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MORALE GOES UNREWARDED IN 3-1 AUGSBURG DEFEAT
FC St. Pauli lost 3-1 at FC Augsburg on Sunday afternoon. Marius Wolf and Phillip Tietz gave the home side a two-goal lead in the second half before Carlo Boukhalfa pulled one back with 15 minutes left. A late rally proved fruitless, however, when Yusuf Kabadayi killed the game off in time added on.
Sunday, 09-15-2024
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BLESSIN CONFIDENT THE POINTS WILL COME
The Bundesliga returns to action this weekend with a trip to FC Augsburg for the Boys in Brown this Sunday (15.30 CET). Head coach Alexander Blessin took time out on Friday to answer questions from the media at the pre-match news conference.
Saturday, 09-14-2024
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Treu: “There’s still a long way to go and we’re in a process”
After the first international break of the season, the Boys in Brown go to FC Augsburg on Sunday (15.30). In the run-up, full-back Philipp Treu took time out after training on Tuesday to talk to the media.
Wednesday, 09-11-2024
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Wahl: "At the moment that's much more important than the question of the system"
The international break means no game for the Boys in Brown this weekend, but the Kollau training ground remains a hive of activity regardless. After Wednesday's session, Hauke Wahl took time out to field questions from the journalists in attendance.
Thursday, 09-05-2024
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BOYS IN BROWN AWAY TO LEIPZIG IN DFB CUP ROUND 2
FC St. Pauli were handed an away tie at Leipzig when the draw for the second round of the DFB Cup was made at the German Football Museum in Dortmund on Sunday evening. The game will take place on either Tuesday, 29 October or Wednesday, 30 October, with the precise time to be announced by the DFB in due course.
Monday, 09-02-2024
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"At the moment there are little things that make the difference"
As in the game against Heidenheim, our Boys in Brown produced a good performance at Union Berlin for large parts of the game but were left empty-handed after the final whistle again. After the game, the Boys in Brown looked back at the 90 minutes played with mixed feelings once again.
Saturday, 08-31-2024
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Narrow defeat for the Boys in Brown - Hollerbach nets winner for Union Berlin
FC St. Pauli lost 1-0 in the away game at Union Berlin on Friday night (30.8). In front of the crowd of 22,012, our Boys in Brown started the game brightly before Union upped the pressure and scored to take a lead with a deflected shot from Benedict Hollerbach (34'). Our team came back into the game in the middle of the second half but the hoped-for leveller did not come despite determined efforts up front.
Friday, 08-30-2024
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"Need to be even sharper and hungrier in the final third"
FC St Pauli are already back in action this Friday with our away game at 1. FC Union Berlin (8.30pm). Ahead of the match, head coach Alexander Blessin took questions from the media and spoke among other things about...
Thursday, 08-29-2024
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"The relationship that I have with the club is very special"
It’s a short week for our Boys in Brown, who kick off the season’s second round of fixtures on Friday evening (8.30pm) with our game at 1. FC Union Berlin. Ahead of the match, Jackson Irvine spoke to the media about among other things...
Wednesday, 08-28-2024
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"If you don’t take your own chances, you get punished"
After a somewhat nervous start, our Boys in Brown got steadily better and put in a good performance. Due to not converting chances, however, it would ultimately count for nothing against a clinical Heidenheim side. After the final whistle, coach and players looked back on the game with mixed feelings.
Sunday, 08-25-2024
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0-2 against an efficient FCH - Boys in Brown lose on Bundesliga comeback
On the club's return to the Bundesliga, FC St. Pauli lost 0-2 (0-0) against 1. FC Heidenheim. In front of a crowd of 29,157, goals from Paul Wanner (67) and Jan Schöppner (82) gave the visitors the victory. After an even opening 15 minutes, the Boys in Brown were the better team, but failed to capitalise on multiple chances. Heidenheim by contrast clinically took advantage of their two second-half chances and left the Millerntor with all three points.
Sunday, 08-25-2024
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