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After a Netherlands side featuring Donyell Malen had kicked off their EURO qualifying campaign with a 4-0 loss in France, the Oranje managed to pick up their first three points in Group B on Matchday 2. They ran out comfortable 3-0 victors against Gibraltar in Rotterdam on Monday evening. BVB player Malen came on at the break with the score at 1-0.

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SV Werder Bremen and head coach Ole Werner have agreed on a contract extension. The 35-year-old spoke on WERDER-TV about the reasons for continuing his work with SVW, his time up to now in Bremen and the tasks to come.

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The U21 European Championship, which will be held in Romania and Georgia from 21st June to 8th July, is eagerly awaited. As defending champions, the Germany U21s are once again among the favourites, and they will face Israel, the Czech Republic and England in Group C. The provisional 26-man squad includes FCA defender Maximilian Bauer, who will travel with the team to the training camp in South Tyrol on Saturday. The final 23-man European Championship squad will be announced on Wednesday 14th June.

Arne Engels, David Čolina and Dion Beljo were also named in the provisional squads for their respective national teams ahead of the U21 Euros. While Engels and the Belgium U21s will face Portugal, Georgia and the Netherlands, the Croatia side, including Čolina and Beljo, are in Group B. Their opponents are Spain, Romania and Ukraine. Beljo is currently training with the Croatia senior team, before joining the youth side for the U21 European Championship.

Cancelo told Portuguese outlet O Jogo (via @iMiaSanMia) that winning the UCL is one of the goals of the season and that the club’s standing among the big boys is cause for their lofty standards. “Bayern is always a candidate to win everything and to win the Champions League. It’s part of the history of the club. They have 6 Champions Leagues, second only to Real Madrid and AC Milan, same as Liverpool”, the 28-year-old Manchester City loanee said.

An almost 9,500 km flight and an eight-hour time difference separate Kawasaki, home of Mutsuki Fukahori, from Sinsheim. But the enormous distance does not prevent the 24-year-old from passionately supporting TSG Hoffenheim. In mid-March, the big day finally arrived, and Fukahori travelled to Germany to watch a TSG match live in the stadium for the first time. It was not necessarily the best conditions to attend a game in the PreZero Arena: it was cold and the game he had chosen for his first time in the stadium came in the midst of a worrying series of poor results. TSG had been waiting five months for a win before the game against Hertha Berlin, losing seven games in a row. But Fukahori proved to be a lucky charm for Pellegrino Matarazzo’s team – he cheered on Hoffenheim to a 3-1 win.