Thank you for joining us for another brilliant evening of Friday night Bundesliga action.

Be sure to join us again after the international break for TV coverage and live text updates as Bayer Leverkusen will welcome Eintracht Frankfurt to the BayArena.

Coverage of that one will begin on Friday 12th September at 19:20 BST.

Until then, that's all from us. Good night and have a lovely weekend!

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The first Hamburg derby in the Bundesliga since 2011 comes to an end and it's the visitors who leave with all three points.

St Pauli opened the scoring with a brilliant short corner routine which was emphatically finished off by centre half Adam Dźwigała in the first half.

The visitors picked up where they left off in the second half as Andréas Hountondji scored for the second game in a row, rounding Hamburg keeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes before slotting home from a tight angle to double St Pauli's lead.

The home side never really threatened to get back into it and any hopes of a comeback were all but dashed in the 77th minute, when wing-back Giorgi Gocholeishvili was sent off for a second yellow card.

A disappointing night for Hamburg - they drop to 11th in the table because of goal difference.

Meanwhile St Pauli go top of the Bundesliga, moving ahead of Bayern Munich, on six points.

Ten minutes of injury time added on.

St Pauli have not taken their foot off the gas. The visitors continue to search for a third goal and Hamburg have just about stopped them from finding it.

The home side are going to need a miracle now to get anything from this game.

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Things have just gone from bad to worse for Hamburg.

Giorgi Gocholeishvili sees red for a second bookable offence as the Georgian brings down Mathias Pereira Lage.

Two goals down and now with a man disadvantage, Hamburg have it all to do.

It's heartbreak for Hamburg who thought they'd scored their first Bundesliga goal in seven years.

Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer gets on the end of a long ball over the top of the St Pauli defence and slots home brilliantly past Nikola Vasilj at the near post.

However, VAR intervenes to rule the Hamburg striker started in an offside position as the ball was played and the goal is chalked off.

We're back underway at the Volksparkstadion for the second half!

That's the end of the first 45 minutes and it's been all St Pauli.

The visitors open the scoring in the 19th minute through centre back Adam Dźwigała's first Bundesliga goal, finishing off a beautifully worked short corner routine.

Things could and should have gotten even worse for Hamburg, but Mathias Pereira Lage is unable to put away a golden opportunity before the end of the half.

St Pauli are in control and Hamburg have it all to do if they are to get back on level terms in the second half.

It's a huge chance for St Pauli to double their lead and they haven't taken it.

Mathias Pereira Lage gets on the end of a cross in the box and with two thirds of the goal gaping, he just has to guide the ball into the far corner but puts it wide of the post.

A massive let off for Hamburg.

The home side appear to be regaining their composure after that St. Pauli opener but they don't have much to show for it.

Hamburg have had more of the ball with 55% possession but with no shots on target and only four touches within the opposition's box, it's been relatively comfortable for the visitors.

Not much to separate the two sides so far but the tackles have started flying in. Clearly, both teams are relishing the occasion of a first Hamburg derby in the Bundesliga in 14 years.

We are underway in the Volksparkstadion!

Hamburg are unchanged from their 0-0 draw with Borussia Mönchengladbach on matchweek one:

Hamburg XI: Fernandes, Torunarigha, Elfadli, Omari, Muheim, Capaldo (c), Remberg, Gocholeishvili, Røssing-Lelesiit, Königsdörffer, Sahiti.

Subs: Dompé, Meffert, Mikelbrencis, Peretz, Philippe, Poulsen, Soumahoro, Stange, Vušković.

St Pauli also remain unchanged after an exciting 3-3 draw against Borussia Dortmund in their opening game of the Bundesliga campaign:

St Pauli XI: Vasilj, Dźwigała, Smith (c), Wahl, Oppie, Fujita, Sands, Pyrka, Sinani, Mathias Pereira Lage, Hountondji.

Subs: Afolayan, Ahlstrand, Kaars, Metcalfe, Ritzka, Robatsch, Saliakas, Schmidt, Voll.

Good evening! It's time for another Friday night of Bundesliga action.

Tonight, the Hamburg derby kicks off matchweek two, marking the 112th meeting between the two sides and their first Bundesliga clash since 2010-11, when St Pauli won 1-0.

You can watch coverage at the top of this page and via BBC IPlayer as well as every Friday evening game in Germany's top division this season.

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Hamburg’s goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes was outstanding on the opening weekend, making four saves in a clean sheet against Gladbach which earned him a place in the Bundesliga Team of the Week.

At the other end, St. Pauli’s Nikola Vasilj also impressed, pulling off four saves against Dortmund – including a penalty stop – and continuing his remarkable record of saving five out of six Bundesliga penalties, cementing his reputation as a true “penalty killer.”

St. Pauli’s creative spark Daniel Sinani is another key player to watch after setting up his side’s first goal and scoring from the spot in their dramatic 3-3 draw with Dortmund.

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Friday 29th August - Hamburger SV v St Pauli

Friday 12th September - Bayer Leverkusen v Eintracht Frankfurt

Friday 19th September - VfB Stuttgart v St Pauli

Friday 26th September - Bayern Munich v Werder Breman

All on BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Website & App

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The Hamburg derby kicks off Matchweek 2, marking the 112th meeting between the two sides and their first Bundesliga clash since 2010/11, when St. Pauli won 1-0.

Last season in Bundesliga 2, Hamburg came out on top in the head-to-head fixtures, but it was St. Pauli who were crowned champions and earned promotion, leaving Hamburg to wait another year to face their rivals again.

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On Hamburger SV’s return to the Bundesliga, they travelled to Borussia Mönchengladbach where they earned a hard-fought point in a goalless draw. Hamburg didn’t register a shot for over an hour during the match, but substitutes Yussef Poulsen and Jean Luc-Dompe brought some energy into the game, and they nearly stole a winner late on in the match.

St. Pauli also earned themselves a point on match week one, as they hosted German giants Borussia Dortmund. The Hamburg side were 3-1 down in the 74th minute, but a penalty in the 86th minute by Daniel Sinani followed by a beautifully struck shot from outside the box by Eric Smith in the 89th minute saw them earn a well-deserved point against tough opposition.