The 2009–10 season Hertha BSC season began on 1 August 2009 with a

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match against

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and ended on 8 May 2010, the last matchday of the

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, with a match against Bayern Munich. Hertha was eliminated in the second round of the DFB-Pokal by

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, and in round of 32 in the

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by Benfica. The club finished in 18th and last place in the Bundesliga and was subsequently relegated.

Transfers

Summer transfers

In: Out:

Winter transfers

In: Out:

Goals and appearances

;Notes * Kaká left Hertha during the winter break. * Nemanja Pejčinović was on loan from Rad * Cícero was on loan from Tombense. * Roman Hubník joined Hertha during the winter break, and was on loan from

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. * Bryan Arguez left Hertha during the winter break. * Theofanis Gekas joined Hertha during the winter break, and was on loan from

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. * Levan Kobiashvili joined Hertha during the winter break. * César left Hertha during the winter break.

International appearances

''Appearances from 1 July 2009 – 30 June 2010 are included.'' ;Notes * Match played before player joined Hertha. * Player scored a goal in this game. *

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match.

Matches

Friendlies

;Notes * André Ayew and Ivan Perišić were invited to train with Hertha during the summer break.

DFB-Pokal first round

Bundesliga day 1

Bundesliga day 2

Europa League Play-off round (1st Leg)

Bundesliga day 3

Europa League Play-off Round (2nd Leg)

Bundesliga day 4

Friendly

;Notes * Tim Scheffler was called up from Hertha's U-19 team for this game.

Bundesliga day 5

UEFA Europa League Group Phase Match 1

Bundesliga day 6

DFB-Pokal second round

Bundesliga day 7

UEFA Europa League Group Phase Match 2

Bundesliga day 8

Bundesliga day 9

UEFA Europa League Group Phase Match 3

Bundesliga day 10

Bundesliga day 11

UEFA Europa League Group Phase Match 4

Bundesliga day 12

Friendly

;Notes: * Dennis Rommel was called up from

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for this game.

Bundesliga day 13

Bundesliga day 14

UEFA Europa League Group Phase Match 5

Bundesliga day 15

Bundesliga day 16

UEFA Europa League Group Phase Match 6

Bundesliga day 17

Friendlies

Bundesliga day 18

Bundesliga day 19

Bundesliga day 20

Bundesliga day 21

Bundesliga day 22

Europa League round of 32 (first leg)

Bundesliga day 23

Europa League round of 32 (second leg)

Bundesliag day 24

Bundesliga day 25

Bundesliga day 26

Bundesliga day 27

Bundesliga day 28

Bundesliga day 29

Bundesliga day 30

Bundesliga day 31

Bundesliga day 32

Bundesliga day 33

Bundesliga day 34

External links

Hertha's official webpage

Bundesliga official webpageDFB-Cup official webpage
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