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Borussia Mönchengladbach had a late goal disallowed as Inter Milan kept their Champions League hopes alive on a chaotic night. Gladbach now have to get a point at the home of 13-time champions Real Madrid to go through.
Her career as a referee has been a single, meteoric rise without limits. Frenchwoman Stéphanie Frappart will become the first woman to officiate a Champions League game — it's just her latest milestone.
Three years after being diagnosed with cancer, Ann-Katrin Berger made her long-awaited Germany debut against Ireland in Dublin. It may not have been a dream debut, but her return to the field is a huge personal victory.
After making her 101st international appearance against Greece, Germany's Dzsenifer Marozsan spoke to DW about the year just gone and the year to come, as the team prepares for the 2022 European Championships.
Joachim Löw has kept his job. By sticking with their man, the German Football Association is burying its head in the sand on all the negativity that surrounds the national team, writes DW's Jörg Strohschein.
Mercedes will replace Lewis Hamilton for the Sakhir Grand Prix. The seven time world champion has gone into isolation after testing positive for coronavirus.
Lewis Hamilton won the Bahrain Grand Prix, but it's a race that will be remembered for a huge crash involving Romain Grosjean. The impact split his car in half and produced a fireball, but the Frenchman somehow survived.
A dire Borussia Dortmund defeat and Bayern Munich back in business, it was a familiar tale for the big two. But a surprising pair remain undefeated, while Schalke are closing in on an unwanted record.
Ellyes Skhiri scored twice as Cologne produced a fine performance to win in Dortmund for the first time since 1991. For Dortmund, it was a familiar story as they lose ground to Bayern Munich at the top of the table.
Schalke's crisis worsens with the departure of technical director Michael Reschke and the exiling of players Amine Harit, Nabil Bentaleb and Vedad Ibisevic. It's the latest low for a club now without a win in 25 games.
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When BVB's Hasan meets Schalke's Hasan, things get serious. But this Revierderby is about more than winning.
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In the Champions League, Bayern Munich's winning streak ended in Madrid. Elsewhere, the German Football Association (DFB) has expressed its 'unconditional' support for Joachim Löw to remain as Germany head coach.
The former Germany international has apologized for suggesting that Amine Harit and Nabil Bentaleb's heritage could explain alleged attitude issues. The pair are currently suspended by their club, Schalke.
Diego Maradona's doctor is being investigated for involuntary manslaughter in connection with the soccer legend's death. Witnesses had reportedly seen a struggle between Maradona and his physician.
Mike Tyson, the 54-year-old former heavyweight boxing champion, showed glimpses of his destructive prime during his return to the ring for an exhibition match against the 51-year-old Roy Jones Jr.
Football icon Diego Maradona has died. Considered one of the greatest players ever, Maradona was known for far more than his infamous 'Hand of God' incident. The 60-year-old had recently struggled with health issues.
Maradona's coffin has arrived at the presidential palace in Argentina. The South American country and the football world in general have been plunged into grief over the death of the iconic footballer.
Argentinian football icon Diego Maradona has been buried in Buenos Aires. Plans for him to lie in state for three days ended after scuffles broke out among mourners. Tens of thousands turned out to pay their final respects to the legend.
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Hamilton or Schumacher - who's the greatest of all times?
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The top five Formula One tracks in the world - as chosen by REV motorsports expert Gerhard Sonnleitner.
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2016 F1 world champ Nico Rosberg now races against climate change with his Greentech festival.
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Are the days of Formula One numbered? Formula E says it is the race format of the future.
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DW reporter Gerhard Sonnleitner presents five of the best-ever female racing drivers.
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The e-Porsche Taycan on the Nürburgring: a record lap despite tourist traffic?
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No contest: how SIM racers have blown Formula 1 stars off the virtual track during the coronavirus break
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Climbing will be raising the bar from hobby to Olympic sport in 2021. It will be one of new sports at the Tokyo Games
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They are outstanding personalities and role models in their sports. We show what sport can do and follow three athletes.
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Football and immigration have helped shape modern Germany
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In Atalanta, Granada and Heidenheim - three different football clubs playing at three different levels. But what do they have in common? They are successful, despite not having the fattest of bank accounts. Sports Life reporter Sebastian Saam talks to club officials, fans and press officers across Europe to find out how they do it.
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How blind judoka Shugaa Nashwan brings peace to Yemen
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In November 1989, the GDR-league was full of promising talents 30 years later not single team playing in the Bundesliga
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Arminia Bielefeld are back in the Bundesliga. They share the record for most promotions to Germany’s top tier.
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European football - a landscape where big clubs can fall into oblivion. Left to linger in the bottom divisions. It’s a dog eat dog world. Capitalism at its finest. But in US sports - they look after their own. No matter how poorly you perform, the strong prop up the weak- it sounds a lot like socialism. Let’s take a closer look - with Kick off! Reporter Janek Speight.
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The Bundesliga and other international leagues are gearing up the new season. But for some players, the immediate future is filled with uncertainty. In Duisburg players currently without a club are training in the hope of impressing scouts. Our reporter Janek Speight followed their fortunes
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Kick off! reporters report back from Lisbon's bizarre Champions League Final.
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