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Reduced waiting times and enjoyable comfort: together with main sponsor SAP and stadium caterer Compass-Group, TSG Hoffenheim wants to continue to improve the stadium experience at the PreZero Arena. Since April, there has been a “Mobile Order” option at the stadium kiosks.

The line-ups Head coach Pellegrino Matarazzo made two changes to the team that started the 4-1...

VfL Wolfsburg finally returned to competitive action last Sunday, when they eased past Makkabi Berlin in the first round of the DFB Cup. Ahead of the Wolves’ Bundesliga opener against 1. FC Heidenheim on Saturday 19 August at the Volkswagen Arena (at 15:30 CEST), VfL sporting director Sebastian Schindzielorz talked about his day-to-day work, the objectives for the season and the game against Heidenheim.

The scenario: BVB won the reverse fixture in Dortmund 42-25 at the end of December. BVB had not scored more goals in any other game this season, while their 17-goal margin of victory against the Vipers had not been surpassed in any other match either. With four games to go until the end of the season, third-placed BVB held a two-point lead over challengers HSG Blomberg-Lippe. The hosts went into the game in 10th place.

Sure, there were some sloppy moments for the Bavarians, but overall, it was a very convincing effort. For Sommer, he can look past those down moments and appreciate all the good that he saw during the match.

Oliver Baumann: “We didn’t control the game. We conceded two easy goals in the final 10 minutes...

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VfL Wolfsburg have loaned Bartol Franjic to Bundesliga promoted side SV Darmstadt 98 for one year. The 23-year-old Croatian joined the Wolves from Dinamo Zagreb in summer 2022 but a number of injuries restricted him to just six appearances last season, including one in the DFB Cup. In order for the midfielder to gain more match experience, both parties have now opted for a loan deal within the Bundesliga.

The scenario: The U23s travelled to Cologne full of confidence. The team pulled off a coup last week by beating league leaders Elversberg by a 2-0 scoreline and reached the 40-point mark in the process. Now, the U23s had the chance to mathematically seal their survival in Cologne. To do so, they needed to return home from the game with a victory and hope Oldenburg (1-0 loss against Saarbrücken) and Bayreuth (5-2 defeat in Elversberg) did not win. Before the game, Viktoria were six places above the Black & Yellows in eighth position (51 points). The U23s lost the reverse fixture 2-0. And the head-to-head record certainly did not favour BVB, who had only emerged victorious on two occasions in their 11 competitive meetings with Viktoria Cologne since 2015 in the Regionalliga West and the 3. Liga (three draws, six defeats).