2nd League: Tabakovic hat trick for Hertha BSC – Hannover & St. Pauli also win

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St. Pauli remains unbeaten

Thanks to triple goalscorer Haris Tabakovic, Hertha BSC has gained breathing room in the bottom of the 2nd Bundesliga table and left the relegation places. The struggling Berliners won 3-0 (2-0) at home against their table neighbors Eintracht Braunschweig on Sunday and improved to 15th place. Lower Saxony, on the other hand, slipped to second-to-last place.

Hertha’s new signing Tabakovic first poked the ball over the line (38th minute), then the center forward confidently converted a hand penalty (45th + 2) – and finally the attacker scored from around ten meters (71st) to make the final score. Two more supposed goals from the Swiss were disallowed due to offside positions. In front of 43,528 spectators, the home team repeatedly created chances, especially through their fast winger Fabian Reese, and achieved a deserved victory.

Gala performance by Hannover 96 against VfL Osnabrück

Hannover 96 won the Lower Saxony duel with VfL Osnabrück with a gala performance. Coach Stefan Leitl’s team dismantled the bottom of the table 7-0 (2-0) in front of 37,000 spectators on Sunday and improved after goals from Havard Nielsen (21st/45th+1), Cedric Teuchert (63rd/71st. /Foul penalty), Louis Schaub (59th), Derrick Köhn (77th) and Andreas Voglsammer (80th) in fifth place. After a red card for Niklas Wiemann (37th), Osnabrück had to play outnumbered for almost an hour and remains in 18th place with one point.

Pherai, Tousart & Co.: The second division top transfers 2023/24

Fabian Reese | Holstein Kiel -> Hertha | Market value: €2.5 million

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(In this gallery, additions and departures are taken into account and listed according to market value or transfer, depending on the higher value. As of: September 2, 2023)

Wahid Faghir | VfB Stuttgart -> SV Elversberg | Market value: €2.5 million

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Immanuel Pherai | E. Braunschweig -> HSV | Market value: €2.5 million

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Transfer fee: €750 thousand

Paul Seguin | Union -> Schalke | Market value: €2.5 million

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Transfer fee: €750 thousand

Dennis Hadzikadunic | Rostov -> HSV | Market value: €3 million

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Timo Baumgartl | PSV Eindhoven -> Schalke | Market value: €3 million

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Wilfried Kanga | Hertha -> Liège | Market value: €3 million

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Loan

Michaël Cuisance | Venice -> Osnabrück | Market value: €3 million

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Ísak Jóhannesson | Copenhagen -> F. Düsseldorf | Market value: €3 million

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Loan

Paul Wanner | FC Bayern -> SV Elversberg | Market value: €3 million

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Ignace Van der Brempt | RB Salzburg -> HSV | Market value: €3 million

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Rental fee: €300,000

Elione Fernandes Neto | F. Düsseldorf -> RB Salzburg | Transfer fee: €3 million

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Market value: €500 thousand

Andreas Bouchalakis | Olympiakos -> Hertha | Market value: €3 million

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Kwadwo Duah | Nuremberg -> Ludogorets | Transfer fee: €3 million

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Market value: €1.3 million

Jordan Larsson | Schalke -> Copenhagen | Market value: €3 million

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Transfer fee: €2 million

Ron Schallenberg | Paderborn -> Schalke | Market value: €3 million

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Transfer fee: €2 million

Michal Karbownik | Brighton -> Hertha | Market value: €3 million

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Transfer fee: €2.5 million

Marius Bülter | Schalke -> Hoffenheim | Market value: €3 million

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Transfer fee: €3 million

Jakov Medic | St. Pauli -> Ajax | Transfer fee: €3 million

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Market value: €2 million

Dawid Kownacki | F. Düsseldorf -> Werder | Market value: €3.5 million

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Tom Roth | BVB -> Holstein Kiel | Market value: €3.5 million

