Alongside Belgium international Olivier Deman, Rafael Borré also joined the Green-Whites in the final days of the transfer window. These two new arrivals join Werder’s two other internationals, Jiri Pavlenka and Milos Veljkovic, in their travels during the international break. Here is an overview of all of the games that SVW players will be involved in.

The qualifying games for EURO 2024 in Germany are taking centre stage. Ermedin Demirović will be looking to take part, with his Bosnia and Herzegovina side still in with a chance. After the 2-0 win in Liechtenstein on Friday, they sit four points behind Slovakia with three matches still to play. Demirović provided an assist with a cross for Miroslav Stevanovic to score the second goal against Liechtenstein. On Monday (20:45 CEST), they face a crunch meeting with Portugal.

Contract talks between Bayern Munich and injured defender Lucas Hernandez are expected to advance quickly once the two sides sit down to discuss the future per Sky Sport’s Florian Plettenberg.

Dino Toppmöller’s Frankfurt made two changes to their starting eleven, with Mario Götze and Paxten Aaronson dropping to the bench to be replaced by Farès Chaibi and Aurélio Buta.

“Back then, we had to win by a two-goal margin against Borussia Dortmund in order to be certain of reaching the Champions League. My goal meant that we were in the group stages of the top competition for the first time. I’ve already watched the goal at least 200 times. Every time when I’m in a bad mood, I look at the scene and then I’m happy again afterwards.

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VfB are preparing to visit 1. FC Union Berlin on Saturday, with Jamie Leweling set to face his former team-mates in the capital.

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VfL Wolfsburg were left empty-handed on Saturday afternoon away to last season’s Bundesliga runners-up. Niko Kovac’s men were beaten 1-0 by Borussia Dortmund on Matchday 5, with Marco Reus scoring the only goal (68’) of a tight contest in front of 81,365 fans at the sold-out Signal Iduna Park.

Alonso, 41 — who twice played for Ancelotti, including at the end of a five-year spell as a Madrid player between 2009 and 2014 — has guided Leverkusen to second in the Bundesliga this season, level on points with league leaders Bayern Munich.