Sancho speaks on ‘bittersweet’ hat-trick after George Floyd tribute
Jadon Sancho described his first professional hat-trick as a ‘bittersweet moment’ as the Borussia Dortmund star paid tribute to George Floyd. You may also like
Flick: Bayern still have work to do to win Bundesliga
Hansi Flick has recognised that Bayern Munich’s victory at Borussia Dortmund was a ‘big step’ towards winning the Bundesliga title. You may also like
Bundesliga restart was necessary for clubs’ survival, says league chief
The resumption of the Bundesliga was necessary to preserve clubs with centuries of history, the league’s CEO Christian Seifert has said. You may also like
Havertz could thrive in the Premier League, claims Hargreaves
Bayer Leverkusen star Kai Havertz has been compared to Mesut Ozil and Michael Ballack by Owen Hargreaves, with the former Bayern Munich midfielder sure the youngster would thrive in the Premier League if he moved to England this summer. You may also like
Bundesliga is the example to follow – LaLiga chief Tebas
LaLiga president Javier Tebas has congratulated the Bundesliga on its return to action and for providing an example for others to follow. You may also like
‘Sancho isn’t Messi or Ronaldo & should stay put’ – Freund
Jadon Sancho is ‘not like Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi’ and should be shunning interest from the likes of Manchester United to spend at least one more year at Borussia Dortmund, says Steffen Freund. You may also like
Haaland ‘not surprised’ to score in Dortmund’s Bundesliga return
Erling Haaland confidently claimed his immediate return to scoring form came as no surprise after helping Borussia Dortmund to a big Bundesliga win over Schalke. You may also like
Bundesliga restart: Fixture dates, teams & how to watch on live stream
The Bundesliga is the first of Europe’s major leagues to resume after play was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the action kicking off on the weekend. You may also like
Bundesliga return decision delayed with proposed May 9 restart looking impossible
The Bundesliga faced fresh uncertainty over its resumption on Thursday after the German government delayed a decision on when football can return. You may also like
Dortmund chief: Bundesliga won’t survive if it remains suspended
Borussia Dortmund chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke has claimed the Bundesliga ‘will go under’ if the season does not resume in the next few months. You may also like
