🚨 After HSV: Second Bundesliga newcomer confirmed!
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After Hamburger SV had already secured promotion to the Bundesliga last week, the second team to move up to the top division has now followed on Matchday 34! 1. FC Köln won their season finale against 1. FC Kaiserslautern 4-0 and can even celebrate the second division championship. This is because HSV lost their match in Fürth 2-3. For coach Friedhelm Funkel, who only took over the Billy Goats on May 5th, this marks the seventh promotion of his coaching career. With this, he further extends his status as the sole leader in this category.
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