North duel for the women: Werder Bremen welcomes HSV live on TV!

North duel for the women: Werder Bremen welcomes HSV live on TV!

On Saturday October 10th at 5:45 p.m. there will be a real northern derby in the Weserstadion in Bremen when the women's team from SV Werder Bremen meets the women from Hamburger SV. The encounter not only promises exciting emotions, but also a high number of spectators, as over 30,000 tickets have already been sold. This could even surpass the record 22,721 fans who attended the last home game against Leverkusen. [Bild] reports that the broadcast will take place live on free TV by ARD, starting at 5:40 p.m., while MagentaSport and DAZN will also report live.

There are numerous ways for fans to experience the game. The live stream is available on sportschau.de, and a live ticker on BILD.de keeps those at home up to date. As the player Larissa Mühlhaus (22) reveals, the anticipation for the match is great. She plans not to celebrate if she scores a goal out of respect for her roots in Hamburg, as she previously played for HSV. Her teammate Reena Wichmann (27) points out that this is the first meeting between the two teams in the league.

Ticket information and arrival

If you want to get a ticket to be there live, you should hurry up! According to the information from Werder.de, only seats in the east and west curves with limited visibility are available. It is strongly recommended to book tickets online in advance to avoid long waiting times at the box office. SV Werder also warns against unauthorized ticket platforms and bootleggers in order to avoid unpleasant surprises.

Fans should also note that using digital tickets requires a wallet that must be installed in advance. Catering prices remain largely unchanged, but some food prices have been adjusted, including the bratwurst now costs €4.30. Access to the stadium will be closed to cars from two and a half hours before kick-off. There are also numerous travel options, including ferry connections and a P+R service from 3:15 p.m.

Editorial additions and viewer interest

The increasing popularity of women's football is not only felt in Bremen. Women's football is also experiencing a real boom nationwide, as the recent events in the Westphalia League between Dortmund and Schalke show. There were almost 10,000 spectators in the stadium for the derby. It seems that viewership numbers are skyrocketing nationwide and interest in women's football is growing accordingly. [ZDF] reports that younger and female target groups in particular are increasingly flocking to the stadiums and creating a very special atmosphere.

The northern derby between Werder Bremen and Hamburger SV will undoubtedly be a highlight of the season and an exciting opportunity to live up to these trends. If you can't be in the stadium live, you shouldn't miss the coverage on television or online. After all, there is nothing better than sharing your passion for football - whether in the stadium or in front of the screen!