (1:0) was felt. The red trousers have “done their homework”, as coach Tim Walter explained afterwards at the press conference.

“Miro got the can opener”

Robert Glatzel, who took the penalty to make it 2-0, said afterwards: “It feels good. We won the last home game and maintained the chance of direct promotion. It was a deserved win. I could have rewarded myself with a goal, but the main thing is that we won. Miro got the can opener. After the 2-0 it was annoying that we made it exciting again. It’s great that we can make it exciting on the final day of the game. The main task is to win in Sandhausen first. That is the full focus.”

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Direct promotion or relegation?

There is no training on Monday at the Volkspark, but on Tuesday the preparations for the long-distance duel with Heidenheimer (playing in Regensburg), who are one point ahead of Hamburger SV in second place in the 2nd Bundesliga, begin. There is no public training on Wednesday. Fans can watch again on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. On Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the Bundesliga, the showdown begins. Direct promotion or relegation?