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90'
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Full-time: Ulm 1-1 Hamburg

Hamburg miss the chance to jump into the promotion spots in Bundesliga 2. Playing with a man down, HSV only managed a share of the spoils, failing to win a second match in succession. Aaron Keller put Ulm ahead with a brilliant shot before Davie Selke equalised with a header after the break. Following Daniel Elfadli's second yellow card), only Ulm were in the game, but they failed to score the winning goal.
Full-time
90'
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No goal

Heuer Fernandes catches the ball in front of the goal line and is then rammed into the net by an Ulm player. Naturally, it's not a goal.
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Yellow card for Muheim

The Hamburg man chases after Strompf in midfield, first holding him back and then catching him on the heel.
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+ 3

Yellow card for Königsdörffer

The striker is called back for offside during a counter-attack. He then kicks the ball away, which results in a yellow card.
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Ulm going all out

The home side are piling on the pressure, desperately pushing for the victory.
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+ 2

Heuer Fernandes gathers

Nice cross from Ulm into the six-yard box, but Heuer Fernandes has it.
90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes
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86'

Brandt misses

On the counter, Brandt gets a good opportunity. His left-footed shot whistles just past the post.
85'

Woodwork

Unbelievable. Selke is brilliantly played through by Immanuël Pherai, goes one-on-one with the keeper and coolly slots the ball past the onrushing Ortag with the outside of his boot. However, he find the post instead of the back of the net!
80'

HSV discipline problem

For Hamburg, it was already the fourth sending off this season (two for Schonlau and one for Meffert) - only Jahn Regensburg have had as many.
78'

Missed

Ulm advance down the left as Keller cleverly passes back to the centre and Telalović. He's completely unmarked, but misses the ball entirely.
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Ulm turning up the heat

The home side are really piling on the pressure now after Elfadli's sending off.
74'

Strong save

That could have been 2-1. Rösch makes a strong run into the penalty area and his shot is deflected to loop it over Heuer Fernandes. The HSV keeper, though, manages to get his fingers to it and tips it over for a corner.
73'

Pressure Handling

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Pressure Handling
This Match Fact examines how successfully players perform under pressure. The percentage of "solved situations" indicates how often a player has freed himself from opponent pressure by dribbling, passing, scoring a goal or drawing a foul.
71%
%
Jean-Luc Dompé
14 times under pressure
Jean-Luc Dompé
70'

Suddenly more dangerous

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xGoals
The xGoals value of a club is calculated from the sum of all goal probabilities (goals and shots on goal) of that team. During a match, it’s easy to see whether the club is performing better than expected (goals > xGoals) - or maybe even higher (xGoals > goals).
The sending-off comes at an inopportune time for HSV, of course. The visitors are actually on the front foot and have been significantly more dangerous than the Sparrows after the break.
xGoals
1
0.86
1.31
1
Goals
69'

Elfadli off!

HSV attack down the left before Kolbe clears a cross, and Elfadli rushes in and slides into the Ulm player. Having already been booked, Elfadli now has to take an early shower.
61'

Just over

The subsequent corner produces an opportunity. Strompf, wearing a bandage, gets his head to the ball, but it's a bit too high.
60'

Shot

Krattenmacher hammers goalwards from close range, and Heuer Fernandes just manages to parry it for a corner.
57'

Counter-attack

Now Ulm manages look to break with a three-on-three. Rösch ends up taking a shot from 20 metres out - but Heuer Fernandes is able to save it.
56'

Muheim with the assist

The creator now has six assists this season. Only Karlsruhe's Marvin Wanitzek has set up more goals (eight).
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Goal-getter

Selke scores the equaliser with his first shot on target.
56'

Crossing strength

Hamburg have now scored nine goals from open-olay crosses this term - only Karlsruhe have managed more.
55'

Over the bar

Hamburg are really piling on the pressure now. Hefti crosses from the right, but Dompé's shot is too high.
52'

Post!

