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Historical result in Hamburg: FC St. Pauli won the 102nd city derby against Hamburger SV 2: 0 (1: 0). The goals for St. Pauli were achieved by Dimitrios Diamantakos (18 minutes) and HSV defender Rick van Drongelen (62 minutes). He underwent an own goal. The last victory against the local rivals could celebrate St. Pauli in February 2011, the last home victory goes back to the year 1960.
The home team dominated the opening stages of the game: HSV goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes parried the massive shot from 25 meters away from Marvin Knoll (13). A few minutes later, he was powerless: After a cross from Möller Daehli Knoll came to the head, but failed at the left post. Dimitrios Diamantakos dusted off and headed for the lead (18.).
From the guests at this time was little to see. Only in the 29th minute came the HSV to a chance, but St. Pauli keeper Robin Himmelmann was able to parry the shot from Lukas Hinterseer from 20 yards (31). Afterwards, the guests were stronger, Sonny Kittel failed on the bar (43). Shortly after the break, Hinterseer scored the hosts' goal, but the score did not count, as the ball was about to miss the ball from Bakery Jatta's cross. The scene was difficult to judge from the TV images, the assistant was not at the height of the goal line at the time.
The restart was delayed by a few minutes, as in both Fankurven pyrotechnics was detonated. The second half started fast, with chances on both sides. After a foul on Conteh Möller Daehli played the following free-kick flat before the HSV goal, Knoll extended, HSV defender Van Drongelen wanted to clarify and met unchallenged to 2-0 final score in their own goal (62). Another goal for the HSV of Martin Harnik was not given due to offside (79.)
FC St. Pauli - Hamburger SV 2: 0 (1: 0)
1: 0 Diamantakos (18th)
2: 0 Van Drongelen (62nd, own goal)
St. Pauli: Himmelmann - Ohlsson (80th Kalla), Östigard, Lawrence, Buballa - Becker, Knoll (84th Diarra) - Miyaichi, Möller Daehli, Conteh (62nd Penney) - Diamantakos
Hamburg: Heuer Fernandes - Vagnoman, Gideon Jung, Van Drongelen, Leibold - Fein - Kinsombi (80th Dudziak), Kittel - Narey (46th Hunt), Hinterseer, Jatta (66th Harnik)
Referee: Sven Jablonski
Yellow Cards: Diamantakos, Ohlsson - Leibold, Jung
Viewers: 29,226 (sold out)