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Hamburger SV trace their official foundation to 1887 and took their present form through a 1919 merger of three local clubs. Based in Hamburg and known as Die Rothosen, or the Red Shorts, they wear white shirts with red shorts beneath the blue, black and white diamond crest. The Volksparkstadion in the Bahrenfeld district has been their principal league home since the Bundesliga began in 1963.
HSV have won six German championships, three DFB-Pokals, the 1983 European Cup and the 1977 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. Their strongest era ran from the late 1970s into the mid-1980s, when coaches Branko Zebec and Ernst Happel built disciplined, physically powerful sides. Happel's team combined defensive control with efficient attacking play and defeated Juventus in Athens to become European champions.
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Club profile maintained by Oddsivio · sourced from official club records.
HSV's academy and wider youth structure draw from northern Germany, continuing a tradition embodied by Uwe Seeler, who joined the club as a boy and became its record goalscorer. Their fiercest national rivalry is with Werder Bremen, and meetings are known as the Nordderby; fixtures against St. Pauli form the Hamburg derby. Seeler and 1983 European Cup captain Horst Hrubesch remain defining symbols of different successful eras.
On this page you can follow Hamburger SV's fixtures, results, squad, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
Hamburger SV are 16th in the Bundesliga 2026 season with 3 points from 4 games (1W 0D 3L). They have won 2 of their last 5.
Albert Grønbæk is Hamburger SV's top scorer this season with 2 goals.
1899 Hoffenheim vs Hamburger SV — Bundesliga, 10 Oct 2026