A loud clang echoes off the Ulm woodwork. Dompé is brilliantly played in on the edge of the penalty area and unleashes a powerful left-footed shot that smashes the inside of the upright before rolling parallel to the goal line and away. Lucky escape for Ulm.
51'

Selke's aerial prowess

The striker has scored five of his eight goals this season with his head, at least two more than any other player.
51'

Ice-cold HSV

Hamburg scored with their first shot on target, and it was only Selke's ninth touch of the ball.
50'

Equaliser!

Selke is in a dangerous position once... and makes it 1-1! Muheim delivers a superb cross and Ortag misjudges the cross, allowing Selke to nod into an empty net from close range.
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Davie Selke

GOAL!

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Davie Selke
Goal probability
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Goal probability
Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.
87 %
Distance to Goal
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Distance to Goal
The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.
5.28 m
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Danger

Chessa tries from close range.
46'

Phantom Selke

Davie Selke was in possession only eight times, less than any other player on the pitch. However, he has already committed three fouls.
Kick-off!
45'
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Half-time: Ulm 1-0 Hamburg

The hosts lead 1-0 at the break and have worked hard for their deserved lead. Ulm are playing with plenty of intensity and are pressing HSV well, which has resulted in numerous opportunities. Hamburg, on the other hand, are struggling to create chances going forward, with Die Roten yet to register a single shot on goal.
45'
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Substitution

Half-time
45'
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Ortag again

Dompé once again curls the ball in towards two Hamburg players in the middle, but Ortag is on the spot and catches it well.
45'
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Yellow card for Richter

A strong tackle on Rösch near the halfway line earn him a booking.
44'

Can HSV turn it around?

In this Bundesliga 2 campaign, Hamburg have not yet won after falling behind, drawing twice and losing three times from such situations.
42'

Yellow card for Elfadli

Hamburg now pick up a booking as the midfielder slams the ball into the ground after fouling Brandt.
41'

Yellow card for Telalović

Ulm's man goes into the book for a midfield foul.
38'

Warning for Ulm

Die Spatzen have already lost four times this season after taking the lead, more than any other side. On the previous matchday, Ulm were 2-0 up against Hannover before losing 3-2.
38'

Thoroughly deserved lead

While Ulm have had five shots on target, Hamburg are still stuck on zero.
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Assist from Rösch

Romario Rösch provided his first direct assist of the season.
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Second of the season

That was Keller's second goal in the second division; previously, the 20-year-old Swiss scored in Darmstadt on Matchday 10 in a 1-1 draw.
34'

Ulm take the lead!

The hosts are in front! Winning the ball in midfield, Rösch drives forward and passes to Keller on the left, who takes two steps and curls brilliantly into the right corner.
34'

Aaron Keller

GOAL!

1:0
Aaron Keller
Goal probability
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Goal probability
Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.
7 %
Distance to Goal
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Distance to Goal
The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.
17.27 m
32'

Selke a passenger

The forward is starting under new coach Merlin Polzin for the first time, but he had little influence on the match so far, only touching the ball seven times - fewer than any other HSV player.
31'

Midfield battle

Both teams are looking to move forward quickly. However, the passing is often inaccurate and, as a result, little danger comes out of it.
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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
1.
Aaron Keller
Aaron Keller32.23km/h
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Bakery Jatta
Bakery Jatta31.74km/h
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Davie Selke
Davie Selke30.95km/h
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Well on top

Ulm are controlling the game, pressing Hamburg and repeatedly getting shots on goal. They just haven't found the back of the net yet.
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24'

Shot

Krattenmacher powerfully cuts in from the left and shoots towards goal. This time, it goes narrowly wide.
21'

Yellow card for Chessa

A foul on Schonlau in the HSV penalty area sees him enter the book.
21'

Causing problems

Ulm wins the ball on the left flank and Keller advances before playing the ball low into the centre, where two Ulm players are lurking. However, a Hamburg player gets a foot to it and, although it still progresses into a dangerous area, no one manages to make contact.
16'

Ortag intervenes

Hamburg direct a long ball towards Selke, who gets a touch to the ball without fully getting it under control. This allows Ortag to gather.
15'

