City rivalry unfolds in Germany's second division. - On which channel can I watch HSV vs. St. Pauli live on TV today?
In a rare occurrence, this derby has a lot riding on it!
Hamburger SV has bounced back from a disappointing 1-0 loss to Holstein Kiel and, following a 4-0 victory against Braunschweig in their previous game, they still have a slim chance of finishing third and avoiding relegation. Thanks to their win and Fortuna Düsseldorf's 1-1 draw against Schalke, the gap between them and third-placed Düsseldorf is only four points with just three games left.
Despite this, Hamburger SV faces the possibility of suffering a double blow on Friday: St. Pauli could clinch promotion in the process and HSV could potentially lose their spot in the relegation zone if they lose (while Düsseldorf wins against Nuremberg).
St. Pauli's head coach Fabian Hürzeler (31) has been at the helm since December 2022. In his two city derby appearances so far, he's tasted one defeat and one draw. Now, he stands on the brink of securing the first derby win as a coach.
Hürzeler: "I've yet to secure a victory in a city derby as a head coach. It's my responsibility to the fans that we can provide this for them. They want to be number 1 in the city. To be number 1, you need to win a game like this."
There's no question - St. Pauli will be promoted if they triumph on Friday. If it's a draw, Düsseldorf won't be able to win against Nuremberg simultaneously. If Düsseldorf loses, promotion for St. Pauli will be automatic.
Will St Pauli be promoted by their rivals or will HSV manage to regain their position in the fight for third place?
Watching Hamburger SV vs. St. Pauli on TV
The city derby between Hamburger SV and FC St. Pauli will be broadcast live on Friday night by the streaming platform WOW (ad). Sky will also show the match live.
You can also watch the game on . [your preferred streaming service].
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