Nordderby

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Nordderby
Other namesNorth Derby
Location Northern Germany
First meetingWerder 1–4 HSV
(13 March 1927;96 years ago (1927-03-13))
Latest meetingHSV 2–3 Werder
2. Bundesliga
(27 February 2022;17 months ago (2022-02-27))
Next meetingTBD
2. Bundesliga
Stadiums Volksparkstadion
Weserstadion
Statistics
Meetings total156
Most winsWerder Bremen (58)
All-time seriesHSV: 54
Drawn: 43
Werder: 59
Largest victoryWerder 6–0 HSV
(1 May 2004;19 years ago (2004-05-01))

The Nordderby or North derby is a match between Hamburger SV and Werder Bremen, the two most successful and popular clubs in Northern Germany. The Hamburger SV (HSV) was created in 1887 and plays its matches at the Volksparkstadion, while Werder Bremen was founded in 1899 and plays its matches at the Weserstadion.

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Beyond football, there is also a rivalry between the cities of Hamburg and Bremen, which are only separated by a hundred kilometers and they are also the two biggest metropolises in this part of the country.

Circumstances regarding the rivalry between the two clubs

The match between Werder Bremen and Hamburger SV is the most frequently played match in the Bundesliga: Bremen played in the Bundesliga from 1963 to 1980 and from 1981 to 2021, while Hamburg were a Bundesliga club without interruption from 1963 to 2018. The fact that Werder Bremen and HSV are the biggest clubs in Bremen and Hamburg respectively, said cities being the biggest Hanseatic cities and also the biggest in the north of the country contribute to the rivalry. The catchment areas of Hamburger SV and Werder Bremen border on each other and overlaps between the two are not uncommon. In particular, there is an overlap in the districts ( Landkreis ) of Cuxhaven and Rotenburg (Wümme), which belong to Lower Saxony. Fans of both clubs are neighbours and the majorities differ according to location. A contribution to the rivalry was also made by the death of Adrian Maleika, a Werder Bremen fan, who was hit by a stone by Hamburg hooligans in the run-up to a match between Hamburger SV and the Bremen club in the DFB Cup in 1982, and he succumbed to the stone throwing in a Hamburg hospital. The relationship between Werder Bremen supporters and the Hamburgers was considered "quite normal" until this event.

History

The game was first contested in 1927 with HSV recording a 4-1 away win. Since the founding of the Bundesliga in 1963, the match has been held twice every season, except in 1980–81, because Werder had been relegated to the 2. Bundesliga in the previous season. To date, 152 games have been contested with Werder holding a slight lead of 57 wins to HSV's 53. 42 games have ended in a draw.

The pinnacle of the rivalry came in 2009 when they met four times in 18 days. Two of the four matches came in European competition at the semi-final stage of the last edition of the UEFA Cup. After losing 1-0 at home in the first leg, Werder won 3-2 in Hamburg to advance to the final on away goals. In the 2021–22 season the nordderby has been played in 2. Bundesliga for the first time, after the relegation of Werder in the 2020–21 season, and the third consecutive failure promotion of HSV, after the relegation in 2017–18.

All-time results

Results since the formation of Bundesliga in 1963.

