Hoffenheim came from behind to deal 10-man Hertha Berlin an uncommon Bundesliga defeat at home, 2-1, to consolidate fourth place and the last Champions League qualification spot on Friday. Late goals from Niklas Suele and Andrej Kramaric after Hertha defender Maximilian Mittelstaedt was sent off extended Hoffenheim's unbeaten run to six games, and gave fifth-place Hertha just its second defeat at home. ''I can't accuse the lads of anything because they gave everything,'' Hertha coach Pal Dardai said.
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