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Great cup evening, bitter ending. VfL Bochum 1848 and SC Freiburg had a great battle in the quarterfinals of the DFB-Pokal. Both teams had their chances, and the Blue and Whites were close to advancing. But in the last second, Freiburg’s Sallai let the blue-white cup dreams burst after a mistake by Leitsch.

Luis Campos, PSG’s football advisor, says that their club are prepared to take any team on and that are happy to be able to show the talent that the Parisians possess.

In the shape of Márton Dárdai, Prince Boateng, Marco Richter and Stevan Jovetić, Pál Dárdai welcomed four players back for the first team training session of the week ahead of the home game against VfB Stuttgart on Saturday (06.05.23, 15:30 CEST). Only Jessic Ngankam (illness), Tjark Ernst (individual training) and Kélian Nsona (light training) were absent from the 27-man training group which also included the two Bundesliga debutants from the weekend, Ibrahim Maza and Veit Stange.

With a bit of luck, TSG car partner Audi has a special Easter gift in store for you this year: you can win two VIP tickets for the Bundesliga match between TSG Hoffenheim and 1. FC Cologne (22 April), including a meet & greet with a player. As a bonus, you will also be picked up at home by an Audi and brought back again after the game.

Two top Bundesliga sides going head-to-head | SCF and RBL both contending for Champions League spots | Leipzig going into the match with momentum after the 5-1 cup win

223 appearances, 12 goals and 32 assists – Daniel Brosinski certainly achieved and experienced a lot following his move to FSV from SpVgg Greuther Fürth in 2014. He’s been a key part of Mainz’s recent history, and his Zerofivers career will end with one final appearance against Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday. The 33-year-old’s contract expires this summer and won’t be renewed, something which both parties have agreed on. Despite being set to leave the Zerofivers, Brosi will look back fondly at his time at the club and is also anticipating a very emotional farewell on Saturday. “It’s not just a footballing chapter of my life which is ending,” commented the full-back.

​ “I will always look back on my time at Union with incredibly fond memories. What we have achieved together over the last few years will always fill me with a great deal of pride, and that is why I would like to expressly thank my team-mates, the coaching and support team, all fans, staff and those responsible for the past two years,” said the goalkeeper on his farewell.

Both 1. FC Köln and VfL Wolfsburg go into tomorrow’s meeting (Saturday 25 February, 15:30 CET) on the back of defeats. The hosts from the cathedral city lost 3-0 away to VfB Stuttgart last Saturday, while the Wolves went down by the same scoreline against RB Leipzig. Niko Kovac’s side face another difficult assignment against the Billy Goats. The two clubs have met competitively 36 times in total, with the Green-and-Whites in front on 16 wins. There have been 10 draws and 10 wins for FC.

First: For the first time this Bundesliga season, a BVB away game has ended in a draw.

Nico Schlotterbeck on the balance of play:
“It was a very heated, great atmosphere and yet we had them almost completely under control in the first half. After it went to 2-1, Jamie had a killer chance to score. If he makes it 3-1 then, it’s over. In the second half, you simply have to close the game out. Then it’s not a question of what if. Nonetheless, you cannot concede the two goals. Now they’re celebrating the 2-2 like a victory.”