2024/25 German Leagues - On beIN Sports (DFB-Pokal on Optus)
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Topkent
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Hopefully they go unbeaten so everyone can say they are better than the Arsenal invincibles
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Bayern will be a case study for football clubs around the world for what happens if you sack a manager but keep him on for the rest of the season
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A slow start to the season (6 defeats in first 12 games) has probably cost Karlsruher a chance of promotion back to the top flight, with eight games to go they need to bridge a 6pt gap between themselves and Hamburger SV. Not out of the question, but they need a lot of things to go their way.
At the bottom of the 2. Bundesliga are a couple of former top clubs that are in danger of dropping to the third tier, Kaiserslautern find themselves in the relegation zone and Schalke are just 1 point above the relegation zone. It will a tough couple of months for their fans.
At the bottom of the 2. Bundesliga are a couple of former top clubs that are in danger of dropping to the third tier, Kaiserslautern find themselves in the relegation zone and Schalke are just 1 point above the relegation zone. It will a tough couple of months for their fans.
Now there is a word I never thought I'd read on this board.
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Bayer own the team and the cream.
It is tbf
Game days at Millentor are unreal.
60k in the Volksparkstadion/Veltins Arena/Olympiastadion.
Such a great competition
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I find it funny the picture saying German Sleeping Giants with a picture of a Schalke player. Schalke are hardly sleeping giants.
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The English Championship fares pretty well.
With Bayer winning the title, finally the Bundesliga can be called a Pharma’s league.
Literally a standard day in west Germany
Could be the one of the biggest games ever in Hamburg this week.
Both teams with a huge amount to play for, a win for St Pauli nearly guarantees promotion and Hamburg need to win just to stay in the hunt
Both teams with a huge amount to play for, a win for St Pauli nearly guarantees promotion and Hamburg need to win just to stay in the hunt
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Champions League: Schalke, relegation and oblivion
Despite recent assurances that Schalke’s finances are holding up, the viability of the debt-saddled club as a genuine power is in doubt.
www.bbc.com
Good article.
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Looking forward to it, enjoy watching the Aussie lads at St Pauli.
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Champions League: Schalke, relegation and oblivion
Despite recent assurances that Schalke’s finances are holding up, the viability of the debt-saddled club as a genuine power is in doubt.www.bbc.com
Good article.
Why does Ramos look like a giant?
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Holstein Kiel up for first time ever and St Pauli back up for first time in 12 years. Hoping Düsseldorf can cause a huge upset and win the playoff against third last in Bundesliga..doubt it will happen
Forzaaaaa!!!!
TheGreatBarryB
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Second tier Düsseldorf 3-0 up away against Bochum in the playoff ..crazy stuff.
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And Bochum wins 3-0 at Düsseldorf and goes through on pens.
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Good start to the season for Karlsruher SC, they are undefeated after their first five games, winning four.
Karlsruher defeated Sshalke 2-0 last night at the Wildpark to currently sit on top, meanwhile Germany's second largest club (based on memberships) is struggling near the bottom of the table after gaining just a single point from their last four games.
Karlsruher defeated Sshalke 2-0 last night at the Wildpark to currently sit on top, meanwhile Germany's second largest club (based on memberships) is struggling near the bottom of the table after gaining just a single point from their last four games.
