An exciting Bundesliga season has finally come to a close and thus, the annual Get German Football Awards make their return. The outcome will be decided by you, the public, …
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Nathan Evans is joined by Tom Fenton and Drew Thompson to discuss Joachim Löw’s Germany squad, the news that Hansi Flick will take charge after the tournament and more. Get …
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The Bundesliga reaches its climax on Saturday, and there is still plenty of play. But what should you be looking out for this weekend? Here, we discuss five of the …
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The “yo-yo status” of 1. FC Köln can be assumed the most accurate representation of any club in Germany branded with such a title. There is every chance that the …
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Daniel Olaoye is thankful for the opportunities German football has given him, as he aims to play in one of Europe’s top leagues. The 24-year-old London-born forward plays for MSV …
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There are now just two games left before the end of the season, but there is still plenty on the line in the Bundesliga. Here, we discuss five things to …
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There is plenty on the line during matchday 32 as we rapidly approach the end of the Bundesliga season. Here, we take a look at five things to keep an …
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Against tradition, the DFB Pokal semi-finals will take place this Friday and Saturday instead of during the week, with the final to be played next Thursday. As such, the Bundesliga …
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The 3. Liga title race is heating up heading into the final four matches. What looked a certain and uncatchable top three has been completely flipped with the recent resurgence …
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The 2. Bundesliga is incredibly unpredictable. A league we have all grown to love for that very reason. Promotion pushes heading down to the wire, relegations dogfights, likewise. It always …
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The last few days have shaken the world of football to its very core – and no, we’re not just talking about FC Köln’s 2-1 victory over RB Leipzig. The …
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Since moving to Germany four years ago, I have wrestled with the morality of Chelsea’s rise to the top. It is ironic that I both admire the Bundesliga’s 50+1 rule and the role of the fans in the German footballing society while also supporting a club that has longed since moved away from involving its supporters in any of its business.
