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Harry Kane scored a hat-trick as Bayern Munich thumped Mainz 8-1

It’s been a bad couple of weeks for Germany’s feted rail network. Striking train drivers brought much of the system grinding to a halt last Thursday and Friday, and they’re promising more to come. Meanwhile a Washington-based research company, the Consumer Choice Center, has placed Bremen’s Hauptbahnhof a solid last position out of 50 European stations, in its annual Railway Station Index. It found that more than “43 percent of trains were delayed”, ther...

Last month, Vice President Gail Crowe presided over the 16th regular meeting of the 2023-24 Shakespeare Club at the Fredonia home of Irene Strychalski with 12 m

Man Utd are giving serious thoughts to the appointment of Julian Nagelsmann as their next manager with a source detailing Sir Jim Ratcliffe's vision.

Harry Kane scored a hat-trick as Bayern Munich thumped Mainz 8-1 on Saturday, equalling a 60-year-old record and keeping alive his team's hopes of catching leaders Bayer Leverkusen.

Tennis balls had been flying onto Bundesliga pitches for weeks, in a protest that looked to be over. But then Frankfurt ultras started a separate action against Wolfsburg. Fans are now split about future demonstrations.

Juventus’ new star striker Kenan Yildiz has been linked with a move due to a lack of playing time and could be an important signing for Arsenal or Liverpool

Beiersdorf, the German maker of famous personal care brands such as Elastoplast, Eucerin, Labello, La Prairie and Nivea, on Thursday reported a lower income for its fiscal year 2023. Yearly earnings decreased to €749 million ($812 million) or €3.24 per share from €771 million or €3.33 per share in the last year. Total revenue increased to €9.45 billion from €8.8 billion in the prior year. Organically, revenues increased by 10.8%. Group revenue improved p...

Tottenham are reportedly eyeing a move for Crystal Palace forward Eberechi Eze as details of their summer transfer plans have begun to emerge.

To say the UEFA Champions League has been anything short of dramatic would be a grave understatement. Tournament favorites Arsenal and Bayern Munich are on the brink of elimination, both needing a home by at least two goals. Borussia Dortmund and PSV Eindhoven are on level terms and will duke it out to keep their…