In this episode, we reviewed HSV's thrilling 3-2 comeback away win against Hoffenheim. Despite falling behind and suffering a devastating ACL injury to our captain, Nicolai Remberg, we managed to turn the match around in the second half, capped off by an emotional late winner from Miro Muheim. We also covered news of the week, including our under-19 team's upcoming derby against St. Pauli, Immanuel Pherai speaking out on the racist abuse, Tim Walter's current coaching struggles at Kiel, and a red card for Vinícius Júnior at Real Madrid. Finally, we looked ahead to our upcoming home match against Stuttgart.

In Episode 29, Philipp and Lennart discuss HSV’s 2–0 test-match win against Copenhagen. They review HSV Women’s 1–2 loss to Wolfsburg and national player updates, noting offensive injuries to Albert Grønbæk, Daka, and Poulsen. They cover recent Transfermarkt value updates, HSV's record revenue, and Manchester City’s financial fair play charges. Finally, they preview the upcoming match against Hoffenheim, predicting a 2–1 HSV victory.

In episode 28 of HSV International, Lennart and Philipp recap a big week for Hamburger SV. Youth talent Luis Lemke won a bronze Fritz Walter Medal. A major highlight was Mario Vušković's emotional return to training in front of 7,000 fans following his four-year doping ban. On the pitch, HSV secured their first win of the season with a 2–1 victory against Cologne, head coach Merlin Polzin extended his contract, and both the women's team and U21s won their matches as well.

Hosts Lennart and Philipp review HSV’s second straight 5–0 loss, this time away against RB Leipzig. They highlight costly defensive mistakes while strongly condemning the online abuse that led defender Jordan Torunarigha to deactivate his Instagram. The hosts debate manager Merlin Polzin’s future, agreeing to pause contract extension talk while backing him for the upcoming match against FC Köln. Lastly, they celebrate Mario Vuskovic returning to team training.

Hosts Lennart and Philipp review HSV's recent performance following a disastrous home match against Mainz 05. The main focus is the team's alarming 5–0 defeat. The hosts express shock over the performance, noting that HSV created virtually no scoring chances and suffered one of their worst historical home losses.

Beyond the match, they summarize HSV's summer transfer activity, including key incoming signings and outgoing loans. After briefly noting results across the league and other club teams, the hosts look ahead to the upcoming fixture against RB Leipzig.

In Episode 25 of HSV International, the hosts review HSV's 2–0 loss to Borussia Dortmund, highlighting the electric atmosphere generated by over 10,000 traveling fans and analyzing 16-year-old Luis Lemke's starting debut. They also recap a 2–1 loss for the women's team against Stuttgart, cover the U21 squad's recent results, and answer a listener's question about German versus English offside rules. Finally, they detail major transfer updates—including the departures of Jean-Luc Dompé and William Mikelbrencis alongside the high-profile arrivals of Fábio Vieira and Zakaria El Ouahdi—before looking ahead to the upcoming home match against Mainz.

In episode 23 of HSV International, hosts Philipp and Lennart review HSV's 2–1 preseason win against Toulouse alongside guest Henrik, a fan club member with extensive European away-match experience. They discuss squad updates, including key player performances and optimistic outlooks despite mixed fan sentiment. Transfer news covers the sale of Fabio Balde to Strasbourg for €7 million and former captain Ludovit Reis's move to rival Werder Bremen. Beyond football, they highlight HSV athlete Owen Ansah's medals at the European Track and Field Championships. Finally, the hosts preview the upcoming DFB-Pokal match against SC Verl, predicting a competitive fixture but ultimate victory for HSV.