BVB vs. Hertha BSC: Bundesliga today in the live ticker

At the end of today’s Bundesliga Saturday, Hertha BSC and Borussia Dortmund will meet in the top game. We will keep you up to date on everything important here in our live ticker.

The first half of the Bundesliga is drawing to a close, today it’s all over again between Hertha BSC and BVB. Here you can follow the top game of the 17th matchday in the live ticker.

BVB vs. Hertha BSC: Bundesliga today in the live ticker

Before start: Despite the clear favorites of the Black and Yellows, there is still something in it for Hertha today, because BVB is coming to Berlin in terms of personnel. In Mats Hummels and Gregor Kobel, two other regulars are out (cold), BVB motor Jude Bellingham is yellow-banned.

Before start: In the table, the two opponents can be found at opposite ends. BVB is currently lonely in second place, for Hertha, on the other hand, things are slowly getting serious in the relegation battle. With 18 points, the Berliners are only one meter away from the relegation place.

Before start: The game will be kicked in the capital, around 6.30 p.m., referee Marco Fritz will whistle the game.

Before start: Hello and welcome to today’s top game between Hertha BSC and Borussia Dortmund.

Failed trio conquers Spain! Ex-BVB players and what they are doing today

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Aubameyang, Hakimi, Gündogan – many former BVB players are still in the spotlight today. Others, however, less so. On the occasion of the 36th birthday of ex-fan favorite Jakub Blaszczykowski on December 14th, we look at 20 of them.

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JAKUB BLASZCZYKOWSKI: Wore the BVB jersey for 8 years. On loan, he went to Florence first, then the Pole moved to Wolfsburg. Went to his heavily indebted home club Wisla Krakow in 2019 – for a monthly salary of the equivalent of 116 euros.

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PACO ALCACER: Went to Villarreal in 2020 after 26 goals in 47 BVB games. There it became the most expensive purchase ever with a fee of 23 million. Won the Europa League in May. Currently stands at 28 goal participations in 64 games for the yellow submarine.

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MIKEL MERINO: Only one year at BVB and despite rare appearances, cup winners 2017. Then via Newcastle to Real Sociedad. Won 2019 U21 European champion, 2020 cup winner and national team player. Is a regular player and apparently starts after the BVB period.

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EMRE MOR: Once praised as the “Turkish Messi”, Mor has failed again and again since then. Went to Celta Vigo in 2017, to Galatasaray and Piraeus, now on loan from Fatih Karagümrük – even there inconspicuously. His contract expires in 2022.

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NEVEN SUBOTIC: Left BVB after 10 years and since then has played for St.-Etienne, Union Berlin, Denizlispor and Altach. The 32-year-old is currently without a club. His foundation, which carries out well construction projects in Ethiopia, is also absolutely exemplary.

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SHINJI KAGAWA: After loaning to Besiktas, the Japanese joined second division Zaragoza in 2019. His contract was terminated there and now he plays for PAOK Thessaloniki. After twelve competitive games in the preseason, currently not even in the squad.

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LUCAS BARRIOS: At 37, he’s now at his 10th club since he left BVB in 2012. It goes by the name CSD Defensa y Justicia and is located in a province of Buenos Aires. Nowhere was the striker as successful as in Dortmund.

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ADNAN JANUZAJ: Came to Dortmund in 2015 on loan from ManUnited, which was dissolved after six months – Tuchel was not impressed by Januzaj’s work ethic. After a loan to Sunderland, joined Real Sociedad in 2017. Plays there regularly.

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MICHY BATSHUAYI: Came to Aubameyang’s departure in distress in 2018 and scored 9 goals in 14 games under Stöger. Chelsea then loaned him to Valencia and Crystal Palace. On loan from Besiktas since August – and quite accurate.

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CHRIS LÖWE: Klopp surprisingly brought the left-back from Chemnitz in 2011. At BVB only with 11 competitive games. Then regular player at FCK and in Huddersfield, where he rose sensationally in 2017. At the age of 32 he was a permanent fixture at Dynamo Dresden.

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MORITZ LEITNER: Kicked five years in Dortmund, with loans to FCA and VfB. Then he went to Lazio and Augsburg for a year before moving to Norwich in 2018 and being promoted to the Premier League there. Meanwhile active at FC Zurich under Andre Breitenreiter.

