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Oct 24, 2015 at 5.30pm UK
 
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Hertha Berlin move to fifth with narrow one-goal win over FC Ingolstadt 04

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Pal Dardai's Hertha Berlin side earn a narrow 1-0 victory away to FC Ingolstadt 04 to move up to fifth in the Bundesliga table.

Hertha Berlin moved up to fifth in the Bundesliga with a narrow victory over FC Ingolstadt 04.

Berlin's German midfielder Mitchell Weiser (2nd R) celebrates scoring the opening goal with his team-mates during the German first division football Bundesliga match between FC Ingolstadt and Hertha BSC Berlin on October 24, 2015 in Ingolstadt, southern G© Getty Images

Mitchell Weiser gave Hertha the lead with 10 minutes of the contest played, firing past Ingolstadt keeper Rune Jarstein.

The first half produced few other notable moments as Hertha seemed content with their lead while Ingolstadt were unable to find consistency in attack.

Ingolstadt's Austrian defender Markus Suttner and Berlin's Ivorian striker Salomon Kalou (L) during the German first division football Bundesliga match between FC Ingolstadt and Hertha BSC Berlin on October 24, 2015 in Ingolstadt, southern Germany.© Getty Images

A flurry of substitutions in the second period failed to change the complexion of the game, though Jens Hegeler did round Jarstein but failed to convert into the open goal.

Ingolstadt's midfielder Tomas Pekhart (L) and Berlin's defender Sebastian Langkamp both go to head the ball during the German first division football Bundesliga match between FC Ingolstadt and Hertha BSC Berlin on October 24, 2015 in Ingolstadt, southern © Getty Images

Pal Dardai's side managed to hold out for the win which sent them into fifth spot in the table, just one point behind Wolfsburg in fourth.

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