Bundesliga
1:30 PMApril 4, 2026
Regular Season – 28
Volksparkstadion
Referee: Deniz Aytekin, Germany
Hamburger SV
FC Augsburg
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1.59
Expected goals (xG)
2.29
Passing
335 (85%)
Accurate passes
282 (79%)
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1
G
Finn Dahmen
D
Cedric Zesiger
81′ TrippingD
Keven Schlotterbeck (C)
87′ D
Arthur Chaves
22′
13
M
Dimitrios Giannoulis
M
Fabian Rieder
59′ Tripping
19
M
Robin Fellhauer
27
M
Marius Wolf
20
F
Alexis Claude-Maurice
30
F
Anton Kade
38
F
Michael Gregoritsch
Substitutes
M
Han-Noah Massengo
80′ Replaced by R. FellhauerF
Rodrigo Ribeiro
80′ Replaced by A. KadeF
Uchenna Ogundu
90′ Replaced by A. Claude-Maurice
11
F
Ismael Gharbi
22
G
Nediljko Labrović
40
D
Noahkai Banks
8
M
Elvis Rexhbeçaj
6
D
Jeffrey Gouweleeuw
36
M
Mert Kömür
Bundesliga Standings – Bundesliga
Qualification/Relegation
- Champions League
- UEFA Europa League
- Conference League Qualification
- Relegation Playoffs
- Relegation
Hamburger SV and FC Augsburg battled to a captivating 1-1 draw in a Bundesliga clash marked by resilience and a pivotal red card.
In a hard-fought encounter at the Volksparkstadion on April 4, 2026, Hamburger SV salvaged a point against FC Augsburg despite playing the final quarter of the match with ten men. Arthur Chaves opened the scoring for the visitors, but Ransford Yeboah Königsdörffer’s equalizer set up a tense finish.
Both teams entered the Bundesliga fixture seeking crucial points to solidify their mid-table standings. Hamburger SV, sitting 12th, aimed to reverse a patch of inconsistent form. FC Augsburg, two places higher in 10th, arrived hoping to build on a recent upturn in results.
The match began with a cautious opening, as both sides looked to gain control. Augsburg, however, settled into their rhythm quicker, creating early opportunities through their attacking midfielders.
The visitors then broke the deadlock in the 22nd minute. Defender Arthur Chaves rose powerfully from a set-piece, heading the ball precisely past the goalkeeper to give Augsburg the lead. It was Chaves’ first goal of the season.
Hamburger SV pushed for an immediate response, but found Augsburg’s defense well-organized. Forward Patrick Otele received a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct in the 41st minute, highlighting the growing intensity before halftime.
HSV returned for the second half needing a clear improvement in attacking creativity and penetration. Augsburg, holding a valuable one-goal advantage, aimed to maintain their defensive solidity and exploit counter-attacking chances.
Augsburg made an immediate change at the break, with Ruben Philippe replacing the cautioned P. Otele. The second half started with increased tempo as both teams committed more players forward.
A sequence of yellow cards for Jan Torunarigha (55′) and Finn Rieder (59′) prefaced Hamburg’s equalizer. In the 60th minute, Ransford Yeboah Königsdörffer tucked away a sharp finish following a smart assist from Robert Glatzel. The Volksparkstadion erupted as HSV drew level.
However, the home side’s celebration was short-lived. Just four minutes later, Miro Muheim was shown a straight red card in the 64th minute for a professional foul. Hamburger SV now faced the daunting task of playing the remaining time with ten men.
Augsburg pressed intensely, sensing an opportunity to capitalize on their numerical advantage. Despite late substitutions from both benches and further yellow cards for Cedric Zesiger (81′) and Keven Schlotterbeck (87′), neither team could break the deadlock. Hamburg held firm against the pressure.
The final statistics underscored the match’s balanced nature. Hamburger SV commanded 53% possession, matching Augsburg’s 18 total shots. Four of HSV’s shots were on target, compared to Augsburg’s three. Augsburg slightly edged the Expected Goals (xG) metric, recording 2.29 xG to Hamburg’s 1.59, suggesting they created higher quality scoring opportunities.
This 1-1 draw leaves both teams in a tight mid-table battle in the Bundesliga standings. Hamburger SV will consider it a hard-earned point given their numerical disadvantage, while FC Augsburg will likely feel they let a potential victory slip away.