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NURI SAHIN: The Dortmund boy was often injured after his return and seldom played. In 2018 he went to Werder, in the end his hip plagued him there. On the road for Antalyaspor since 2020 and even player-coach there since October.

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ALEXANDER ISAK: Was at BVB for 2 years, rarely got a chance and only played 13 times. After a successful loan to Willem II, he joined Real Sociedad. Things are going very well for him there: after 109 competitive games, he has 39 stalls.

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JULIAN WEIGL: Was at BVB for four years and later became a temporary central defender. He didn’t like it, so it went to Benfica. Voted “Player of the Year” in the previous year after starting difficulties. Release clause: 100 million.

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SOKRATIS: The Greek defended for BVB for five years, then went to Arsenal in 2018. But only the FA Cup jumped out there. In January the contract was terminated and he switched to Olympiakos. Directly won the championship in Piraeus.

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DZENIS BURNIC: Dortmund awarded the home grown, which won four youth championship titles with BVB between 2014 and 2017, first to Stuttgart and then to Dresden. Burnic has been playing in Heidenheim since 2020 and plays there regularly.

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JEREMY TOLJAN: Moved from Hoffenheim to BVB in 2017 and initially a regular employee. Things went downhill under Favre and therefore on loan to Celtic and Sassuolo. There the U21 European champion from 2017 won a new contract and is mostly a regular.

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MITCH LANGERAK: The long-time replacement keeper moved to VfB in 2015 and rose to Stuttgart in 2017. Nothing went together at Levante since then for Nagoya Grampus in Japan between the posts. Currently after 162 games strong 65 times without conceding a goal.

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ADRIAN RAMOS: At BVB, the now 35-year-old was the number two striker for three years. Via Granada he went to his hometown club America de Cali in Colombia in winter 2020. There since then with an impressive 29 goal participations in 63 competitive games.

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FELIPE SANTANA: The man of the Malaga miracle in 2013 was active for S04, Piraeus, Krasnodar and Mineiro after his departure. With Chapecoense in Brazil since 2020 and second division champions there. Not currently taken into account.

Bundesliga, BVB vs. Hertha BSC: expected lineups

Hertha: Schwolow – Pekarik, Boyata, Stark, Plattenhardt – Darida, Ascacibar – M. Richter, Mittelstädt – Belfodil, Selke
BVB: Hitz – Meunier, Witsel, Zagadou, N. Schulz – Can – Brandt, Dahoud – Reus – Haaland, Malen

BVB vs. Hertha BSC: Bundesliga today on TV and live stream

Like all other Saturday games, the evening game will also be live and exclusive in full today Sky broadcast. You can tune in there about an hour before kick-off to see the preliminary reports. Wolff Fuss will comment on the event afterwards.

You should Sky– If you have a subscription, you can also play the game on via SkyGo stream. If you are not one of them and only want to see the individual game, you can do so via SkyTicket acquire.

Bundesliga, matchday 17: The table before the Saturday games

place	team	Games	Gates	difference	Points
1	Bayern Munich	17th	56:16	40	43
2	Borussia Dortmund	16	39:23	16	34
3	Bayer Leverkusen	16	39:26	13th	28
4th	1899 Hoffenheim	16	34:25	9	27
5	Sc freiburg	16	26:15	11th	26th
6th	1. FSV Mainz 05	16	25:16	9	24
7th	Eintracht Frankfurt	16	26:24	2	24
8th	1. FC Union Berlin	16	22:21	1	24
9	RB Leipzig	16	30:20	10	22nd
10	1. FC Cologne	16	26:27	-1	22nd
11th	VfL Bochum	16	16:25	-9	20th
12th	VfL Wolfsburg	17th	17:29	-12	20th
13th	Bor. Mönchengladbach	16	21:31	-10	18th
14th	Hertha BSC	16	17:33	-16	18th
15th	VfB Stuttgart	16	22:30	-8th	17th
16	FC Augsburg	16	17:26	-9	17th
17th	Arminia Bielefeld	16	12:22	-10	13th
18th	SpVgg Greuther Fürth	16	13:49	-36	4th