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Hamburg - Three-time world champions Germany will be on most people's list of favourites to win the tournament next year after going through qualifying without defeat. The emergence of younger players to join experienced...
Hamburg - Switzerland, who have been solid but unspectacular at tournaments in recent years, could be a more serious threat under veteran coach Ottmar Hitzfeld at the World Cup. The 60-year-old German, one of the most...
Athens - German coach Otto Rehhagel is enjoying proving his sceptics wrong after Greece's national team scored their 1-0 win in the Ukraine on November 18, sending them through to next year's World Cup finals. Some observers...
In putting fans and tradition before profit, the Bundesliga upholds values the Premier League has lost Robert Enke had been capped eight times at the time of his death and had not quite cemented his position as Germany's No1...
Kevin-Prince Boateng believes his move to Portsmouth has given his career a new lease of life after two years in the cold at Tottenham. Having netted twice in eight Premier League appearances for the south coast strugglers,...
Spending the best part of a year injured and lonely has given Chris Tadrosse the fire to succeed at North Queensland Fury. Try telling that to 24-year-old Chris Tadrosse, the North Queensland left-back who after a four-year...
BERLIN, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Germany must entertain their fans with more exciting performances in friendly matches if they are to fill stadiums to capacity, team manager Oliver Bierhoff said on Tuesday.
AFP/DDP/File – Bayern Munich's defender Philipp Lahm looks on as Bordeaux players celebrate a goal during the Bayern … by Ryland James Ryland James – 40 mins ago BERLIN (AFP) – Bayern Munich defender Philipp Lahm will captain...
Peter Pedroncelli, Goal.com 10 minutes ago The World Cup host country has been in the news a great deal of late, with football preparations in terms of the stadiums and infrastructure getting most of the airtime alongside the...
HANOVER, Germany (AP) More than 45,000 fans gathered Sunday at the Hanover stadium for a memorial service for Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke, whose suicide has shaken the country. "Robert Enke will never come back to this...
