He said: “Massive, 100 per cent. It explains a little bit the issues we have in the games where we can’t control it better. It’s so long ago we were in a situation like that.

Edin Terzic on the balance of play:
“It was a narrow but deserved victory in an extremely important game for us. We produced a really good performance in the first half, both offensively and defensively. We linked up well with each other and were also very active without the ball. Unfortunately, we were no longer able to maintain that in the second half. It’s always tough and always tight against Union Berlin. Hence why we’re relieved that we’re heading home with a victory.”

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Be there live when one of Europe’s most successful clubs comes to the Kraichgau: the trophy cabinet of Glasgow club Rangers is full to the brim and contains 55 league titles, 34 domestic cups and the 1972 European Cup Winners’ Cup. Now the tradition-steeped Scottish side, who reached the final of the UEFA Europa League last season, will face TSG Hoffenheim for the first time. As part of the season opening event on (Saturday) 29 July, TSG will take on coach Michael Beale’s team at home at the PreZero Arena.

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Mainz fell to a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Schalke 04 on Wednesday evening in front of 58,256 fans at the VELTINS-Arena. Simon Terrode’s first half goal condemned the Zerofivers to their third straight loss in the Bundesliga. It was a tight contest but FSV struggled to assert their authority and clear-cut chances were hard to come by. It was ultimately an important three points for the hosts who are currently in the midst of a relegation battle.

The match is penciled in for Wednesday at 16:00. 

Midfielder Bryang Kayo, who was recently on loan at 1. FC Nürnberg II, has joined FC Ingolstadt. The American made the move to Germany in August 2020, joining the Wolves’ U23 side. After the regional league team was disbanded, the 20-year-old played on loan first for Viktoria Berlin and then Nürnberg’s second string. Kayo made 30 appearances for the Franconians in the Bavaria Regionalliga, registering seven goals and four assists, and also made two cameo appearances for the first team in Bundesliga 2. The terms of the transfer have not been disclosed.

At this stage only Ratcliffe, one of the UK’s richest men, has publicly expressed an interest.