Hamburger SV

Summary

Hamburger SV is a men's association football team^[1].

Key Facts

• Hamburger SV is in the country of Germany^[2].
• Hamburger SV's image is recorded as Schatzkammer HSVMuseum.JPG^[3].
• Hamburger SV's instance of is recorded as men's association football team^[4].
• Hamburger SV's instance of is recorded as representation team^[5].
• Hamburger SV's home venue is recorded as Volksparkstadion^[6].
• Hamburger SV's league or competition is recorded as Q82595^[7].
• Hamburger SV's league or competition is recorded as 2. Bundesliga^[8].
• Hamburger SV's logo image is recorded as Hamburger SV logo.svg^[9].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Branko Zebec^[10].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Ernst Happel^[11].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Thorsten Fink^[12].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Bert van Marwijk^[13].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Josef Zinnbauer^[14].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Peter Knäbel^[15].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Bruno Labbadia^[16].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Markus Gisdol^[17].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Christian Titz^[18].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Hannes Wolf^[19].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Dieter Hecking^[20].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Daniel Thioune^[21].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Tim Walter^[22].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Steffen Baumgart^[23].
• Hamburger SV's head coach is recorded as Merlin Polzin^[24].
• Hamburger SV's part of is recorded as Hamburger SV^[25].
• Hamburger SV's sport is recorded as association football^[26].

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Identity

Hamburger SV's part of is recorded as it^[25].