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After German 3. Liga team 1.FC Magdeburg failed to score in 5 straight games, fans decided to help guide their players to the net.

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Manchester City's Gündoğan about growing up 5 kilometres from Schalke 04's arena ... "My brother and other friends used these garage doors as goals and played football there, until it got so intense that garage doors got broken. My father then had to replace the garage doors. He was mad at us and screamed at us out the window, but we didn't really listen to him and kept playing."

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Borussia Dortmund boss Hans-Joachim Watzke considers yesterday's match against Bayern München 'an advertisement for football'.

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No transfer activity in January for Bayern München, says Hoeness

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Borussia Dortmund came from behind to defeat Bayern München at Signal Iduna Park and are now seven points ahead of the Bavarians.

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All goals 7-1 in the friendly match vs Germany U20 ( Sané (2), Brandt, Goretzka, Kimmich, Petersen, Gomez)

28-5-2018

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Werder Bremen midfielder Thomas Delaney says he dreams of a move to the Premier League.

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training camp in Eppan - 28.05.2018

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Hannoer 96's Ihlas Bebou showed the highest speed in the Bundesliga during the 2017/18 according to Bundesliga.de. Borussia Mönchengladbach's Denis Zakaria comes in at second place along with FC Augsburg's Marcel Heller while Borussia Dortmund's Ömer Toprak was the quickest defender. Here are the Bundesliga players who ran the fastest: 1. Ihlas Bebou (Hannover 96), 35,25 km/h 2. Denis Zakaria (Borussia Mönchengladbach), 35,07 km/h 2. Marcel Heller (FC Augsburg), 35,07 km/h 4. Timo Werner (RB Leipzig), 35,02 km/h 5. Ömer Toprak (Borussia Dortmund), 35 km/h 5. Bakery Jatta (Hamburger SV), 35 km/h

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We take a look at which players Germany national team coach Joachim Löw will most likely select in this line up at the World Cup.

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Joachim Löw makes it clear that Manuel Neuer will be Germany's first-choice keeper during the World Cup.

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Who tried the most dribbles, and who made most successful dribbles in the past Bundesliga season? Find out here!

Can you use statistics to determine the Bundesliga's top dribbler? And in that case, which parameter is the most deciding? If we look at the player who attempted the most dribbles, Borussia Dortmund starlet Christian Pulisic comes in at first place with 217 dribbles. He is followed by Schalke 04 wizard Amine Harit who tried to dribble past an opponent 204 times. However, looking at the success rate, Harit clearly takes the first place as he has been successful with 56,37% of his dribbles. In comparison, Pulisic has a success rate of just 41,47%. When it comes to this parameter, RB Leipzig midfield Naby Keita comes in at second place with a success rate of 49,17% out of 181 total dribbles. Here are the Bundesliga players who attemped most dribbles during the 2017/18 season.

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A new World Cup tournament is approaching, and as always Germany are among the favourites.

The reigning World Champions have reached at least the semi-finals at the last four World Cup tournaments, and Joachim Löw’s troops should have a good possibility of going far this time around as well.

In fact, they could go all the way – and here are three reasons why.

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Bale is linked with Bayern München, Sokratis wants to join Arsenal while RB Leipzig eye Chelsea starlet. We bring you the latest German transfer gossip!

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Kevin-Prince Boateng says Eintracht Frankfurt shouldn't fear Bayern München in the DFB-Pokal Final.

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Sandro Wagner has announced that he won't play for Germany again after he wasn't called up for the World Cup in Russia.