Winger Fabian Reese played his way into the hearts of Hertha fans, shining as a preparer and goalscorer
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From the BZ editorial team
Hertha BSC wants to say goodbye to the international break with a home win. The second division football team welcomes Karlsruher SC (8.30 p.m./Sky and Sport1) in the Olympic Stadium on Saturday evening. All developments about the game in our live ticker!
Hertha is currently in twelfth place, but could jump into the top half of the table with three points. Captain Toni Leistner and Marc Oliver Kempf are available to coach Pal Dardai again after their suspensions in defense.
Hertha and Karlsruhe have had a decades-long fan friendship. 60,000 tickets have been sold. Both fan camps celebrate in the exhibition halls and go to the stadium together. Dardai is looking forward to the atmosphere, but also emphasized: “There will be no friendly games in this stadium for ninety minutes.”