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Josh Sargent and Werder Bremen have been pulled into a relegation battle. Can they stop the slide against Augsburg on Saturday (kick-off: 3.30pm GMT+2)?
Stuttgart started with good intent as Roberto Massimo tested Rafal Gikiewicz before Daniel Didavi, captaining VfB for the first time in the Bundesliga in the absence of Gonzalo Castro, put the rebound wide. It wasn't long until Pellegrino Matarazzo's side had the lead, though, when Kalajdzic flicked on a Philipp Klement chip into the box for Philipp Förster to run onto and guide home with the inside of his right foot. Augsburg then grew into the game and carved out a number of chances. The best fell to Marco Richter after being played in by Ruben Vargas. He sidestepped a challenge before unl...
5 hours ago Will Amin Younes feature alongside the goal-hungry Andre Silva when Eintracht Frankfurt take on Augsburg on Tuesday (kick-off: 7.30pm BST)? Latest Younes was only a second-half substitute at the weekend as Frankfurt suffered a chastening 4-0 defeat at the Germany international’s former club, Borussia Mönchengladbach. It was only a fourth loss of the season - all away from home - for the UEFA Champions League-chasing Eagles, but they remain in fourth and four points clear of Borussia Dortmund in fifth with five games remaining. Key to their push for a maiden Champions League qu...
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Berlin (AFP) – RB Leipzig coach Julian Nagelsmann all but conceded the Bundesliga title on Saturday after his side were beaten 1-0 by league leaders Bayern Munich thanks to a first-half goal from Leon Goretzka. Goretzka smashed the ball into the top corner shortly before the break as Bayern opened up a seven-point lead at the top of the table over second-place Leipzig with just seven games to go. “For us, it’s about finishing second in the table. We’re playing a good season and we want to keep going, even if our first chance of a title is gone,” Nagelsmann told Sky.