The facts and figures on VfB’s trip to the Olympiastadion on Saturday (15:30 CEST).

Timo can continue to count on Union’s support through his recovery.

The German Football League (DFL) confirmed the schedule for Bundesliga Matchdays 26 to 29 on Friday morning. The Wolves host FC Augsburg on Saturday 1 April at 15:30 CEST, before two Sunday fixtures away to Gladbach (15:30 CEST) and at home to Leverkusen (19:30 CEST). On Matchday 29, the Green-and-Whites play the away match at VfL Bochum at the traditional time of 15:30 CEST on Saturday 22 April.

Across his five seasons with the club, he has only started in 32 league matches for Chelsea, which is an average of 6.4 starts per season.

“The opportunity to be among the best four teams in Europe is extraordinary,” emphasised Lars Ricken, the Director of the Youth Performance Centre. “The fact that we’re playing at Signal Iduna Park is also a sign of great recognition for the boys’ performance.” The venue befits the objective: “We want to reach the Final Four.”

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SV Werder Bremen will be without Felix Agu for the remainder of the 2022/23 season. Due to persistent patellar tendon problems, the 23-year-old is set to undergo surgery on 2nd May. 

Already yesterday it was announced through the channels of VfL Bochum 1848 that there will be several actions to support the people of Ukraine. The call for donations in kind for the “Alliance Bochum-Donetsk” has started successfully. Today follows our donation campaign via betterplace.org. The VfL will participate in the campaign with € 50,000.

Instead, Hertha caught the Bavarians napping right after their third goal via a simple hoofed ball over the top. In a flash, a game that seemed out of reach was back on.

Pascal Klemens won the ball with a strong challenge before giving in straight on to Mesut Kesik. He then turned and found Ibrahim Maza upfront, who tried to take an early shot. Those at Hertha training were able to get a good look at lots of young Blue-White talents . The trio belonged to a group of six academy players who took part in first team training at Schenckendorffplatz. Veit Stange, Peter Matiebel and Joel da Silva completed the group of six for a 75-minute training session – the first training session ahead of a particularly challenging away game.