Matchday 27 in the Bundesliga saw incredible comebacks followed by next-day sackings, more trouble for Wolfsburg, a managerial change at 1. FC Köln, another Bayern Munich hammering, and much more. …
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Bayer Leverkusen’s top-four charge will continue when they face bottom-placed Heidenheim at the Voith Arena on Saturday. With just 14 points across the board, Heidenheim are currently the rock bottom …
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Matchday 26 in the Bundesliga saw Bayern Munich play with 9 men in the closing stages, and now facing a goalkeeper crisis, the race for Europe get even closer with …
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Bundesliga matchday 26 opened with a big game at the bottom of the table, as Borussia Mönchengladbach beat St.Pauli 2-0. The biggest Saturday afternoon Bundesliga game saw Bayer Leverkusen host …
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Matchday 25 in the Bundesliga saw big wins at both ends of the table as the race for survival and Europe heats up. From six-goal thrillers to head coach dismissals, …
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In a week where Borussia Dortmund crashed out of the Champions League, so too did their aspirations to challenge Bayern Munich for the title. Whilst the title seems inevitably to …
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FC Heidenheim trainer Frank Schmidt – following his team’s latest Bundesliga loss – has effectively conceded that his team will be relegated from the German top flight this year.
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Another Bundesliga matchday, another goal fest! This time, 33 goals from nine games, including multiple 2-2 draws, 3-2 wins, and even a 3-3 draw with bottom of the league. Bayern …
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Following Thursday night’s comfortable 4-1 victory over Celtic in the Europa League, VfB Stuttgart’s attention turned back to the Bundesliga’s race for a Champions League spot. They travelled to the …
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In an interview with Germany’s Deutsche-Presse-Agentur, 1. FC Heidenheim CEO Holger Sanwald has guaranteed that Heidenheim trainer Frank Schmidt will keep his job even in the event of Bundesliga relegation.
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A Valentine’s matchday to remember in the Bundesliga! Despite only three games including goals from both sides, we still witnessed a total of 31 goals. There are plenty of talking …
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FC Heidenheim trainer Frank Schmidt was certainly in a better mood than last week after his team’s latest loss, but could only rue another loss incurred by his last-placed Bundesliga side.