Extra intensity

The home side have been the more aggressive team so far, winning significantly more tackles.
Gewonnene Zweikämpfe
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14'

No HSV shot on goal

Hamburg have had 56 percent possession, but are still waiting for their first shot of the match. Ulm, meanwhile, have had two.
14'

Hamburg pushing forward

For the first time, close in on the penalty area. Jatta passes into the middle, but there's no one there to take advantage.
12'

Dangerous

Chessa is played in at the edge of the penalty area, takes a touch and shoots. His shot, though, flies over.
11'

Close call

Rösch crosses into the middle and, at the near post, Schonlau attempts to clear but doesn't make full contact with the ball, sending it towards his own goal. However, Heuer Fernandes was alert and keeps it out.
10'

Ulm's first shot

Krattenmacher aims for the top corner with his resulting attempt, but the ball flies wide of the goal.
9'

Yellow card for Jatta

The Hamburg man brings down Krattenmacher as he charges towards the penalty area at full speed. As such, ot is a free-kick for Ulm from about 35 yards.
8'

Comes to nothing

From the set-piece, Schonlau blocks Chessa too aggressively, resulting in a free-kick for Ulm.
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First corner

HSV have their first corner - and they are currently the best team in Bundesliga 2 from such situations.
6'

Quiet start

Both teams are playing with intensity. However, neither have come anywhere near the opponent's penalty area thus far.
3'

Ulm more offensive

The home side are dominating the opening minutes of the match. However, so far it's amounting to little more than possession.
2'

Significantly more second-tier experience

Hamburg's starting lin-eup clearly has the upper hand in terms of second-tier matches (879) and second-tier goals (76) compared to Ulm (153 second-tier matches, eleven second-tier goals).
Kick-off!
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Almost kick-off

Everything is set in Ulm.

Hamburg starting XI

Heuer Fernandes - Hefti, Hadžikadunić, Schonlau, Muheim - Elfadli - Jatta, Karabec, Richter, Dompé - Selke

Ulm starting XI

Ortag - Strompf, Reichert, Kolbe - Rösch, Maier, Brandt, Keller - Krattenmacher, Chessa - Telalović

Two changes for Hamburg

HSV coach Merlin Polzin makes two changes to his starting lineup compared to the 2-2 home draw with Darmstadt: Silvan Hefti and Davie Selke start in place of William Mikelbrencis and Ransdorf-Yeboah Königsdörffer (both on the bench).

Five changes for Ulm

Sparrows manager Thomas Wörle makes five changes to his starting lineup compared to the 3-2 defeat in Hannover: Ortag, Kolbe, Strompf, Brandt and Chessa come in for Thiede, Allgeier, Gaal (all on the bench), Hyryläinen and Meier (both not in the squad).

Thomas Wörle on facing HSV

"I have the conviction that we can win this match, I believe that's the top priority. We've travelled there, prepared well during the week and want to win the game. We don't want to make any excuses, regardless of the opponent. Like HSV, our ambition is to want to win every match we enter."

Merlin Polzin on facing Ulm

"The team has developed well under Thomas Wörle. They have grown together over the years and have consistently managed to cause problems for their opponents. They concede extremely few goals and are known for a certain physicality. We are preparing for this and looking at what we can work on tactically with our team."

Familiar opposition

Current Ulm first-team squad members Lucas Röser (twice with Dresden), Jonathan Meier (twice with Rostock), Philipp Strompf (once with Braunschweig) and Niklas Castelle (once with Schalke) have all played against Hamburg in the Bundesliga 2 - they are all yet to pick up any points against the Rothosen.

Late drama on the road

In their only away match in Ulm to date, Hamburg turned around a 1-0 deficit with two late goals on 2 October 1999. Goals from Nico Jan Hoogma (87') and Anthony Yeboah (90'+2) snatched victory for the Rothosen.

A long time coming

Ulm and HSV have only met in competitive matches during the 1999/2000 Bundesliga season - both teams won 2-1 at each other's grounds.

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