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Rental fee: €350 thousand

Marcel Halstenberg | RB Leipzig -> Hannover 96 | Market value: €3.5 million

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Transfer fee: €700 thousand

Tim Breithaupt | KSC -> Augsburg | Market value: €3.5 million

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Transfer fee: €2.5 million

Omar Alderete | Hertha -> Getafe | Market value: €4 million

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Transfer fee: €4 million

Suat Serdar | Hertha -> Hellas Verona | Market value: €4.5 million

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Loan with option to buy

Can Bozdogan | Schalke -> Utrecht | Market value: €4.5 million

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Transfer fee: €1 million

Oliver Christensen | Hertha -> AC Fiorentina | Transfer fee: €4.5 million

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Market value: €4 million

Christos Tzolis | Norwich City -> Düsseldorf | Market value: €5 million

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Marco Richter | Hertha -> Mainz 05 | Market value: €5 million

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Transfer fee: €3 million

Jessica Ngankam | Hertha -> E. Frankfurt | Market value: €5 million

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Transfer fee: €4 million

Rodrigo Zalazar | Schalke -> Braga | Transfer fee: €5 million

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Market value: €4 million

Santiago Ascacibar | Hertha -> Estudiantes | Market value: €6.5 million

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Transfer fee: €2.5 million (purchase option)

Krzysztof Piatek | Hertha -> Basaksehir | Market value: €7 million

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Lucas Tousart | Hertha -> Union | Market value: €9 million

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Transfer fee: €2.8 million

Amine Harit | Schalke -> Marseille| Market value: €12 million

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Transfer fee: €5 million (obligation to purchase)

Dodi Lukebakio | Hertha -> Sevilla | Market value: €12 million

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Transfer fee: €10 million

Five goals in their first home win: St. Pauli wins against Kiel

Two early dream goals paved the way for FC St. Pauli to their first home win and prevented Holstein Kiel from jumping to the top of the table. After four draws in a row, Hamburg beat their northern rivals from the Fjord 5-1 (3-0) on Sunday.

Connor Metcalfe (4th) with a shot from more than 25 meters into the corner and Eric Smith (7th) with a free kick from around the same distance also into the corner ensured a clear lead early on in front of 29,546 spectators. These were the first home goals for coach Fabian Hürzeler’s team after the previous two games of the season at Millerntor had ended 0-0.

8 times over 30,000: All second division stadiums in 2023/24 according to capacity

18 SV Elversberg | Ursapharm Arena at the Kaiserlinde | Capacity: 10,000

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17 SC Paderborn | Home Deluxe Arena | Capacity: 15,000

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16 Holstein Kiel | Holstein Stadium | Capacity: 15,034

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15 Contractions Wiesbaden | BRITA Arena | Capacity: 15,295

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14 VfL Osnabrück | Bremen Bridge | Capacity: 16,100

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13 Greuther Fürth | Ronhof Sports Park | Capacity: 16,626

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12 Braunschweig | Eintracht Stadium | Capacity: 23,325

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11 Karlsruher SC | BBBank Wildlife Park | Capacity: 26,000

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10 Hansa Rostock | Baltic Sea Stadium | Capacity: 29,000

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9 FC St. Pauli | Millerntor Stadium | Capacity: 29,546

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8 1. FC Magdeburg | MDCC Arena | Capacity: 30,098

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7 Hannover 96 | Heinz von Heiden Arena | Capacity: 49,000

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6 Kaiserslautern | Fritz Walter Stadium | Capacity: 49,350

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5 Nuremberg | Max Morlock Stadium | Capacity: 50,000

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4 Fortuna Düsseldorf | Merkur Game Arena | Capacity: 54,600

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3 Hamburger SV | Volksparkstadion | Capacity: 57,000

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2 Schalke 04 | Veltins Arena | Capacity: 62,271

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1 Hertha BSC | Olympic Stadium Berlin | Capacity: 74,667

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Before the break, Oladapo Afolayan (38th) increased the score to 3-0. Lewis Holtby (50th) scored the only Holstein goal shortly after the restart. After Lars Ritzka (70th) and Marcel Hartel (90th + 4), which were also worth seeing, the decision was made. Thanks to their success, FC St. Pauli managed to reach the top region of the table in sixth place. Kiel are third after six matchdays.

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