As the 2. Bundesliga’s 17th matchday approaches, Hamburger SV faces SpVgg Greuther Fürth at Volksparkstadion. HSV, currently eighth after a series of draws, seeks to regain momentum, while Fürth, under new coach Jan Siewert, is on a positive streak. Fans can watch the match for free on Sky Sports Football’s YouTube channel or via OneFootball in Germany for a one-time fee. Various streaming options are available, but caution against unreliable sites is advised.
As we approach the 17th matchday of the 2. Bundesliga, the winter break looms on the horizon, and teams are gearing up for one last push. Hamburger SV is set to take on SpVgg Greuther Fürth today, with kick-off scheduled for Saturday, December 21, at 1:00 PM at Hamburg’s Volksparkstadion.
In the vibrant city of Hamburg, the rollercoaster of emotions continues, as euphoria is often followed by disappointment. Following an away victory in Karlsruhe, hopes were high for interim coach Merlin Polzin. However, the fans’ expectations took a hit with two lackluster draws against Darmstadt and Ulm. While they remain just one win away from reclaiming the top spot, HSV currently sits in eighth place, leaving the coaching situation uncertain as the winter break approaches.
Conversely, SpVgg Greuther Fürth has successfully pulled themselves out of a slump. Under the guidance of new coach Jan Siewert, the team has accumulated seven points from three recent games, showcasing solid performances against formidable opponents like Hertha and Hannover. Will the clovers continue their upward trend, or will HSV find a way to stabilize their performance?
For fans eager to catch the action, the match will be available for free on the English YouTube channel Sky Sports Football. The full broadcast will also be accessible for later viewing. However, to bypass the geographic restrictions, viewers will need to connect through a VPN service to the UK.
While using a VPN to access content might be a workaround, it does exist within a legal gray area.
Watch the Match on OneFootball
In Germany, viewers can enjoy the match on OneFootball. This platform does not require a subscription; instead, you can pay a one-time fee of €4.99 per game. The charge will be directly deducted from your app store’s payment method. Additionally, there’s a way to access OneFootball on your PC for a more expansive viewing experience.
Follow the Action on Sky
If you prefer pay-TV, you can catch the conference on Sky Sport 2, while the individual match will be broadcasted on Sky Sport 3. A Sky Q subscription that includes the Bundesliga package is necessary to access these channels.
Stream the Game on WOW
For live streaming options, WOW (previously Sky Ticket) is available. The sports subscription is priced at €35.99 per month after a recent increase, or €40.99 for the premium package. Currently, annual subscriptions cost €29.99 or €34.99 for premium. Before committing, it’s wise to search for any available discount vouchers from WOW.
Listen for Free Instead of Paying to Watch
On the move? You can still keep up with the match through the ARD Mediathek or the Sportschau app, offering free audio streaming of the game in its entirety.
Catch the Highlights on YouTube
If you can’t watch the match live, don’t worry! Highlights will be available on the Sportschau YouTube channel starting Sunday night, perfect for catching up on the key moments.
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Beware of Untrustworthy Streaming Sites
While some dubious streaming sites may promise free broadcasts, it’s best to steer clear of them. Not only are these platforms illegal, but they also pose a risk of malware infecting your device. We will guide you on which streaming providers are reliable and which to avoid.
Sky’s live streams now feature a watermark as a safeguard against piracy.