GermanyHertha BSC extended their winning streak to six consecutive victories by defeating Dynamo Dresden 2:1 in a tightly contested match. The win was fueled by a double goal from Jon Dagur Thorsteinsson, who scored both goals for Hertha. Earlier in the game, Patrice Covic, a former Hertha player and son of current U19 coach Ante Covic, gave Dresden an early lead. However, Hertha's attacking duo of Thorsteinsson and Brekalo turned the tide. Security measures were heightened due to past incidents involving fan violence during the previous season, including pyrotechnic-related clashes and a banner theft. This time, Hertha fans boycotted the trip to Dresden as a protest against the DFB's decision to reduce their away contingent. Gustav Nilsson had a notable moment in the second half, scoring what initially appeared to be a goal but was later disallowed due to potential handball. Thorsteinsson's late goal sealed the victory, keeping Hertha on track to potentially surpass the record set by Hannover 96 in 1986/87.
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