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Football is a result sport.

It is well known that it is not the course of the game that counts, but the result.

Hamburger SV has demonstrated this impressively.

Bad game, big win.

The Hamburg team won 4-0 (1-0) on Tuesday evening in the 2nd Bundesliga against SV Sandhausen and plunged the Baden-Württemberg team into despair.

"Brutal", scolded ex-HSV professional Dennis Diekmeier, who has been playing for the sand houses for almost two years.

"It felt like every shot was a hit." 17:10 shots on goal for the table-15 bobbing near relegation.

speak a clear language.

Especially in the first half - apart from the goal gift from SVS, which Terodde gratefully accepted - there wasn't much that happened to the aspirants.

What's going on with HSV ?, asked observers and had even feared another home bankruptcy.

“We didn't manage to exert pressure,” complained HSV coach Daniel Thioune.

Terodde's sixth double pack

Because the guests lacked coolness and luck in front of the HSV box, the North Germans were suddenly there in the second round.

Especially Terodde.

The 32-year-old, who scored his sixth brace this season, has long since blossomed into the most valuable HSV player.

Not pecuniary, because Terodde is because of his age with a market value of 1.2 million euros, well behind the full-backs Josha Vagnoman and Tim Leibold with four million euros each (source: transfermarkt.de), but probably because of his importance in the race promotion to the Bundesliga.

"We weren't four goals better"

The goal machine is after twelve games with 13 hits, leads the scorer list of the 2nd league.

That he particularly likes to strike against SV Sandhausen is just a side note.

The 32-year-old has scored nine goals in 13 duels with the Baden-Württemberg team.

"Simon knows where the frame is," Thioune praised his executor.

In Terodde's wake, Vagnoman and Amadou Onana met for the first time this season.

"We weren't four goals better," admitted Thioune, but hopes that the undeserved success will ease the brakes.

The game showed him that "we have to develop further".