Philippe and Stange score, HSV and Lille draw 2-2 in XXL friendly | OneFootball

A respectable result for HSV: After a 135-minute test match against OSC Lille, the Hanseatic side can be pleased with a deserved 2:2 draw.

However, the test began in the worst possible way from HSV’s perspective: The visitors from northern France ruthlessly capitalized on a costly misplaced pass by Jordan Torunarigha near his own box and took an early 0:1 lead through Hákon Arnar Haraldsson (4’). The men in red, though, did not dwell on the setback for long. Against largely passive “Les Dogues,” they quickly took control of large parts of the game. The only thing missing was the payoff in the form of clear-cut chances.

There were two exceptions, however: After a move involving several players, Yussuf Poulsen and Martin Adeline both got shots away in quick succession. Adeline in particular should really have scored the equalizer from close range on the rebound (12’). Shortly before the first break, Sambi Lokonga had another top chance from distance (42’).

HSV forced to cope with a major setback

The tide then turned in the second third of the match. Lille now saw much more of the ball, while HSV became more defensive. Overall, the numerous substitutions did little to help the flow of the game in this phase. There were still chances at both ends: Otto Stange, who had just come on, was denied by visiting keeper Berke Özer shortly after the restart (47’). At the other end, HSV goalkeeper Sander Tangvik produced a fine save to stop an effort from Basar Önal (67’). Particularly bitter: both Albert Grønbaek and Torunarigha (both 55’) had to go off injured.

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That did not take the joy out of HSV’s play, though. Quite the opposite: especially in the last of the three periods, the northern Germans stepped it up again and were clearly the dominant team. It was only fitting that they turned the game around. First, Rayan Philippe made it 1:1 with a direct free-kick (98’), before fan favorite Stange put them ahead shortly afterward (113’). Patson Daka (107’, 111’) and Philippe (117’) missed further clear-cut chances.

That wastefulness would come back to haunt them. After a long spell to catch their breath, Lille launched a late offensive and forced substitute Daniel Heuer Fernandes into several outstanding saves. But the German-Portuguese keeper was powerless against a header from Soriba Diaoune (127’). In the end, the two teams shared a fully deserved 2:2 draw.

Hamburger SV – OSC Lille 2:2 (0:1, 0:1)

HSV: Tangvik (90’ Heuer Fernandes), Jatta (85’ Sahiti), Capaldo (77’ Nandja), Torunarigha (55’ Bissi-Mouelle), Omari (90’ Elfadli), Lemke (90’ Muheim), Remberg (90’ Amoako), Lokonga (46’ Stange, 132’ Ojo), Adeline (77’ Philippe), Grønbaek (55’ Pherai), Poulsen (46’ Daka, 123’ Sedlatschek)

Lille: Özer (90’ Bodart), Santos (90’ Srdanovic), Ngoy (46’ Cossier), Alexsandro (90’ Gounfissi), Perraud (68’ Verdonk), Bentaleb (11’ Bouaddi, 46’ André), Mukau (90’ Sahraoui), Haraldsson (46’ Perrin), Diaoune (46’ Edjouma), Önal (69’ Correia), Giroud (90’ Diaoune)

Goals: 0:1 Haraldsson (4’), 1:1 Philippe (98’), 2:1 Stange (113’), 2:2 Diaoune (127’)

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