FC St. Pauli sweeps Grün-Weiß Firrel 10: 0 off the square!

FC St. Pauli sweeps Grün-Weiß Firrel 10: 0 off the square!

Now it is official: FC St. Pauli won its first test game of the season with an impressive 10: 0 victory against Grün-Weiß Firrel. In the Aurich stadium, the kickers around coach Fabian Hürzeler really didn't burn anything this Sunday and showed from the start that the preparations for the new season are already in full swing. The goals fell shortly within a very short time, with Scott Banks scored the first goal in the 8th minute. It continued cheerfully: Fin Stevens increased to 2-0 in the 12th minute, followed by Mathias Pereira's location in the 30th minute. The second half was shaped by Ricky-Jade Jones, who walved twice (49th and 90th minute). David Nemeth (61. Minute), Danel Sinani (65th minute), Maurides (68th minute), Oladapo Afolayan (70th minute) and James Sands (75th minute) entered the scorer list. A clear start for St. Pauli, who is positive the fans. As the Kicker , the team is highly motivated.

Not only football in Hamburg causes excitement. On the night of Sunday, four cars burned in a parking lot in Altona, and the police assume arson. The incident occurred in Jessenstrasse, not far from the Ikea branch. Such events throw an unsightly light on the security in the city.

statistics on crime

However, the security situation in Hamburg also receives positive news. According to the police crime statistics in 2024, which was presented on February 13, 2025, the crimes have dropped by 4 percent to 224,913. The decline in murder and homicide crimes that have almost halved are particularly gratifying- with only 40 registered cases. The clarification rate is 47.9 percent, which is a stable basis for further security work.

Particularly attentive readers: Inside, it may have noticed that there was a contrary development when it comes to violent crime in St. Pauli. There was a significant increase of 7 percent here, especially for predatory offenses. Such circumstances explain the increased police presence in the St. Georg district and around the main train station. In view of these developments, both the police chief and the interior senator emphasized the need to continue the security measures.