Hamburger SV 3-1 Borussia Mönchengladbach: Grønbæk Masterclass Inspires Win
Bundesliga · November 6, 2026
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Hamburger SV 3-1 Borussia Mönchengladbach: Grønbæk Masterclass Inspires Win | Bundesliga Report
Hamburger SV secured a 3-1 victory over Borussia Mönchengladbach at the Volksparkstadion, with Albert Grønbæk delivering a standout performance. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a dominant display in the Bundesliga from the hosts, who capitalized on Ko Itakura's first-half red card to claim all three points.
Key Moments:
- 11' - Miro Muheim: Hamburger SV took the lead through Muheim.
- 38' - Ko Itakura (Yellow Card): A booking for the Gladbach defender.
- 44' - Joseph Scally: Gladbach equalized through Scally.
- 49' - Ko Itakura (Second Yellow / Red Card): Gladbach reduced to ten men after Itakura's second booking.
- 56' - Gladbach Change: Kevin Diks replaced Robin Hack.
- 60' - Shafiq Nandja: Hamburger SV restored their lead through Nandja.
- 63' - Hamburger SV Double Change: Alexander Røssing and Terem Moffi replaced Shafiq Nandja and Martin Adeline.
- 70' - Albert Grønbæk: Hamburger SV extended their lead through Grønbæk.
- 80' - Hamburger SV Double Change: Kofi Amoako and Yussuf Poulsen replaced Albert Sambi Lokonga and Albert Grønbæk.
- 81' - Gladbach Triple Change: Jens Castrop, Franck Honorat and Isac Lidberg replaced Zento Uno, Shuto Machino and Lukas Ullrich.
- 89' - Hamburger SV Change: Jason Dean Bissi Mouelle replaced Sebastiaan Bornauw.
- 90'+2 - Jens Castrop (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Gladbach substitute.
- 90'+3 - Warmed Omari (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Hamburger SV defender.
Grønbæk Runs the Show: Albert Grønbæk was the standout performer for Hamburger SV, scoring once and earning a match rating of 9.0. Albert Sambi Lokonga (8.1) and Miro Muheim (8.1) were also excellent as Hamburger SV generated 2.29 xG from 18 shots, with nine on target and 62% possession.
Gladbach's Collapse: Robin Hack was the best of a disappointing Gladbach side, scoring and earning a match rating of 7.9, while Florian Neuhaus (7.3) and goalkeeper Daniel Batz (7.3) also featured. Gladbach generated 2.41 xG from 19 shots, with six on target and just 38% possession, but were undone by Itakura's dismissal and a lack of cutting edge.
Coaches:
- Hamburger SV: Merlin Polzin
- Borussia Mönchengladbach: Alexander Blessin
Unavailable Players:
- Hamburger SV: Mario Vušković (suspension), Nicolás Capaldo (injury), Bilal Nadir (injury), Fábio Vieira (injury), Nicolai Remberg (injury)
- Borussia Mönchengladbach: Daiki Hashioka (injury), Nicolas-Gerrit Kühn (injury), Moritz Nicolas (injury), Fritz Fleck (injury), Jan Leszczyński (injury), Enzo Leopold (injury), Hugo Bolin (injury), Tim Kleindienst (injury)
Match Details:
- Competition: Bundesliga - Matchday 9
- Venue: Volksparkstadion, Hamburg
- Referee: Sven Jablonski
- Attendance: 57,000 (Capacity 57,000)
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