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Professionals, 3. November 2017

Match-facts Hamburger SV vs. VfB

In the away game on matchday 11, this Saturday, Hannes Wolf and his men travel to Hamburger SV. Kick-off at the Volksparkstadion is set for 15:30 CET. Here we’ve got all the important facts and figures ahead of the clash with HSV.

Record from the VfB viewpoint:

Total: 102 games, 38 wins, 21 draws, 43 defeats, 160:153 goal-difference

Home: 51 games, 27 wins, 10 draws, 14 defeats, 99:64 goal-difference

Away: 51 games, 11 wins, 11 draws, 29 defeats, 61:89 goal-difference

Support

Some 3,650 VfB fans are expected to make the long trip north to get behind Hannes Wolf’s eleven during their away outing in Hamburg.

Upper-hand

The Cannstatt Boys won four of their last five meetings with HSV. The last clash between the two sides was a 2-1 win for the Wasenelf at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in January 2016.

Ball magnet

On matchday 10, no other Bundesliga player was on the ball as often as Benjamin Pavard – notching up a total of 152 ball contacts. By way of reward for his consistent and impressive performances, the defender has been nominated in the French 'A' national team for the first time.

Facing the past

Following his reunion with SC Freiburg last weekend, Dennis Aogo clashes with another of his former employers this Saturday. Between 2008 and 2013, the full-back made 133 Bundesliga appearances in the HSV colours.

Familiar faces

The HSV squad includes a number of players who previously wore the jersey with the infamous red hoop. Whilst Sven Schipplock and Gotoku Sakai have both faced VfB since parting company with the club, this will be the first game against the Cannstatt Boys for Filip Kostic, who left Stuttgart in the summer of 2016.