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The substitutes: Philipp, Bičakčić, Stiller, Rudy, Dolberg, Becker, Skov, Bischof, Tohumcu

The line-up Pellegrino Matarazzo made two changes to the starting XI that lost 1-0 away to...

Back-to-back DFB-Pokal champions | Thank you for a great season. Thank you for your support!

Finding the best combination on the pitch

Sebastian Hoeneß looks ahead to the relegation play-off second leg against Hamburger SV on Monday night (20:45 CEST), where 5,600 VfB fans are expected to be in attendance.

There are a new set of Infection Protection Measures coming in for Berlin from April 1. The previously binding measures have been abolished, which means proof of health status is no longer required and there is no obligation to wear a mask.

Henk Groener is looking forward to the challenge. “Ikast have shown themselves to be the strongest of all the teams so far; we know Thüringer HC very well, but Nykøbing Falster are a bit of an unknown. But as the fourth-placed team in the Danish league, you automatically possess a lot of quality. We will definitely have to play at our best to win,” said the coach.

The final fixture of the first half of the season is upon us! On Saturday, VfL welcome Union Berlin. The upcoming fixture is a familiar one, but not in the context of Bundesliga football, we’re used to meeting Union in the 2. Bundesliga. Here’s this week’s LOOK AHEAD to Union Berlin.

Already under pressure due to mediocre results 2023, Julian Nagelsmann needs a win on Sunday to shore up Bayern’s place atop the Bundesliga and keep BVB at bay.

In April, an important role reversal took place at the PreZero Arena. Numerous people flocked to the stadium – but this time, it was not to see TSG Hoffenheim live. Across the two days of 11 and 12 April, the stadium itself was the focal point for the visitors. They were there for an important inspection, which was followed by an historic result: the PreZero Arena became the first European football stadium to be certified as a zero-waste arena by TÜV Süd. A milestone for German football and also for TSG Hoffenheim, which impressively underlined its aspiration to be a pioneer in the fight against climate change. Managing Director Denni Strich is proud of the award and said the following on TSG’s behalf after the successful audit: “The TÜV certification is a milestone for us. It was a great vision of ours, together with our partner PreZero, to get to where we are now. It’s therefore a significant day for us and all the partners involved. We’re looking forward to the future and taking further steps.”