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Creativity and sustainability come together at Laundrette, the most unusual café in Ottensen. In addition to the concept of a laundrette that transforms into a bar in the evening, the café also offers communal football watching. Amidst ten washing machines, guests can enjoy sustainable, individually mixed drinks and watch the most exciting football matches - a very special experience.

At the Titanic Irish Pub in Hamburg's neighbourhood of Altona, you'll feel like you're in a cosy living room. Beer and a passion for football go hand in hand here. With colourful sofas, wooden tables and an open fireplace, the pub provides a cosy setting for socialising and watching football together. A wide range of beers and delicious food complete the relaxed experience - the ideal place to end the day, just a few minutes' walk from Diebsteich S-Bahn station.

In the Fleetenkieker, in the heart of Hamburg's old town, you can experience authentic Irish pub culture. As well as Guinness, Irish whiskey and traditional food, the pub offers a real football experience. Sporting events are shown live on big screens and live music adds to the atmosphere every Friday and Saturday from 21:30. With quiz nights and an international bar team serving Guinness, craft beer and whiskey, Fleetenkieker is the place to be for lively nights out and sociable football nights in.

The Aalhaus in Altona is a versatile meeting place: a live music club, a football pub and a cosy corner pub all in one. Locals and travellers come here to enjoy a good drink in a relaxed atmosphere. As well as doubles and the best pub quiz in Europe, you can also watch football together. On warm days, the beer garden is the place to be. Authentic, down-to-earth and off the mainstream, the Aalhaus promises unforgettable evenings between Ottensen and Schulterblatt.

The Jolly Roger on St. Pauli is more than just a pub - it's a meeting place for FC St. Pauli fans and anyone else who wants to enjoy a beer together in a relaxed atmosphere. The music ranges from punk to soul, depending on the DJ or live band. The bar is open daily from 6pm, with a special arrangement on match days: the doors open two hours before kick-off so that fans can celebrate the football experience together.

Once a small basement club in the historic city centre, the Knust has grown enormously since moving into an old abattoir in 2003. As well as excellent live concerts for up to 600 people, the Knust also has a spacious bar area. A special feature: on match days, the Knust opens its doors so that football fans can experience the games together. This is where music and football enthusiasm come together.

As well as serving one of the best burgers in the city, the Old MacDonald has the authentic atmosphere of an American diner and sports bar. Delicious American dishes are served in a rustic pub setting while football, ice hockey or Formula 1 races are broadcast in the background. What makes it special is that guests don't just come for the delicious burgers, but also to share the excitement of the sport. A place where enjoyment and passion for sport go hand in hand.