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India Today
11-05-2025
- Sport
- India Today
Watch: Hamburg fans invade pitch after Bundesliga promotion, 25 left hospitalised
25 fans were hospitalised, with one suffering life-threatening injuries after a pitch invasion by the Hamburg supporters following promotion to the Bundesliga on Saturday, May 10. Hamburg, who were in Bundesliga 2 for the last seven years, defeated Ulm 6-1 to secure their promotion to the Bundesliga on Saturday, in front of their home crowd at the Volksparkstadion. As soon as the final whistle was blown, the fans rushed on to the field to celebrate with the players but many were left hospitalised. According to a statement from the Hamburg fire department, as quoted by BBC, a total of 44 people received medical treatment. 19 of those were serious injuries, five were minor and one was categorised as Hamburg po 7 sezonach wraca do Bundesligi! Hamburg oszala ze szczcia #domBundesligi Viaplay Sport Polska (@viaplaysportpl) May 10, 2025advertisement"After the final whistle, football fans stormed the stadium, resulting in injuries to several fans," the statement said. "The Hamburg Fire Department launched a major emergency medical response to support the emergency services on site."The statement also said that around 65 emergency personnel had to be deployed from both the Hamburg rescue service and fire brigade because of the the match unfolded on SaturdayHamburg slipped into the second division in 2018 and has since been trying to get back into the Bundesliga. The six-time Bundesliga champions came close on a couple of occasions before, but ended up being stuck in the second division. On Saturday, they were given an early jolt by Ulm in the seventh minute. However, Hamburg found the equaliser just three minutes later as Ludovit Reis found the back of the net. Daniel Heuer Fernandes saved a penalty in the 36th minute before Hamburg struck twice late in the first half through Ransford-Yeboah Koenigsdoerffer and Davie Selke. The second half saw Hamburg exert their dominance and rounded off the win. With a game remaining, the six-time German champions are top on 59 points, with Cologne second on 58 and Elversberg third on 55. The win on Saturday confirmed a top two finish for Hamburg, which means they will get direct qualification for the Bundesliga. Trending Reel
Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Many Hamburger SV fans seriously injured in Bundesliga promotion celebrations
Hamburg's Otto Stange and fans celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Christian Charisius/dpa via AP) Hamburg fans storm the pitch to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Christian Charisius/dpa via AP) Hamburg fans storm the pitch after the match to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Marcus Brandt/dpa via AP) Hamburg goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes celebrates with fans who stormed the pitch to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Marcus Brandt/dpa via AP) Police officers stand guard as Hamburg fans storm the pitch to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Christian Charisius/dpa via AP) Police officers stand guard as Hamburg fans storm the pitch to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Christian Charisius/dpa via AP) Hamburg's Otto Stange and fans celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Christian Charisius/dpa via AP) Hamburg fans storm the pitch to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Christian Charisius/dpa via AP) Hamburg fans storm the pitch after the match to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Marcus Brandt/dpa via AP) Hamburg goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes celebrates with fans who stormed the pitch to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Marcus Brandt/dpa via AP) Police officers stand guard as Hamburg fans storm the pitch to celebrate promotion following a Bundesliga 2 soccer game between Hamburger SV and SSV Ulm 1846 in Hamburg, Germany, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (Christian Charisius/dpa via AP) HAMBURG, Germany (AP) — One Hamburger SV fan suffered 'life-threatening injuries' and 19 more were seriously injured in celebrations after the team's return to the Bundesliga, local fire services said Sunday. The Hamburg Fire Department launched what it called a 'major emergency response' to contend with Hamburg fans celebrating promotion on Saturday, when thousands of supporters stormed the field. Advertisement Some 44 supporters needed medical treatment, including 25 who were taken to local hospitals, of whom five had just minor injuries. Hamburg clinched its long-awaited return to the top division with a 6-1 rout of Ulm, ensuring it will finish among the top two in Germany's second division and automatic promotion to the Bundesliga. Hamburg endured six seasons of just missing out on promotion since its demotion from the top division before success at the seventh attempt. The club was previously known as 'der Dino' because it was the last surviving member of the Bundesliga to have played every season since its formation in 1963. But it was finally relegated in 2018 after several close calls. ___ AP soccer:
CNA
10-05-2025
- Sport
- CNA
Hamburg return to the Bundesliga after seven years with 6-1 demolition of Ulm
HAMBURG, Germany : Six-time German champions Hamburg SV earned a triumphant promotion back to the Bundesliga after a seven-year absence, with Saturday's 6-1 demolition of Ulm guaranteeing them a top two finish in the second division with a game left to play. The 1983 European Cup winners, once nicknamed the Bundesliga 'dinosaurs' for having been in the top division for the longest uninterrupted spell since the league's creation in 1963, suffered a shock first ever relegation in 2018. They then repeatedly missed chances to go back up, losing key matches in the final stretches of previous seasons, but they would not be denied promotion this time. Ulm stunned the hosts with a seventh minute lead through Tom Gaal but Hamburg bounced back just three minutes later to level with Ludovit Reis. Ulm then saw Semir Telalovic' 36th minute penalty saved by Hamburg keeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes before the hosts struck twice late in the first half through Ransford-Yeboah Koenigsdoerffer's superb chip and Davie Selke's 22nd league goal to earn a commanding lead. They picked up where they left off and made it 4-1 thanks to Philipp Strompf's own goal in the 49th before Koenigsdoerffer bagged his second with a solo effort and low drive from the edge of the box. Daniel Efadli made it half a dozen in the 86th as fans gathered around the pitch to storm it on the final whistle. With one game remaining, Hamburg are top on 59 points, with Cologne second on 58 and Elversberg third on 55. The third-placed team goes into a promotion/relegation playoff with the 16th team of the Bundesliga. Ulm are relegated to the third division.
