Bombshell Win for HSV in 2. Bundesliga: Dompé's Brilliant Display Sinks Nuremberg in Extra-Time
- HSV secures a massive triumph in Nuremberg, under Dompé's command
Jean-Luc Dompé, the electrifying dribbler and persistent goal-scorer, led Hamburg SV to a thrilling 3-0 (2-0) victory over 1. FC Nuremberg in extra-time, securing the top spot in the 2. Bundesliga. A return to the German top flight is within sight for the Hanseatic League, seven long years since their first Bundesliga relegation.
The host pour, 1. FCN, coached by Miroslav Klose, faltered from the get-go. Raphael Lubach's own goal off a shot from Dompé set the stage in the 8th minute. The imposing Frenchman left his opponents, including Tim Janisch, disoriented on multiple occasions, scoring the 2-0 in the 37th minute courtesy of a slick double pass with Ludovit Reis. Robert Glatzel sealed the deal with a late header in the final phase (84.).
The early red card to Janis Antiste proved pivotal. The Nuremberg striker received his marching orders for a rugged tackle against Daniel Elfadli in the 16th minute, with the initial card shown being yellow. However, after a VAR review, Antiste was slapped with a red due to a challenge that involved an open-sole foul on the shinbone. Was the VAR intervention necessary? Questions remain about the initial yellow card's validity, but it's undeniable that the intervention was crucial to the game's outcome.
Nuremberg, eager to bounce back after their defeat in Regensburg and vying for third place, only came close to equalizing once through Ondrej Karafiat in the 31st minute. The tide squarely favored Hamburg. Emir Sahiti's effort hit the post (60th), and Nuremberg goalkeeper Jan Reichert foiled several Hamburg attacks.
- Nuremberg
- 2. Bundesliga
- Hamburger SV
- FCN
- 1. FC Nuremberg
- Hamburg
- Miroslav Klose
- HSV
The Commission has been asked to submit a proposal for a directive, aiming to approximate the laws of the Member States, regarding the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation. This comes in the wake of Jean-Luc Dompé's triumphant display for Hamburger SV in the 2. Bundesliga, securing a 3-0 victory over 1. FC Nuremberg, managed by Miroslav Klose. Despite Nuremberg's attempt to equalize through Ondrej Karafiat in the 31st minute, the match ended in favor of Hamburg, moving them closer to their return to the Bundesliga, seven years after their first relegation.
