The scenario The results crisis had seen TSG drop down to 16th place in the table....

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1. FSV Mainz 05 arrived in Grassau in Bavaria on Wednesday afternoon in the sunshine. It...

Sebastian Hoeneß looks ahead to the match at VfL Bochum on Easter Sunday, 17:30 CEST.

“Michael has familiarised himself very well over the past two years and has shown that he can transfer and contribute his valuable experience as a long-time player at Union to other areas as well. I’m delighted to have his support and am sure that our already proven cooperation will become much more intensive in the future,” said Oliver Ruhnert, 1. FC Union Berlin’s Managing Director of Professional Football.

Two teams in contrasting form go head to head when VfL Wolfsburg travel to Werder Bremen on Saturday 28 January (kick-off 15:30 CET). Werder, who have lost their last four games and have yet to register a point since the turn of the year, host a goal-hungry Wolves side currently on a six-match winning run. VfL have scored 22 goals and conceded just once in those half-dozen games, but head coach Niko Kovac is refusing to get carried away ahead of the meeting with a Bremen outfit who are “difficult to play against”. At Friday’s pre-match press conference, the Wolves boss also spoke about…

“Michael brings a wealth of experience to the club having spent 12 years as a player at Manchester United before coaching and caretaker managing the Old Trafford club.”

The scenario: The two teams occupy second and fourth place respectively, exactly as they did ahead of their meeting last year. The Westphalians currently have a four-point lead over the men from Saxony. The six previous meetings in Dortmund have produced three victories for BVB, one draw and two triumphs for Leipzig.

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After a hard-fought match against Bayer 04 Leverkusen, SV Werder had to accept a 3-2 defeat. Even though the Green-Whites were “just ahead” in many periods of the game, according to Ole Werner, being clinical in the penalty area made the difference between victory and defeat. Here are the reactions after the game.