Additional buses will run to the PreZero Arena on Sunday. A shuttle service will take visitors from Sinsheim/Elsenz railway station to the stadium and back again. There will also be a shuttle service on various routes. The buses will be available at the bus terminal (P9) for the return journey. More information on departure times and bus stops can be found here (SWEG) and here (Palatina Bus).

Timo Werner, Kevin Kampl and Lukas Klostermann on the 1-0 win over SC Freiburg

Silvan Widmer has undoubtedly been one of Mainz’s signings of the season. The 29-year-old Switzerland international, who shone at last year’s European Championship, has made a great impression in the Bundesliga this season. Widmer, who signed from FC Basel last summer, set high standards from the get go and has been one of Bo Svensson’s key players this campaign.

The squad will start preparations at a training camp in Bad Saarow up until June 26.

VfL Wolfsburg bring the curtain down on Matchday 24 when they welcome Union Berlin to the Volkswagen Arena on Sunday 12 March (kick-off 19:30 CET). The teams face each other for the third time this season – Union won 2-0 on Matchday 7 before knocking the Wolves out of the DFB Cup in January. VfL boss Niko Kovac faced the media at his pre-match press conference on Friday afternoon, answering questions on…

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The theoretical chance of benefiting from a Bielefeld slip-up quickly slipped away. On the one hand because Arminia surged into an early 2-0 lead against Preußen Münster; on the other because Leverkusen levelled at 1-1 through Naba Mensah (35th minute). Kjell Wätjen, who had converted a penalty to make it 1-0 in the sixth minute, initially kept the hopes alive.

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The relief in the Blue-White camp was clear for all to see as the players stood in the mixed zone following a hard-fought 2-1 win against VfB Stuttgart. At the same time, it was emphasised that these three points will have to be just the first step in a challenging path to survival. “That was a crucial game. If we had not won it then it would probably be over – as it is, we are still alive,” underlined Stevan Jovetić, who along with his teammates will take on Köln on Friday. “It’s still not an easy situation, we have to keep fighting with the right mentality, persistence and character,” said the Montenegro international and added his confidence in Hertha achieving their aim at the end of the season: “Do I still believe that we can stay up? Definitely!” herthabsc.com has all the immediate reaction to the win against VfB Stuttgart.