• Jürgen Klopp gets first win as Germany head coach in UEFA Nations League win over Serbia

    Jürgen Klopp gets first win as Germany head coach in UEFA Nations League win over Serbia
    Germany 2-0 SerbiaGoals: 1-0 Bischof 39’, 2-0 Wirtz 61’ (assist: Mittelstädt)
    Germany were dominant from the off in Munich, and nearly struck inside the first ten minutes when Aleksandar Pavlović fired just wide from a Philipp Treu knockdown. Captain on the night, Serge Gnabry, then missed two good chances for the opener as Serbia’s Djordje Petrović became increasingly involved. Bischof finally struck the opener shortly before the interval, blasting home aft
  • Bayern Munich's Michael Olise named Player of the Month for September

    Bayern Munich's Michael Olise named Player of the Month for September
    >>> More on the Player of the Month award!
    The award consists of a two-stage process in which the performance data of the players and then the choice of the fans and experts are taken into account.
    The determining factor for a matchday is the month in which its Saturday falls. September's vote covers Matchdays 2 to 4.
    September winner
    Michael Olise (Bayern Munich)
    Olise has set the standard in the Bundesliga this season and is attracting attention well beyond Germany. The Frenchman feat
  • Bayern Munich's Harry Kane thanks club for support as he awaits 2026 Ballon d’Or awards ceremony

    Bayern Munich's Harry Kane thanks club for support as he awaits 2026 Ballon d’Or awards ceremony
    During the past season, Kane achieved milestone after goalscoring milestone, knocking them down almost as consistently as he was hitting the back of the net.
    As a result, Bayern teammates and coaches alike are fully behind Kane as he hopes to become the first Englishman since Michael Owen in 2001 to pick up the prestigious Ballon d’Or award, support the lethal finisher is well aware of.
    “I really appreciate how my colleagues and the club are getting behind me,” t
  • Germany coach Jürgen Klopp takes clear line against racism

    Germany coach Jürgen Klopp takes clear line against racism
    Jürgen Klopp made his position on racism clear from his first press conference as Germany coach, emphasising that he did not want to "leave national pride to the wrong people." 
    The former Liverpool, Borussia Dortmund and Mainz coach said: "Can you be proud to be German and yet be open, diverse, kind and friendly? Can you have compassion? Can you have all these things? I am one hundred percent certain that you can."
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  • New Bundesliga Magazine edition - out now!

    New Bundesliga Magazine edition - out now!
    To help spread the word about Football As It's Meant To Be, we have chosen five of the best articles to be translated into English for you to read - simply click here or the BUNDESLIGA MAGAZINE link at the top of the Bundesliga.com page.We have an interview with VfB Stuttgart striker Deniz Undav on how he analyses football matches, a skill which he hopes to turn into a future career as a coach once his playing days are over. We also look at the rise of SC Freiburg and the factors which

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