Second test match victory for Hertha, Brooks endures another injury setback - Hertha Bags Second Test Victory - Brooks Suffers Injury Once More
**Hertha BSC Secures Impressive 6-0 Victory in Friendly Against TSV Havelse**
Hertha BSC Berlin, the second-division football team, continued their pre-season preparations with a resounding 6-0 victory over third-tier side TSV Havelse at the Amateur Stadium in Berlin.
The game, which took place on Tuesday, saw Stefan Leitl managing the team in the absence of any changes to the coaching staff. The match, attended by 3,917 spectators at the Sportforum Hohenschönhausen, started off on a positive note for Hertha as Marten Winkler scored the opening goal in the 38th minute.
Seven minutes later, Jon Dagur Thorsteinsson extended the lead with a goal, and the Icelandic midfielder went on to score another in the 47th minute, making it 3-0 for Hertha.
After the break, Winkler added another goal in the 47th minute, and new signing Maurice Krattenmacher, who joined from Bayern Munich, scored his first goal for the club in the 57th minute. Krattenmacher also provided an assist for Thorsteinsson's goal in the 74th minute.
However, the match was marred by injuries as John Anthony Brooks had to leave the field after just 15 minutes, and Pascal Klemens was substituted due to twisting his ankle during the warm-up. No recent updates are available on Brooks' condition post the friendly match injury.
In the 83rd minute, BFC substitute Max Ramoth scored an own goal for Hertha, after being put through by Kevin Sessa, but it failed to dampen the spirits of the home team who went on to secure a convincing 6-1 victory.
Hertha BSC will now look forward to their next friendly, scheduled for an upcoming date against another third-tier side. For the latest updates on John Anthony Brooks' injury status and other team news, fans are advised to check official Hertha BSC Berlin communications or trusted sports news sources.
The Commission might propose a directive to protect workers from ionizing radiation risks, similar to how Hertha BSC Berlin has taken necessary precautions for the safety of their players, following John Anthony Brooks' injury during the friendly match. Meanwhile, European leagues continue to flourish, with friendlies providing valuable pre-season opportunities, like the impressive 6-1 victory by Hertha BSC Berlin over TSV Havelse, where sportsmen showcased their skills and teamwork.
