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Hertha BSC vs Dynamo Dresden is a German matchup that leans toward Hertha while leaving room for Dresden resistance. Hertha won 1-0 away on 4 April 2026 and 2-0 at home on 1 November 2025. Dynamo Dresden had won 1-0 at home on 2 March 2013, while Hertha also took a 1-0 home victory on 26 September 2012. The margins keep the contest close.
Past matches, Hertha BSC vs Dynamo Dresden
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Dynamo Dresden
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40G
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33F
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16F
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11F
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10M
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42D
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7F
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21M
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32D
Hertha BSC Substitutes
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D
42
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M
47
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F
18
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F
9
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D
41
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M
33
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G
43
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D
31
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F
20
Match events
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10'⚽Patrice Čović Normal Goal (Asst: Vincent Vermeij)
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29'⚽Jón Dagur Þórsteinsson Normal Goal (Asst: Josip Brekalo)
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32'Robert Wagner Yellow Card
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37'Mads Valentin Pedersen Yellow Card
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39'Ahmet Muhamedbegovic Yellow Card
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43'Josip Brekalo Yellow Card
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45'Gustaf Nilsson Sebastian Gronning
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57'Oluwaseun Adewumi Goal cancelled
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66'Christoph Daferner Vincent Vermeij
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66'Tobias Raschl Niklas Hauptmann
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74'Deyovaisio Zeefuik Julian Eitschberger
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74'Farid Alfa-Ruprecht Oluwaseun Adewumi
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74'Jakob Lemmer Patrice Čović
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74'Friedrich Müller Nicolai Rapp
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74'Jonas Sterner Simon Straudi
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80'⚽Jón Dagur Þórsteinsson Normal Goal (Asst: Mads Valentin Pedersen)
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86'Soufian gouram Jón Dagur Þórsteinsson
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90'Pascal Klemens Kevin Sessa
Stats for this game
Matchup Hertha BSC VS Dynamo Dresden
Hertha turn close games their way
Hertha’s results show control through modest margins. They beat Dresden 1-0 at home on 26 September 2012, then added a 2-0 home win on 1 November 2025. Their 1-0 victory away on 4 April 2026 matters for a different reason: Hertha have also found a narrow solution in Dresden. The scores support an advantage without suggesting that every meeting follows the same pattern.
Dresden retain a clear counterexample
Dynamo Dresden won 1-0 at home on 2 March 2013, providing a direct reminder that the matchup can turn in their favour. Its narrow margin also fits the wider character of these meetings, where one goal has often separated the teams when a draw has not intervened. Dresden’s win keeps the contest from becoming a one-way story and gives their home setting genuine relevance.
Margins leave the door open
Hertha carry an advantage across these meetings, but the evidence is better described as competitive than conclusive. A future contest can reward another controlled Hertha win or give Dresden another chance to protect their ground. The scorelines support both possibilities.