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Hannover 96 vs 1. FC Nürnberg is a well-established German matchup marked by a broader Hannover advantage and recurring Nürnberg resistance. Its scorelines range from emphatic away wins to open draws, while playing at home has not guaranteed control. The pairing rewards a measured reading of the evidence: each meeting can reinforce Hannover’s edge or reveal another route for Nürnberg to challenge it. Future editions remain a durable test of that balance.
Past matches, Hannover 96 vs 1. FC Nürnberg
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes 1. FC Nürnberg
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11F
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14D
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7F
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9F
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13G
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18M
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36D
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16M
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43D
Hannover 96 Substitutes
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F
28
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F
9
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1
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27
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D
20
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13
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44
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22
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14
Match events
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5'⚽Julian Justvan Normal Goal
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8'⚽Lars Gindorf Penalty
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23'Finn Ole Becker Yellow Card
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32'Piet Scobel Yellow Card
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55'Husseyn Chakroun Benedikt Pichler
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63'William Bøving Finn Ole Becker
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65'⚽Mohamed Alì Zoma Normal Goal
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71'Emir Sahiti Lars Gindorf
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71'Benjamin Källman Stefán Teitur Thórdarson
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72'Rafael Lubach Julian Justvan
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72'Sigurd Haugen Piet Scobel
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74'Hayate Matsuda Kolja Oudenne
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75'Ime Okon Boris Tomiak
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76'Maurice Neubauer Yellow Card
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90'Tobias Heß Mohamed Alì Zoma
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90' +3Tim janisch Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Hannover 96 VS 1. FC Nürnberg
An edge that allows reversals
The available history leans toward Hannover, yet some of its clearest scorelines point in opposite directions. Nürnberg won 4-0 away on 30 September 2019 in the 2. Bundesliga, before Hannover delivered a 5-2 victory in Nürnberg on 24 January 2021. Those results make two points at once: Hannover’s broader advantage has substance, but Nürnberg can overturn it emphatically, and neither venue provides a simple guide.
Nürnberg keeps the balance contested
The tension remained visible in two later meetings. Nürnberg beat Hannover 2-1 at home on 21 December 2025, while the return on 17 May 2026 finished 3-3 in Hannover. A narrow home win followed by a high-scoring draw is a useful counterweight to any claim of automatic control. The matchup can reward Hannover’s established edge without becoming predictable, because Nürnberg have produced both decisive and closely fought replies. That leaves a durable question for future meetings: can Hannover impose their advantage consistently, or will Nürnberg again find a way to disrupt it? The history supports the first possibility while repeatedly preserving the second.