Category: Borussia Dortmund
5 Star Stuttgart Give Dortmund A Nightmare Before Christmas
Bundesliga Zeitung, by Andy Wales.
After ensuring their progression into the Champions League knock-out stages in midweek, Borussia Dortmund could [...]
Bayer Close In On Bayern After Bundesliga Weekend Of Thrills, Spills, Goals And Stalemates
Bundesliga Zeitung by Andy Wales.
It was the most hotly-anticipated game of the weekend in the Bundesliga. Saturday’s Topspiel between Bayern Munic [...]
Nagelsmann’s Credentials To Be Tested In Bayern vs Leipzig Topspiel
Bundesliga Zeitung by Andy Wales.
The headline game of the Bundesliga this weekend is the topspiel between Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig. It’s a gam [...]
Erling Haaland: The Golden Boy Searching For Silverware With Dortmund
Bundesliga Zeitung, by Andy Wales.
It’s been an incredible week for Borussia Dortmund’s Erling Haaland, even by his already lofty standards. He sta [...]
More Than Just A Klassiker: Bundesliga Shows Its Strength At Home And Abroad
Bundesliga Zeitung, by Andy Wales.
It’s just over a week since Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich went head to head for the first time in the 2020 [...]
Testing Times For Dortmund And Schalke At Opposite Ends Of The Bundesliga
Bundesliga Zeitung, by Andy Wales.
Here in Germany, we have been preparing ourselves for another Covid lockdown. This one starts today (Monday, Nov [...]
Schalke In Trouble Ahead Of Revierderby – Bundesliga Zeitung
By Andy Wales.
It’s been a few weeks since the last edition of this column. That has been down to me relocating to Germany and adjusting to big cha [...]
Borussia Dortmund Is Not Always A Bed Of Roses For Young Talent
By Matthew Wilson.
17-year-old Jude Bellingham finally put months of speculation to rest when he announced that he signed for frequent German Bunde [...]
SnapMaps And Beatles Renditions – Football’s Most Memorable Player Unveilings
By George Nash.
The step over. The Cruyff turn. The flip-flap. Every so often, a single piece of ingenious, seemingly instinctive improvisation sen [...]
André Schürrle Retirement At 29 Is Further Evidence Of An Emerging, Progressive Honesty In Football
By George Nash.
On the surface, there might not seem to be a great deal of common ground between André Schürrle and the majority of people approach [...]