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30 Oct, 14 tweets, 6 min read
It's derby day in Hamburg, and only 1,000 fans will be allowed into the Volksparkstadion due to #COVID19.

Here's what a matchday between HSV and FC St. Pauli looks like under normal circumstances.

#HSVFCSP #HSV #FCSP (Thread, 1/14) ImageImage
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

When even the training grounds are full. 2/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Meeting point for away fans. 3/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Fan marches. 4/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Arrival at the opposition's stadium. 5/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Full-stadium choreos. 6/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Pyro shows. 7/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Second-half pyro shows. 8/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

More second-half pyro shows. 9/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Celebrating an away win, HSV. 10/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Celebrating an away win, FC St. Pauli. 11/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Choreos the following home game celebrating winning the derby. 12/14
A normal derby day in Hamburg:

Hating each other to bits, but still coming together when a refugee is being targeted. 13/14

To get some of the feeling of what it's like to experience a Hamburg derby day, this @dw_sports video, by @TG94__, is a good place to start.

Here's to hoping the next Hamburg derby be played in front of a full stadium. 14/14

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