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Sandro Schwarz set up his side in a 4-3-3, instead of the 4-2-3-1 seen in the 5-0 friendly win against Ludwigsfelder FC. He also made two personnel changes, with Ivan Šunjić replacing Derry Scherhant in midfield, and Wilfried Kanga instead of Davie Selke up front.

Monday Week for Democracy and Tolerance in Sinsheim TSG Hoffenheim, along with many other representatives in...

RBL Women advance to semi-finals with 6-1 win against SGS Essen | Goal fest in front of a sell-out crowd | Draw to take place on Sunday

When it comes to an away trip to FC Augsburg, no one has more knowledge than the current sporting director. Not only did Martin Schmidt defeat Mainz as Augsburg’s head coach back in 2019, the Swiss is the only man to have led the Zerofivers to two away wins at the WWK-Arena. The first of these two wins came in March 2015, when FSV eased to a 2-0 win and the second came a year later, when Schmidt’s side ran away 3-1 winners. Since then, Mainz have had a tough time in Augsburg and have lost six times in the Bundesliga and once in the DFB-Pokal.

Juan Perea’s goal set up an exciting finish to the home match against Bayern Munich. It was the Colombian’s first in the Bundesliga

Attendance: 62,271 (Sold out)

VfL Wolfsburg have competed in the DFB Cup 114 times but this is the first time that they’ll face FC Carl Zeiss Jena. The facts and figures ahead of Niko Kovac’s competitive debut as Wolves coach:

BVB are currently placed 3rd in the Bundesliga, while the visitors from Bensheim are 8th. The two teams met almost three weeks ago in the DHB-Pokal, with BVB being edged out 34-33 away from home and thus narrowly missing out on the Final Four. After the historic win over Siofok KC on Saturday, which saw the Black & Yellows finish top of their group in the European League, the team are now aiming to fire their way to the top of the Bundesliga.

Kramer: “I’m proud to reach this milestone” Christoph Kramer made his 250th Bundesliga appearance on Saturday...

On Sunday afternoon, SVW beat VfB Stuttgart 2-0 away from home. After a streaky opening period, Werder grew into the game and were able to create a couple of good chances. Füllkrug even headed in, but the goal was disallowed due to a foul on his part. One moment shortly before the end of the first half also caused a stir when Niklas Schmidt was brought down on the edge of the Stuttgart penalty area. Referee WIllenborg decided on a free kick which Ducksch put just wide of the post. In the second half, Jens Stage fired Werder ahead (59’) with a wonder goal, before Marvin Ducksch (77’) made it 2-0.