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FC Bayern München

Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel makes a nonsense excuse for benching Thomas Muller

Unfortunately, Tuchel can’t seem to even come up with a convincing argument for why Muller has been benched. His latest comments, before Bayern’s game against Werder Bremen, come across as genuinely absurd.

SC Freiburg

Jannik Huth moves to SC

Huth joined SC Paderborn in 2019/20 and was the the longest-serving member of their first-team squad. He featured in six Bundesliga and 80 Bundesliga 2 games for the side, as well as five appearances in the DFB-Pokal. He was their first-choice goalkeeper in both 2021/22 and 2022/23, before being awarded the captain’s armband in 2023/24.

TSG Hoffenheim

No comment: Anton Stach

(1.) Anton, you were an extremely ambitious tennis player. But it’s not possible to do everything....

1. FC Union Berlin

Union Measure Themselves Against the Messestadt

Last year’s fourth placed RB Leipzig II are currently 7th in the table with 17 points from 13 games. The Saxons have had a mixed season so far, although they were still among the favourites for promotion in the summer thanks to a strong second half of the 2022-23 season. But this season, head coach Paul Nürnberger’s young team have shown only glimpses of their potential, narrowly losing 1-0 to both Union and Viktoria, but also beating Hertha BSC 5-1. With 26 goals, Leipzig II have the fourth-best attack in the league, their line lead by Natalie Grenz with six goals this season.

Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Preseason plans, tour schedules for European soccer teams

Everyone can exhale, letting go of all the anxieties that come with supporting your club through a long, arduous season. OK, have you caught your breath? Good, because the 2024-25 season is just around the corner.

Borussia Dortmund

“Wer hetzt, verliert!” – project to combat digital hatred founded

Sport lives off emotion. But where enthusiasm turns into criminal hatred, clear limits must be set. Top athletes are regularly in the media spotlight and are particularly at risk. Even on social media, everyone still has to comply with the rules of social interactions. Anyone who breaks these rules must expect to face the consequences. The DFL clubs in the Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga from North Rhine-Westphalia and the ZAC NRW have therefore agreed to work together to tackle criminal hatred in the project “Wer hetzt, verliert!”. If players, managers or directors of a club are attacked in the digital world, these facts can be reported to ZAC NRW in a timely manner without red tape as part of the project work. The aim is the consistent prosecution of criminal hateful comments.

FC Bayern München

Bayern Munich’s Serge Gnabry soaring after “important” win over Werder Bremen

The win garnered Bayern Munich another three points as the team seeks to hold on the lead in the Bundesliga.

RB Leipzig

Sweepers and pressing machines: The season of the RBL midfield

Amadou Haidara and Xaver Schlager shine together| Kevin Kampl a red and white leader | Nicolas Seiwald eager for more

1. FC Union Berlin

Union’s Women to Play 1. FFC Fortuna Dresden

The 2023/24 season got off to an extremely positive start for the recently promoted Fortuna Dresden, having returned to the Regionalliga Nordost in the summer after four years away, when they started with a 2-1 win in the Saxony derby against Bischofswerdaer FV. However, head coach Steve Maschik’s young team then failed to collect any more points for three months. The Dresdeners suffered a 12-0 defeat at Viktoria Berlin and were also beaten 3-2 by fellow promoted side Berolina Mitte on matchday 7 despite leading 2-0 at half-time. In the last game of the year, however, FFC pulled off a real surprise with a 3-0 away win at Türkiyemspor Berlin, who had finished third in the previous year.

Borussia Dortmund

The facts on BVB’s away game in Augsburg

The two teams that have won the most games from losing positions throughout the course of...