There is a tricky opponent in store for the BVB U23s on Matchday 26 of the 3. Liga season: Dynamo Dresden are not only a renowned and tradition-steeped club, but the third-strongest team in the second half-season too. The side from Saxony have not lost any of their fixtures in the second half of the campaign, taking 14 out of a possible 18 points. Dynamo’s last defeat to date came on 8 November, when they lost 1-0Pre-match report in Wiesbaden.

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After the 2-1 defeat to FC Schalke 04, the Green-Whites were obviously very disappointed. After all, SV Werder were leading at half time and were playing well going forward. Following the game, head coach Ole Werner and the team explained why SVW were unable to turn their lead into a win after the break.

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While Bayern Munich aren’t planning on relying on one single player as much as with Lewandowski, but it looks like Jamal Musiala is stepping up to that task. Musiala has already scored 8 goals in the Bundesliga alone this campaign with no shortage of assists either. For his position, there are few in the world contributing better offensive output than Moose right now.

A dream came true in the 66th minute of England and Germany’s game last night. Derry Scherhant appeared for his country for the first time as he made his debut for the U20s in Manchester. Even the final scoreline, a 2-0 defeat, couldn’t ruin the youngster’s night. “Representing my country was an incredible feeling. The most special moment was when the national anthem was on and I realised where I really was,” said our striker. Hannes Wolf’s team put in a decent performance against the reigning world champions. “England are the best team in our age group. They were clinical in front of goal, but we still had our chances,” explained our number 39. “We’ve now got a game against Italy next, which we want to win. I’m looking forward to it and hope I get to play again.”

Marco Rose spoke at the press conference ahead of the DFB-Pokal semi-final against SC Freiburg

Delano Burgzorg is staying at the Zerofivers! 1. FSV Mainz 05 have taken up their option to buy the Dutch striker, who signed on loan from Heracles Almelo in the winter. Burgzorg has put pen to paper on a deal running until 2025. So far, he has played in three competitive games, scoring one goal for the club. The forward has been out recently due to myocarditis following a Covid infection. He is expected back in rehabilitation training soon after several months out.

VfB Stuttgart lost their DFB Cup semi-final against Eintracht Frankfurt 3-2.