Hosts Ivory Coast triumph at the Africa Cup. Sebastien Haller, striker for Borussia Dortmund, scores the winning goal in the final. What a day for…
“I’m fed up too – that was just bad”
Anyone who thought that FC Schalke 04’s victory against Eintracht Braunschweig was a kind of chest opener was disappointed. Schalke lost 1:0 in Kiel after…
“Semper fahnenlos” – Fan provocation at the Kracher against RWO
Alemannia Aachen defeated Rot-Weiß Oberhausen 3:1 – and the Aachen fans also gave their rival a taste of their own medicine in the stands. On…
Resignation of the first chairman, so the advance sale for RWE is going well
KFC Uerdingen has to cope with the resignation of its first chairman. 1400 tickets have already been sold for the cup game against RWE. During…
A series of dream goals, now the B-grade has to be right
VfL Bochum rarely rewards itself for its efforts. This should change quickly, otherwise the view will have to be directed downwards again. Before VfL Bochum’s…
Asano returns, Stöger speaks frankly – Letsch must disappoint many players
On Saturday, VfL Bochum will finally try to achieve what has not worked out recently at Eintracht Frankfurt. A good away performance should be rewarded…
Equity, revenue, spectators – this is how it looks in European comparison
The 3rd division has weathered the corona pandemic better than the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga. Across Europe, there is only one 3rd division with a…
“Strange atmosphere” – Stoppelkamp and Terranova on turbulent days
Hectic days lie behind Rot-Weiss Oberhausen. We talked to interim coach Mike Terranova and top scorer Moritz Stoppelkamp about the past days and weeks. “It…
“It was a very demanding game to get a grip on the ball strength of eating”
TSV 1860 Munich seems to have hit the mark with the appointment of coach Argirios Giannikis. Five games, two wins and three draws: Argirios Giannikis’…
Essen-born Leon Klußmann finds a new club
Leon Klußmann has not played a minute this season. Now he is moving from the Regionalliga to the 3rd division. Leon Klußmann was once considered…