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DFL sets dates: HSV with two top games in March
Updated February 4, 2026 – 4:14 p.mReading time: 8 minutes
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The second duel between the Bundesliga newcomers this season will take place as a Saturday evening floodlit game on March 14th in the Volksparkstadion. The game between the Hamburger SV and 1. FC Cologne kicks off at 6:30 p.m. This emerges from the exact schedule of the German Football League. In the first leg, Cologne won 4-1.
Two weeks later he has to HSV for the next top game at Borussia Dortmund (March 21st, 6:30 p.m.). The HSV game at VfL Wolfsburg was also scheduled. The game on matchday 25 starts on March 7th at 3:30 p.m.
Jean-Luc Dompé has to pay a six-figure fine after driving drunk. Hamburger SV announced this after another conversation with the 30-year-old. The newcomer spoke of a “HSV record fine”. In addition, Dompé remains suspended and will be missing again on Saturday against 1. FC Heidenheim.
Dompé was caught driving drunk during a police traffic stop and was taken to a police station. According to several media reports, the blood alcohol level was said to have been 1.4. When he left the station, he was observed by police officers as he continued to ride an e-scooter. That led to a second trial. The offensive professional was then suspended by the club and therefore missed the surprising 2-2 draw against FC Bayern.
The offensive player, who has been with HSV since 2022, apologized publicly for the first time in the Bundesliga club’s statement. “I am aware that a simple apology is not enough. I have absolutely not lived up to my role model role,” the offensive player was quoted as saying. He made serious mistakes and he will bear the full consequences for them. “I’m incredibly sorry. Also that I let the team down during this phase, these important weeks,” Dompé continued. He declared that he wanted to be socially active.
HSV has to pay a fine of 503,400 euros: This was decided by the sports court of the German Football Bundesliga (DFB). The DFB announced that the sum consists of several fines for eight cases of unsportsmanlike behavior by HSV fans.
The club could “use up to 167,500 euros for its own security or violence prevention measures, which would have to be proven to the DFB by September 30, 2026.”
