HSV informs about upcoming games and first sales figures

HSV informs about upcoming games and first sales figures

After the disappointing friendly against Holstein Kiel, which ended with a 0-1 defeat, HSV coach Steffen Baumgart sends clear messages to his team. The setback is considered an opportunity to improve and the players were sent to a long weekend with specific training plans. The break is made possible by the international season in the professional leagues, which Baumgart does not want to leave.

The next steps are crucial: the training in the Volkspark continues on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Baumgart relies on disciplined fitness and asks its players to two intensive runs. For the coming Sunday, September 15th, the HSV has an important home game against the second division promoted Regensburg. The anticipation is great, because over 46,000 tickets have already been sold, which indicates strong support from the fans.

important appointments and challenges

The upcoming challenges are not to be underestimated for the HSV. The German Football League (DFL) has published the last approaches, and the professional team has to prepare for some demanding encounters. The first test after the Regensburg game will take place on September 21st against Kaiserslautern, followed by a match against Paderborn on September 28th.

With the new trainer at the top, the cooperation between players and coaching team is aimed at working on the previous current account. In addition to the league name, the DFB Cup will also focus on the focus. Hamburg has the task in the second round to compete at SC Freiburg on October 30 at 6 p.m. Such encounters not only offer the opportunity to prove themselves in sports, but also attract attention and fans.

• HSV appointments:
• Regensburg (h, September 15th, 1.30 p.m.)
• Kaiserslautern (A, 21.9., 8.30 p.m.)
• Paderborn (h, 28.9., 1 p.m.)
• Düsseldorf (A, 6.10., 1.30 p.m.)
• Magdeburg (h, 20.10., 1.30 p.m.)
• Elversberg (A, October 26, 1 p.m.)
• Nuremberg (H, 3.11., 1.30 p.m.)
• Braunschweig (A, 8.11., 6.30 p.m.)
• Schalke (H, November 23, 8.30 p.m.)
• Karlsruhe (A, 1.12., 1.30 p.m.)

Baumgart and his team have the opportunity to rehabilitate through hard work and team spirit. The next games will show whether the players could prepare optimally during the training break and leave the neck strokes of the past behind.

The long-term goals of the club management and the trainer are clear: a place at the top of the table and a successful run in the DFB Cup. This requires creativity, teamwork, and learning from the latest defeats. The upcoming phase is therefore under the sign of renewal and progress.