FC Köln closes in on unwanted Bundesliga away winless record after Frankfurt defeat

FC Köln closes in on unwanted Bundesliga away winless record after Frankfurt defeat

The 1. FC Köln 1-0 defeat at Eintracht Frankfurt extended their winless Bundesliga away streak to 16 matches, leaving the club one game away from tying an unwanted club record set during the 2003-04 relegation season. How close is 1. FC Köln to the club’s away streak record? Köln’s 1-0 loss in Frankfurt marked their … Read more

Hertha BSC’s Winning Streak Ends in Kiel, Nürnberg Held to Draw by Cottbus

Hertha BSC's Winning Streak Ends in Kiel, Nürnberg Held to Draw by Cottbus

FC Nürnberg was held to a 1-1 draw by Energie Cottbus and lost its leading goalscorer to injury. Herthas Winning Streak Ends in Kiel The winning run of Hertha BSC ended abruptly in Schleswig-Holstein as the Berlin club was held to a 0:0 draw by struggling Holstein Kiel. After opening the second-tier campaign with seven … Read more

Eintracht Frankfurt vs. 1. FC Köln 1:0: Ebnoutalib Ends Home Drought After Leipzig Debacle

Eintracht Frankfurt vs. 1. FC Köln 1:0: Ebnoutalib Ends Home Drought After Leipzig Debacle

Neu-nationalist Younes Ebnoutalib scored in the 77th minute to give Eintracht Frankfurt a 1:0 victory over 1. FC Köln in the opening match of the sixth Bundesliga matchday, ending the club’s seven-month home winless run in front of 59,600 spectators at Deutsche Bank Park, welt.de reported. Ebnoutalib Breaks the Long Home Drought The 23-year-old forward … Read more

Real Madrid Demands LaLiga Chief Javier Tebas Resign Over Nazi Comparison

Real Madrid Demands LaLiga Chief Javier Tebas Resign Over Nazi Comparison

Real Madrid Demands Javier Tebas Resign Over Nazi Comparison Real Madrid has formally demanded the immediate resignation of LaLiga president Javier Tebas, calling his public comparison of the club’s media tactics to the propaganda methods of Joseph Goebbels “unbearable” and “morally reprehensible,” according to a club statement reported by German outlet Welt. Updated October 16, … Read more

Joachim Löw and Lidl sell out cashmere sweater

Joachim Löw and Lidl sell out cashmere sweater

The blue V-neck cashmere sweater worn by former national team coach Joachim Löw at the 2010 World Cup has returned to store shelves as part of a promotional campaign by discounter Lidl, sparking rapid sellouts and cultural reflection, welt.de reported. The Lidl Promotional Release and Quick Sellout Priced at 49.99 euros, the knitwear piece was … Read more

Union Berlin U19 Coach Jens Härtel Resigns Over Discriminatory Remarks

Union Berlin U19 Coach Jens Härtel Resigns Over Discriminatory Remarks

Jens Härtel stepped down as the U19 head coach of 1. FC Union Berlin on October 11, following a disciplinary penalty from the German Football Association (DFB) control committee over comments made during a team training camp. The DFB Penalty and Disciplinary Action The DFB suspended Jens Härtel for 12 weeks, with four of those … Read more

Annett Kaufmann Reacts to Age Gap at Table Tennis EC

Annett Kaufmann Reacts to Age Gap at Table Tennis EC

„Sie könnte meine Mama sein – und fast schon meine Oma,“ said German junior world champion Annett Kaufmann regarding her upcoming opponent at the European Table Tennis Championships in Slovenia, isidaily.com reported. The 20-year-old German junior world champion is set to face 63-year-old former European champion Ni Xia Lian in the women’s singles round of … Read more

Bayer Leverkusen Defeats Lech Poznań 4-0 in Europa League

Bayer Leverkusen Defeats Lech Poznań 4-0 in Europa League

Bayer Leverkusen defeated Polish champion Lech Poznań 4–0 away in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday, securing their second win in the competition thanks to two penalties and a pair of goals from open play. Patrik Schick Converts Two Penalties After Early Substitutions Leverkusen secured their fourth Pflichtspielerfolg in all competitions, aided by two converted … Read more

European Football Officials Maintain FIFA Resignation Demand Despite Gianni Infantino Apology

European Football Officials Maintain FIFA Resignation Demand Despite Gianni Infantino Apology

European football officials are maintaining their demands for Gianni Infantino to resign as president of the world governing body, despite an apology delivered during a meeting of the FIFA Council in Zurich. The three-and-a-half-hour gathering marked the first time the FIFA president faced his critics directly since proposing a controversial World Cup investor plan earlier … Read more