The results of the study were published on Wednesday 24 May in cooperation with the TV channel Sky. Criteria from eleven different categories, including business policy, energy, mobility, waste management, education and communication were assessed. TSG received top marks in eight of the eleven categories. “We see sustainability as a holistic approach that affects our entire organisation and therefore think less in terms of checklists and also are not thinking about any competition with others. Nevertheless, this is a nice confirmation of our commitment on many levels and an incentive to continue to actively shape the future,” says Prof. Jan Mayer, managing director of TSG Hoffenheim and member of the board responsible for corporate development.

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Arsenal’s current backup right back, Takehiro Tomiyasu, made a huge error in their title-race clash against Manchester City on Wednesday.

After an awful foul by an opposing player, Ibrahimovic — nicknamed “Ari”— rushed over and shoved that player in the chest and pushed him to the ground. Now, the opposition player did simulate a face injury where there was none, and that was what ultimately convinced the referee to brandish a red card. But the initial shove was reckless and hot headed.

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Late goals from Jack Grealish and Erling Haaland settled the game in City’s favour. This win moves Pep Guardiola’s back to the top of the table on goal difference but Arsenal still have a game in hand.

Just seven minutes into the match, Ruben Vargas, who was on the pitch until the 61st minute, set up Remo Freuler’s opening goal with a great through ball. Zeki Amdouni increased the lead to 2-0 in the 32nd minute, but Switzerland had to hold on for their third win in three qualifying matches when Andorra reduced the deficit. The next match for Switzerland is against Romania on Monday 19th June (20:45 CEST).