After becoming Germany’s youngest-ever goalscorer in the UEFA Champions League midweek for Bayern Munich, Lennart Karl took another step in his meteoric rise for the Bavarians by netting a maiden …
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Bayern Munich trainer Vincent Kompany has confirmed that Jonas Urbig will start in goal against Borussia Mönchengladbach this weekend as a means of warming up for a meeting with Köln next week.
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While things might not exactly be proceeding as planned for Mainz in the Bundesliga, Germany’s Rheinhessen have at least had a chance to enjoy a perfect start to their Europa Conference League campaign.
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SC Freiburg trainer Julian Schuster praised starting XI returnee Yuito Suzuki for helping his team break out of a four-match-run without a win in the Europa League on Thursday evening.
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VfB Stuttgart trainer Sebastian Hoeneß once again found himself lamenting the fact that his team had nothing to take away from a solid performance after yesterday evening’s Europa League loss.
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Bayern Munich makeshift fullback Konrad Laimer drew some laughs in the mixed zone last night as he commented on his ever-shifting tactical role.
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Lennart Karl, his Bayern Munich teammates, and his head coach have all had a chance to register comment on the youngster’s record-breaking Champions League evening.
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Bayern Munich’s Lennart Karl made history on Wednesday evening by becoming Germany’s youngest ever Champions League goal-scorer.
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Eintracht Frankfurt starters Mario Götze and Ansgar Knauff weren’t in much of a mood to berate their team following Wednesday evening’s Champions League loss to Liverpool.
Eintracht head coach Dino Toppmöller, too, simply shrugged off two crucial goals conceded off corners within the span of five minutes.
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Germany’s Florian Wirtz was far too exhausted on Wednesday evening to say much about his first scorers point for Liverpool.
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In their third Champions League game, Eintracht Frankfurt hosted Premier League champions Liverpool, with both sides struggling to find form in recent games. Liverpool were on top early on, with …
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Borussia Dortmund maintained their fine goalscoring form in this season’s UEFA Champions League with a comfortable 4-2 victory at Copenhagen on Matchday three. Felix Nmecha chipped in with two goals, …
