For the second consecutive year, VfB is enjoying a fruitful collaboration in Japan in terms of football development. Both during and after the global pandemic, digital further training sessions for coaches and other courses have been held in conjunction with local partners.

VfL Wolfsburg host Mainz 05 on Bundesliga Matchday 30 on Sunday 30 April (kick-off: 17:30 CEST). The in-form visitors are currently on a 10-game unbeaten run that spans fixtures against the likes of Leverkusen, Leipzig and defending champions Bayern Munich, leaving Bo Svensson’s side firmly in contention for European qualification.

As a team, Man City have not been at their best, though. Pep Guardiola is having to adapt this term as he has often opted to use a false nine instead of an out-and-out striker.

Mo Dahoud (to BVB TV): “It’s a very nice feeling to be back on the pitch after such a long time. The team helped me. When we play quickly and switch, gaps open up. And we were clinical in front of goal. We have nothing to shy away from in Munich.”

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Werder Bremen are delighted to announce the signing of striker Dawid Kownacki from second division side Fortuna Düsseldorf. The striker arrives at the Green-Whites on a free transfer.

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Hertha BSC hosted VfL Bochum in their final home game of the Bundesliga season, and the situation was crystal clear: only three points would be enough to keep the dreams of avoiding relegation alive. Head coach Pál Dárdai made four changes to the side that faced Köln, bringing in Agustín Rogel and Márton Dárdai for Filip Uremović (concussion) and Marc Kempf (rib) in central defence. Maximilian Mittelstädt replaced Marvin Plattenhardt, while Suat Serdar came into the starting XI to partner captain Prince Boateng in centre midfield.

“The partnership with JOMA is very important to us. We notice, in part through feedback from our own supporters, how well our shirt designs for example go down with our fans,” said TSG managing director Denni Strich. “After four successful years with our Spanish top partner, we’re looking forward to another three seasons in which TSG will compete in the various Bundesliga divisions with completely custom-designed jerseys,” Strich added.