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Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Hamburger SV is a German club matchup in which venue and defensive patience can outweigh status. The teams drew 0–0 at Borussia-Park on 24 August 2025 and repeated that score at the Volksparkstadion on 17 January 2026. Gladbach had more of the play in the first meeting, while Hamburg created the heavier pressure in the second. A future meeting can ask which side turns control into a goal.
Past matches, Borussia Mönchengladbach vs Hamburger SV
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Hamburger SV
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40
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2D
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9F
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10M
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13D
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14F
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16D
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38F
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39M
Borussia Mönchengladbach Substitutes
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G
1
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M
7
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M
13
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D
14
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M
17
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F
18
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D
26
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F
28
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M
36
Match events
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42'Y. Engelhardt Yellow Card
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59'K. Diks Yellow Card
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67'R. Philippe R. Konigsdorffer
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67'G. Gocholeishvili N. Capaldo
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69'J. Castrop F. Honorat
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69'G. Reyna F. Neuhaus
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79'R. Glatzel D. Downs
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80'A. Rossing-Lelesiit J. Dompe
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80'J. Torunarigha Yellow Card
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81'J. Torunarigha Yellow Card
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85'G. Ramos B. Jatta
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88'K. Takai K. Diks
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90' +2S. Machino H. Tabakovic
Stats for this game
Matchup Borussia Mönchengladbach VS Hamburger SV
Two grounds, two versions of control
The 0–0 draw at Borussia-Park on 24 August 2025 offered Gladbach the territorial reference: the Bundesliga report described more possession and better chances for the hosts, with Hamburg goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes keeping the visitors level. The return at the Volksparkstadion on 17 January 2026 reversed the pressure. Hamburg produced 27 shots, but Gladbach goalkeeper Moritz Nicolas made the saves that preserved another goalless draw.
The matchup rewards the side that converts
Those fixed results give the pairing a balanced, venue-sensitive profile. A home setting can bring initiative, yet the opponent’s goalkeeper and defensive organisation can keep the score locked. The history also spans periods in which the clubs occupied different league contexts, so one competition label cannot define the meeting forever. A future contest can test whether Gladbach turn their home initiative into separation, or Hamburg make their pressure count when the match moves to their ground.