SeasonDateCompetitionHome teamScoreAway teamHome goal scorersAway goal scorersAtt.Match report
1963–6412-10-1963 Bundesliga Werder
42
HSV Zebrowski 10', Schütz 14', 49', 79' C. Dörfel 25', U. Seeler 55'40,000 report
26-03-1964 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder U. Seeler 2' Jung 13'25,000 report
1964–6526-09-1964 Bundesliga Werder
00
HSV--40,000 report
13-02-1965 Bundesliga HSV
04
Werder- Matischak 16', 26', D. Seeler 78' (o.g.), Schütz 80'50,000 report
1965–6611-12-1965 Bundesliga Werder
20
HSV Danielsen 14', Höttges 17'-18,000 report
21-05-1966 Bundesliga HSV
13
Werder Pohlschmidt 32' Soya 24', Piechowiak 33' (o.g.), Schulz 52'20,000 report
1966–6724-09-1966 Bundesliga Werder
51
HSV Höttges 7', Zebrowski 8', Schütz 42', Schweighöfer 52', Danielsen 63' Kurbjuhn 55'18,000 report
25-02-1967 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder U. Seeler 29' Hänel 18'22,000 report
1967–6819-08-1967 Bundesliga Werder
14
HSV Rupp 10' Schulz 43', B. Dörfel 65', Kurbjuhn 79', C. Dörfel 88'40,000 report
06-01-1968 Bundesliga HSV
21
Werder Hönig 35', 52' Rupp 66'14,174 report
1968–6904-09-1968 Bundesliga HSV
52
Werder C. Dörfel 36', Pötzschke 42', U. Seeler 55', 74', Hönig 90' Görts 25', Schütz 49'18,000 report
01-02-1969 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Görts 14' Schulz 69'30,000 report
1969–7006-09-1969 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Windhausen 22' U. Seeler 38'35,000 report
14-04-1970 Bundesliga HSV
22
Werder Hellfritz 49', Hönig 89' Schütz 82', Höttges 88'10,000 report
1970–7110-10-1970 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder Hönig 64' Windhausen 86'13,000 report
17-04-1971 Bundesliga Werder
22
HSV Schmidt 28', Lorenz 87' Hönig 63', Klier 88'25,000 report
1971–7227-11-1971 Bundesliga HSV
21
Werder Volkert 61', Zaczyk 71' Weist 86'18,000 report
14-02-1972 DFB-Cup R2Werder
42
HSV Kamp 35', Neuberger 40', Hasebrink 61', Höttges 86' Zaczyk 19', 39'15,000 report
22-02-1972 DFB-Cup R2HSV
10
Werder U. Seeler 77'-14,000 report
24-06-1972 Bundesliga Werder
40
HSV Höttges 16', 44', Neuberger 47', Weist 52'-8,000 report
1972–7318-11-1972 Bundesliga HSV
22
Werder Volkert 3', 43' Kaltz 68' (o.g.), Laumen 70'14,000 report
05-05-1973 Bundesliga Werder
14
HSV Görts 28' Heese 5', 8', Memering 13', Nogly 85'16,000 report
1973–7425-08-1973 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Weist 73' Nogly 88'26,000 report
26-01-1974 Bundesliga HSV
30
Werder Zaczyk 15', Hönig 61', Volkert 71'-23,000 report
1974–7521-12-1974 Bundesliga Werder
10
HSV Weist 76'-36,000 report
07-06-1975 Bundesliga HSV
20
Werder Björnmose 33' Reimann 37'-24,000 report
1975–7622-11-1975 Bundesliga Werder
13
HSV Görts 78' Reimann 35', Bertl 39', Memering 67'37,000 report
29-05-1976 Bundesliga HSV
12
Werder Memering 43' Görts 22', Aslund 40'24,000 report
1976–7721-08-1976 Bundesliga Werder
22
HSV Röber 40', Konschal 60' Steffenhagen 30', 56'37,000 report
22-01-1977 Bundesliga HSV
53
Werder Memering 19', Volkert 67', 72', Steffenhagen 70', Reimann 88' Görts 45', Bracht 82', Meininger 89'18,000 report
1977–7824-09-1977 Bundesliga Werder
12
HSV Meininger 71' Keller 32', Keegan 48'36,000 report
18-02-1978 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder Bertl 14' Glowacz 28'19,000 report
1978–7919-08-1978 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Wunder 5' Reimann 66'28,000 report
14-03-1979 Bundesliga HSV
22
Werder Kaltz 13', Hartwig 46' Möhlmann 83', Reinders 90'40,000 report
1979–8020-10-1979 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Röber 72' Hrubesch 88'40,000 report
22-03-1980 Bundesliga HSV
50
Werder Hrubesch 16', 82', 86', Milewski 42', Jakobs 60'-31,000 report
1981–8228-11-1981 Bundesliga Werder
32
HSV Reinders 6', 8', Kostedde 68' Bastrup 25', Magath 87'40,000 report
15-05-1982 Bundesliga HSV
50
Werder Hrubesch 40', 51', 67', Magath 48', Bastrup 73'-53,400 report
1982–8325-08-1982 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder Jakobs 22' Völler 5'25,000 report
