Manchester United have more recently joined the race, and Newcastle are also said to be keen.

The huge interest in the match has led to first-time buyers capitalising on the opportunity to make a high profit from the sale of tickets by offering them at inflated prices on platforms such as Viagogo, ebay, classifieds or in the immediate vicinity of the stadium. Often, these are counterfeit or blocked tickets that do not entitle the holder to enter the stadium.

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Following the good performance last week, SV Werder Bremen are looking to finally reward themselves with some more points on the board. Prior to the home clash against 1. FC Union Berlin on Saturday, 28th October (15:30 CEST), head coach Ole Werner explained to the journalists what will be required of his team when they meet with FCU. “Our job is to focus on ourselves,” explained Werner. “We have to play with calmness and trust our instincts more often on the pitch, despite the difficulty surrounding our personnel situation.”

Both the away match against SV Werder Bremen (9th December, 15:30 CET) and the home clash against Borussia Dortmund (16th December, 15:30 CET) will take place on a Saturday afternoon. In the final fixture before the winter break, the boys will travel to VfB Stuttgart on Wednesday, 20th December at 20:30 CET.

FCA will take on current Bundesliga leaders Bayer 04 Leverkusen in the final game of the first half of the season (MD17) on Saturday, 13th January 2024 at 15:30 CET. Jess Thorup’s side will then face Borussia Mönchengladbach away one week later in the first game of the second half of the season (MD18) on Sunday, 21st January 2024 at 17:30 CET.

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Left-back scored the opener in the home game against Crvena zvezda | Confident for the away match

Sebastian Hoeneß previews Borussia Dortmund’s visit to a sold-out MHPArena at 15:30 CET on Saturday.

Three minutes had barely gone by before Niko Gießelmann’s free kick from around 35 yards out was powered home by Behrens, who joined in the summer from Sandhausen. Union enjoyed a bunch of half-chances around the Viktoria penalty box without taking full advantage. Levin Öztunali and Keita Endo were denied with decent efforts as Benedetto Muzzicatto watched his side get back in the game. Viktoria launched a swift counter from midfield and Moritz Seiffert ran through on goal, slotting past Jakob Busk.

Eight years ago today, we didn’t yet know that the biggest underdog story of 21st-century soccer was unfolding in front of us. Or at least, we didn’t believe it.