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Hertha BSC vs Karlsruher SC is a competitive 2. Bundesliga matchup marked by draws and Hertha wins at both venues. The teams drew 2-2 in Karlsruhe on 24 January 2026 and 0-0 in Berlin on 10 August 2025. Hertha won 3-1 at home on 29 March 2025 and also prevailed 3-1 away on 26 October 2024. The venues have not settled every contest.
Past matches, Hertha BSC vs Karlsruher SC
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Karlsruher SC
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30G
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36D
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5D
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25M
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21M
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17M
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9F
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13F
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44F
Hertha BSC Substitutes
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G
35
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D
2
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D
37
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D
41
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M
21
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M
28
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F
9
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F
17
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F
24
Match events
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1'Deyovaisio Zeefuik Yellow Card
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7'⚽F. Schleusener Normal Goal (Asst: P. Forster)
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17'Philipp Förster Yellow Card
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19'⚽F. Reese Normal Goal (Asst: K. Sessa)
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26'⚽S. Jung Normal Goal
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64'Paul Seguin Yellow Card
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66'J. Dudziak M. Winkler
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66'D. Kownacki K. Sessa
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75'L. Egloff L. Ben Farhat
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76'R. Pinto Pedrosa P. Forster
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77'Lilian Egloff Yellow Card
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77'J. Eitschberger D. Zeefuik
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79'⚽J. Dudziak Normal Goal (Asst: F. Reese)
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81'Dženis Burnić Yellow Card
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82'M. Waschenbach A. Muller
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86'S. Gronning L. Schuler
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90'S. Ambrosius F. Schleusener
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90'L. Opitz D. Burnic
Stats for this game
Matchup Hertha BSC VS Karlsruher SC
Draws keep the middle ground visible
The two draws offer contrasting scorelines. Hertha and Karlsruhe shared a goalless result in Berlin on 10 August 2025, then finished 2-2 in Karlsruhe on 24 January 2026. One meeting resisted openings while the other produced four goals, yet neither supplied a winner. That variety makes it difficult to treat either ground as a dependable guide.
Hertha find a home margin
Hertha BSC beat Karlsruhe 3-1 in Berlin on 29 March 2025. The result gave the hosts a clear advantage, but Karlsruhe’s own ground has also produced a competitive response: Hertha won 3-1 there on 26 October 2024. Both scorelines favour Hertha, though their repetition across venues does not remove the value of the draws that surround them.
Venue matters without deciding
Hertha’s two wins point in one direction, while the 0-0 and 2-2 results keep the matchup open. Future meetings can return to a tight draw or reward another home margin. The existing scores support a competitive reading rather than a fixed hierarchy.