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Reuters
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Reuters
Cologne earn Bundesliga promotion with 4-0 win over Kaiserlautern
BERLIN, May 18 (Reuters) - Cologne won promotion to the Bundesliga on Sunday with a 4-0 victory over visitors Kaiserlautern that ensured they finished in top spot in the second division. The three-time Bundesliga champions scored twice in the first 29 minutes with goals from Eric Martel and Luca Waldschmidt to put the game to bed. They added a third goal with Florian Kainz in the 76th before retiring Mark Uth struck three minutes before the end to punch their ticket back to the Bundesliga a year after their relegation. Cologne return to top flight football along with already-promoted Hamburg SV, who lost 3-2 to Greuther Fuerth to finish on 59 points, two behind Cologne. Elversberg, in third place, will go into a promotion/relegation playoff against Heidenheim, who finished in 16th place in the Bundesliga.
Daily Record
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Record
Hamburg promotion pitch invasion leaves 44 injured as one in life-threatening condition
Nearly 50 fans were injured after thousands were involved in a pitch invasion after the team gained promotion. Dozens of football fans were left injured after storming their home pitch in celebration when their side sealed promotion back to the top flight yesterday. A total of 44 fans needed medical treatment after Hamburg SV supporters celebrated the 6-1 win over Ulm at Hamburg's Volksparkstadion. Among the 44, twenty-five fans were hospitalised, including one with life-threatening injuries, after thousands rushed on to the field at the full-time whistle. The victory saw them securing promotion to the Bundesliga, but celebrations were cut short for many who were hurt during the pitch invasion, the BBC reports. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. According to a statement from the Hamburg fire department, a total of 44 people received medical treatment, 19 of those were serious injuries, five were minor and one has been categorised as life-threatening. The statement said: "After the final whistle, football fans stormed the stadium, resulting in injuries to several fans. The Hamburg Fire Department launched a major emergency medical response to support the emergency services on site." The statement added that around 65 emergency personnel had to be deployed from both the Hamburg rescue service and fire brigade because of the incident. Victory for Hamburg earned them promotion to the Bundesliga for the first time since suffering relegation in 2017-18. Should they match or better Cologne's result on the final day next Sunday, they will also be crowned champions.
News18
11-05-2025
- Sport
- News18
Many Hamburger SV Fans Seriously Injured In Bundesliga Promotion Celebrations
Hamburg returned to the Bundesliga after seven years but one fan suffered 'life-threatening injuries' and 19 more were seriously injured during the celebrations. 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. 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. Hamburg SV Back In Bundesliga 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. (With inputs from Agencies) Location : Hamburg First Published: May 11, 2025, 18:52 IST
Daily Mail
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mail
German fans STORM field in mass pitch-invasion with 'at least 25 hospitalised' after fall giants secure Bundesliga return after seven years
A pitch invasion to celebrate a German fallen giant's return to the Bundesliga has seen at least 25 people rushed to hospital, according to reports. Hamburg's stay in the 2nd Bundesliga in Germany has come to an end after a blistering 6-1 thrashing of SSV Ulm at the Volksparkstadion, taking them four points clear of third with a game to play. Naturally, the momentous occasion was met with jubilation from the fans, who stormed the field to celebrate their return to the upper echelons of German football. But joy quickly turned to chaos, with the mass pitch invasion leaving many injured, and a major rescue operation was reportedly launched. According to German outlet Berliner Tageszeitung, one person was left with 'life-threatening' injuries, 19 were seriously harmed and a further five supporters had sustained minor injuries. Footage from the ground shows fans jumping from the stands, mounting advertising hoardings and sprinting across the field towards the players. Seven years later. Hamburg are up. — Seb Stafford-Bloor (@SebSB) May 10, 2025 Crossbar down in Hamburg 😮 Wild scenes at the Volksparkstadion, as Hamburger SV fans celebrate the club's return to the top flight after seven long years out of the Bundesliga. #nurderHSV #Aufstieg2025 — Ultras Clips (@ultras_clips) May 11, 2025 A fire department spokesperson has also reportedly added that several fans were hurt leaping from the stands. A total of 44 people are thought to have received on-site medical treatment, with around 65 firefighters and emergency responders on the scene. Reports from BlueWin also claim that some frenzied supporters even tried to make it into the dressing rooms, but were stopped by police. 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 Konigsdorffer 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.
Straits Times
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Straits Times
Hamburg return to the Bundesliga after seven years with 6-1 demolition of Ulm
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. REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