Forbes
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Forbes
After 7 Years In The Second Division, Hamburg Return To The Bundesliga
Hamburger SV players and fans celebrate the club's return to the Bundesliga (Photo by Marcus ... More Brandt/picture alliance via Getty Images) After seven years in the 2. Bundesliga wilderness, the suffering is finally over for Hamburger SV fans. On Saturday, Die Rothosen secured their promotion back to the Bundesliga with a 6-1 win over SSV Ulm, who are now relegated to the 3. Liga with that result. In typical fashion, however, Hamburg didn't take the easy route to beat struggling Ulm. Die Spatzen opened the scoring early, with Tom Gaal scoring seven minutes in. Three minutes later, HSV was level with Ludovit Reis scoring. Then, in the 35th minute, Ulm was awarded a penalty after a lengthy VAR review. It was a questionable call, and perhaps justice was served when Daniel Heuer Fernandes stopped Semir Telalovic's attempt. In retrospect, that missed penalty turned around the momentum in Hamburg's advantage. First, Ransford-Yeboah Königsdorffer made it 2-1 (42'), and then Davie Selke made it 3-1 just before halftime. Then, four minutes into the second half, the game was over when Ulm's Philipp Strompf scored an own goal to make it 4-1 for HSV. From then on, the party was truly on for most of the 57,000 spectators at the Volksparkstadion. That party only got further elevated when Königsdorffer completed his brace to make it 5-1 for Die Rothosen, and then in the 86th minute, Daniel Elfadli made it 6-1. That goal truly ended the diehard Hamburg fans' suffering, who have waited since 2018 for their club to return to the German topflight. Indeed, before relegation, HSV was the final founding member of the Bundesliga, never to be relegated from the first division. The run of 55 years of first division football, from the Bundesliga founding in 1963 to the club's relegation in 2018, led to the club's nickname Die Dinosaurier. The club even had a Dinosaur as a mascot and a clock inside the stadium that counted up HSV's time in the Bundesliga. The celebrations kicked off after Ransford Königsdörffer scored to give HSV the lead (Photo by ... More Marcus Brandt/picture alliance via Getty Images) Dino Herrmann, the mascot, has survived the club's relegation in 2018. The clock, however, which had become the source of jokes for other fan groups, was dismantled after the club was relegated. Although maybe it would have been worth keeping it. After all, heading into this season, Hamburger SV had turned into a 2. Bundesliga dinosaur. Seven years in the league meant Die Rothosen have the longest run in the second division. It really didn't have to be that way either. Several times, Hamburger SV was on the verge of promotion. But too often, the club started to falter in the spring after strong starts in the fall. In 2019, 2020, and 2021, HSV would fall to fourth place and out of the promotion zone in the season's final weeks. In 2022 and 2023, Hamburg seemed on the way up only to slip to third place and the promotion playoffs. On both occasions, first against Hertha and then against Stuttgart, HSV couldn't get past the Bundesliga side. Then last year, HSV not only slipped to third but to fourth to miss out on promotion entirely once again. The club was again on course for a similar finish this season under head coach Steffen Baumgart. But this time, the leadership under former U21 head coach Stefan Kuntz saw the writing on the wall in time. Hired at the tail end of the 2023/24 campaign, Baumgart failed to get the club back on track last year but was allowed to kick off this season. But was fired after matchday 13 as HSV struggled in eighth place in the 2. Bundesliga standings. Former assistant manager Merlin Polzin was installed, and the 34-year-old finally steadied the ship. In 16 games in charge, Polzin has averaged 1.94 points per game with HSV, and during that span, Die Rothosen are the team with the best form in the 2. Bundesliga. Indeed, in a league in which every single club is inconsistent, Hamburger SV came the closest to any form of consistency. The goal differential highlights this, HSV is +35 after 33 matchdays, and with a win next weekend, could put the cherry on top and add the 2. Bundesliga title to the club's return to the Bundesliga.
Reuters
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Reuters
Hamburg return to the Bundesliga after seven years with 6-1 demolition of Ulm
HAMBURG, Germany, May 10 (Reuters) - Six-time German champions Hamburg SV earned a triumphant promotion back to the Bundesliga after a seven-year absence, with Saturday's 6-1 demolition of Ulm guaranteeing them a top two finish in the second division with a game left to play. The 1983 European Cup winners, once nicknamed the Bundesliga 'dinosaurs' for having been in the top division for the longest uninterrupted spell since the league's creation in 1963, suffered a shock first ever relegation in 2018. They then repeatedly missed chances to go back up, losing key matches in the final stretches of previous seasons, but they would not be denied promotion this time. Ulm stunned the hosts with a seventh minute lead through Tom Gaal but Hamburg bounced back just three minutes later to level with Ludovit Reis. Ulm then saw Semir Telalovic' 36th minute penalty saved by Hamburg keeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes before the hosts struck twice late in the first half through Ransford-Yeboah Koenigsdoerffer's superb chip and Davie Selke's 22nd league goal to earn a commanding lead. They picked up where they left off and made it 4-1 thanks to Philipp Strompf's own goal in the 49th before Koenigsdoerffer bagged his second with a solo effort and low drive from the edge of the box. Daniel Efadli made it half a dozen in the 86th as fans gathered around the pitch to storm it on the final whistle. With one game remaining, Hamburg are top on 59 points, with Cologne second on 58 and Elversberg third on 55. The third-placed team goes into a promotion/relegation playoff with the 16th team of the Bundesliga. Ulm are relegated to the third division.
