Moyes has failed to lead the Hammers to an away win in their last 11 Premier League away matches with his side just one point above the drop zone.

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Bayern Munich knew it would not be easy against Paris Saint-Germain — and for most of the night it was not. The first half was a bit choppy at times and Julian Nagelsmann was not thrilled with what he had seen, but by the second half, the Bavarians took control of the game and marched away with a 2-0 victory. Here are some quick hitters on the match:

Everything seemed ready to go, but at 16:00 CEST on the dot at Schenckendorffplatz torrential rain started to pour down. A classic summer storm prevented the planned start of the Blue-White’s pre-season out on the pitch. Anticipation ahead of the new season, which is reflected by the amount of season ticket sales so far, was also reflected by around 200 fans who had come to watch training, but the weather didn’t allow for the original plan and improvisation was needed. Instead, the players worked inside doing some gym work. “A proper training session would’ve been better in giving me a direct picture of the new players, because every second counts,” explained Pál Dárdai, who will lead the time for a sixth season. For the head coach as well as the supporters, there will be more more opportunities to watch the boys putting in the hard yards in the coming days. “People love this club and support us. If we can work well as a coaching team and everything grows together it will be worth coming again because then we will see a team built on mentality with character that gives everything for Hertha BSC. That is the first step before we can state any goals,” emphasised the head coach.

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After training on Wednesday, Thomas Kastanaras spoke to VfB-TV about his return to the pitch.

1. FC Union Berlin: Luthe; Jaeckel, Baumgartl, Knoche, Gießelmann, Trimmel (Ryerson 64); Khedira, Prömel (Teuchert 64), Haraguchi (Möhwald 75); Awoniyi (Behrens 64), Becker (Voglsammer 75)

VfL Wolfsburg suffered their first defeat in their fourth pre-season friendly against Spezia Calcio, who were relegated from Serie A last season. Watched by a crowd of 1,300 at the MS-Technologie-Arena in Villingen, Niko Kovac’s side took an early lead through Jonas Wind but ultimately went down 2-1. On Saturday they play their final two friendlies against US Sassuolo Calcio (15:00 CEST) and Celta Vigo (17:00 CEST) before the DFB Cup match at Makkabi Berlin.

Ramos has not let the disappointment in Qatar deter his stellar season with Benfica, however.