16-10-1982 DFB Cup R2HSV
32
Werder Hrubesch 22', Bastrup 49', 52' Schaaf 15', Otten 85'20,000 report
29-01-1983 Bundesliga Werder
32
HSV Völler 43', Neubarth 45', Möhlmann 65' Bastrup 49', Jakobs 87'40,000 report
1983–8423-09-1983 Bundesliga Werder
00
HSV--40,800 report
17-03-1984 Bundesliga HSV
40
Werder Wuttke 9', Rolff 14', Hartwig 54', Magath 90'-46,000 report
1984–8520-10-1984 Bundesliga Werder
52
HSV Reinders 43', Völler 54', 81' Neubarth 64', Meier 64' von Heesen 42', Kaltz 87'35,000 report
03-04-1985 Bundesliga HSV
20
Werder Magath 32', von Heesen 53'-50,000 report
1985–8631-08-1985 Bundesliga Werder
20
HSV Neubarth 13', Wolter 79'-35,000 report
01-02-1986 Bundesliga HSV
01
Werder- Burgsmüller 56'44,000 report
1986–8716-08-1986 Bundesliga HSV
30
Werder Gründel 5', 28', Kaltz 71'-46,000 report
28-02-1987 Bundesliga Werder
21
HSV Völler 13', 46' Kastl 70'32,000 report
1987–8814-11-1987 Bundesliga HSV
00
Werder--34,600 report
14-05-1988 Bundesliga Werder
14
HSV Meier 37' Möhlmann 39', Bein 70', Labbadia 77', 87'38,000 report
1988–8923-07-1988 Bundesliga Werder
21
HSV Riedle 73', Burgsmüller 86' Spörl 14'24,594 report
18-02-1989 Bundesliga HSV
20
Werder Bein 47', von Heesen 62'-21,000 report
29-03-1989 DFB Cup QFHSV
01
Werder- Riedle 37'30,000 report
1989–9020-09-1989 Bundesliga HSV
40
Werder Eck 37', Ballwanz 40', von Heesen 67', Bode 85'-14,000 report
31-03-1990 Bundesliga Werder
21
HSV Bockenfeld 34', Eilts 43' Furtok 11'21,679 report
1990–9101-09-1990 Bundesliga Werder
31
HSV Allofs 13', Hermann 50', Rufer 83' Eck 45'20,441 report
15-03-1991 Bundesliga HSV
32
Werder Beiersdorfer 8', Furtok 25', Stratos 89' Bratseth 80', Rufer 90'43,000 report
1991–9217-08-1991 DFB Cup R2Werder
31
HSV Rufer 3', Kohn 28', 30' Furtok 7'19,400 report
10-11-1991 Bundesliga HSV
01
Werder- Hermann 22'20,600 report
28-04-1992 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Kohn 21' Eck 58'20,000 report
1992–9304-12-1992 Bundesliga HSV
00
Werder--46,000 report
29-05-1993 Bundesliga Werder
50
HSV Herzog 32', 90', Rufer 37', 87', Kohn 70'-38,395 report
1993–9424-10-1993 Bundesliga Werder
02
HSV- Bäron 32', 44'36,669 report
27-10-1993 DFB Cup R4Werder
42
HSV Herzog 13', Hobsch 74', Neubarth 86', Rufer 90' von Heesen 49', Ivanauskas 64'34,400 report
09-04-1994 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder Bäron 41' Herzog 6'36,950 report
1994–9506-10-1994 Bundesliga Werder
14
HSV Beschastnykh 12' Letchkov 29', Houbchev 38', Wiedener 45' (o.g.), Zárate 80'38,878 report
02-04-1995 Bundesliga HSV
00
Werder--42,000 report
1995–9618-08-1995 Bundesliga HSV
33
Werder Breitenreiter 14', 25', Spörl 51' Hobsch 31', 79', Basler 91'32,247 report
05-03-1996 Bundesliga Werder
21
HSV Scholz 3', Cardoso 33' Spörl 33'29,000 report
1996–9702-11-1996 Bundesliga Werder
00
HSV--35,400 report
03-04-1997 Bundesliga HSV
32
Werder Cardoso 6', Spörl 18', Mason 62' Kovačević 77' (o.g.), Bode 90'31,392 report
1997–9817-10-1997 Bundesliga Werder
00
HSV--34,800 report
27-03-1998 Bundesliga HSV
21
Werder Dembiński 78', Yeboah 90' Bode 25'38,261 report
1998–9923-10-1998 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder Yeboah 58' Maksymov 86'29,052 report
13-04-1999 Bundesliga Werder
00
HSV--34,486 report
1999–0021-11-1999 Bundesliga Werder
21
HSV Bode 62', Aílton 81' Butt 90'35,838 report
15-04-2000 Bundesliga HSV
00
Werder--52,800 report
2000–0106-09-2000 Bundesliga HSV
21
Werder Barbarez 25', Hertzsch 82' Bode 42'37,400 report
03-02-2001 Bundesliga Werder
31
HSV Pizarro 45', 90', Aílton 71' Heinz 57'31,500 report
2001–0222-09-2001 Bundesliga HSV
04
Werder- Aílton 13', Bode 34', Ernst 84', Stalteri 86'43,000 report
24-02-2002 Bundesliga Werder
01
HSV- Romeo 74'32,300 report
2002–0318-08-2002 Bundesliga Werder
21
HSV Charisteas 9', Wehlage 50' Ujfaluši 20'35,000 report
02-02-2003 Bundesliga HSV
10
Werder Barbarez 56'-45,000 report
2003–0429-11-2003 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder Rahn 50' Ernst 27'55,500 report
01-05-2004 Bundesliga Werder
60
HSV Barbarez 16' (o.g.), Ismaël 22', Klasnić 39', Aílton 48', Valdez 80', Skrypnyk 84'-42,500 report
2004–0530-10-2004 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Schulz 74' Jarolím 22'42,100 report
09-04-2005 Bundesliga HSV
12
Werder Mahdavikia 58' Klose 8', Klasnić 70'55,500 report
2005–0618-12-2005 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Micoud 45' Kučuković 67'42,100 report
13-05-2006 Bundesliga HSV
12
Werder Barbarez 59' Klasnić 27', Klose 72'57,000 report
2006–0701-08-2006 League Cup SFWerder
21
HSV Sanogo 70', Frings 82' Zidan 50'27,650 report
23-09-2006 Bundesliga HSV
11
Werder Reinhardt 69' Borowski 58'57,000 report
17-02-2007 Bundesliga Werder
02
HSV- van der Vaart 42', 87'42,100 report
2007–0801-12-2007 Bundesliga Werder
21
HSV Sanogo 15', Pasanen 64' van der Vaart 60'42,100 report
23-05-2008 Bundesliga HSV
01
Werder- Almeida 50'57,000 report
2008–0923-11-2008 Bundesliga HSV
21
Werder Guerrero 6', Jansen 36' Naldo 90'56,121 report
22-04-2009 DFB Cup SFHSV
1113 p
Werder Olić 74' Diego 24'55,237 report
30-04-2009 UEFA Cup SFWerder
01
HSV- Trochowski 28'37,500 report
07-05-2009 UEFA Cup SFHSV
23
Werder Olić 13', 87' Diego 29', Pizarro 66', Baumann 83'51,000 report
10-05-2009 Bundesliga Werder
20
HSV Almeida 34', 49'-42,100 report
2009–1020-12-2009 Bundesliga HSV
21
Werder Mathijsen 9', Jansen 36' Naldo 90'57,000 report
08-05-2010 Bundesliga Werder
11
HSV Pizarro 58' van Nistelrooy 82'41,150 report
2010–1125-09-2010 Bundesliga Werder
32
HSV Marin 25', Almeida 29', 86' van Nistelrooy 59', Pitroipa 65'36,300 report
19-02-2011 Bundesliga HSV
40
Werder Petrić 42', Guerrero 64', 79', Ben-Hatira 89'-54,100 report
2011–1210-09-2011 Bundesliga Werder
20
HSV Pizarro 52', 78'-41,600 report
18-02-2012 Bundesliga HSV
13
Werder Petrić 76' Marin 9', Trybull 45', Arnautović 86'56,000 report
2012–1301-09-2012 Bundesliga Werder
20
HSV Hunt 52', Petersen 67'-42,100 report
27-01-2013 Bundesliga HSV
32
Werder Son 23', Aogo 46', Rudņevs 52' Lukimya 9', Papastathopoulos 54'56,000 report
2013–1421-09-2013 Bundesliga HSV
02
Werder- Petersen 32', 90'53,300 report
01-03-2014 Bundesliga Werder
10
HSV Junuzović 19'-42,100 report
2014–1523-11-2014 Bundesliga HSV
20
Werder Rudņevs 83', Wolf 90' (o.g.)-53,300 report
19-04-2015 Bundesliga Werder
10
HSV Di Santo 84'-42,100 report
2015–1628-11-2015 Bundesliga Werder
13
HSV Ujah 62' Iličević 3', Gregoritsch 27', N. Müller 68'42,100 report
22-04-2016 Bundesliga HSV
21
Werder Lasogga 5', 32' Ujah 65'57,000 report
2016–1726-11-2016 Bundesliga HSV
22
Werder Gregoritsch 3', 28' Bartels 14', Gnabry 45'55,200 report
16-04-2017 Bundesliga Werder
21
HSV Kruse 41', Kainz 75' Gregoritsch 6'42,100 report
2017–1830-09-2017 Bundesliga HSV
00
Werder--54,631 report
24-02-2018 Bundesliga Werder
10
HSV van Drongelen 86' (o.g.)-42,100 report
2021–2218-09-2021 2. Bundesliga Werder
02
HSV- Glatzel 2', Heyer 45+1'21,050 report
27-02-2022 2. Bundesliga HSV
23
Werder Meffert 46', Glatzel 80' Ducksch 10', 78', Füllkrug 51'25,000 report

Head to head

Overall match statistics.

CompetitionGamesHSV winsDrawsWerder wins
Bundesliga 108343539
Oberliga Nord 3212713
2. Bundesliga 1101
Cup 1162*3
League Cup 100 1
UEFA Cup 2101
Total156544458

* Cup game finished 1–1 after 120 minutes, won by Werder Bremen on penalties.

Honours

CompetitionWerder BremenHamburger SV
German champions/ Bundesliga 46
DFB-Pokal 63
DFL-Supercup 30
DFL-Ligapokal 12
UEFA Champions League 01
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 11
2. Bundesliga 10
Total1614

Head-to-head ranking in Bundesliga (1964–2022)

P. 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
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7777777777
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1010101010101010
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1212121212
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1414141414
15151515
1616161616
17171717
18
2. Bundesliga / Second tier
11
22
33
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