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Arrogant comments and accusations of slapping players: Albert Riera’s Bordeaux on course for historically low finish - Get French Football News Not for the first week Albert Riera’s analysis of the game had fallen short of the result and raised the hackles of his opposite number. His FC Girondins de

Saw that. And there's also this.

I for one am very intrigued just to see how well Riera does.

BUNDESLIGA PLAYER RATINGS | Hamburg 2-2 Bayern Munich - Vincent Kompany's side fail to win again following a strong defensive display from HSV - Get German Football News Bayern Munich were looking to get back on track in the Bundesliga after losing their first game of the season last weekend against Augsburg. While Hamburg

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HSV gain a vital point in the fight to avoid relegation with a strong performance against Bayern.

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Hamburg 2-2 Bayern, what a game. How good is Luka Vuskovic? Monstrous defensive display and dangerous in attack. They matched Bayern tonight. Just two defeats in 10 at home this season. That point could be crucial come May.

*Taps sign*

One for the Tottenham fans: we've looked at Luka Vušković's season so far at Hamburg. (Spoiler: He's one of the Bundesliga's best defenders).

YouTube video by The Gegenpressing Podcast Bundesliga roundup: Bayern Munich smash Leipzig, Dortmund rescue late win and crisis in Frankfurt

New #Bundesliga Gegenpressing Pod. @matt4d.bsky.social and I discuss:

🐻Bayern smash Leipzig 5-1
🐝BVB somehow beat St. Pauli
🦅Crisis at Eintracht Frankfurt

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Can't say Toppmöller's time wasn't coming. Frankfurt needed to react. It's a shame, because he's done some great stuff at SGE.

Also great to see Musiala grace a football pitch again.

And that is a prime example of why you need to take your chances. Although I'm not sure it would have mattered regardless with Bayern's second half performance. Truly phenomenal stuff.

Leipzig really taking the game to Bayern here, but I hope they don't rue their missed chances. Their attacking quartet: Baumgartner, Diomande, Nusa and Romulo causing all kinds of problems at the back.

Hoffenheim have just taken the lead through Wouter Burger. Win today and TSG win six in a row at home. I have to say, their transformation under Ilzer in comparison to last season is tenfold. They're well on a European charge.

Manchester United have been excellent this afternoon.

Just to make Bayern Munich even better this season..

Frankfurt-born Younes Ebnoutalib (22) was playing in Germany's fourth tier with Gießen a little over a year ago..

Scoring a superb equaliser against Dortmund isn't a bad way to announce yourself in the Bundesliga.

Interestingly, he grew up learning taekwondo.

How do Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund stack up ahead of 2026 restart? Eintracht Frankfurt host Borussia Dortmund in Matchday 16’s curtain-raiser on Friday night to kick off 2026. Two of the Bundesliga’s in-form teams with contrasting playing styles clash in what promise...

🆕 I looked at how Frankfurt & Dortmund compare, for Bundesliga.com.

I'm stoked for tonight's game, should be a cracker.

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It's here! After a five year absence, the GGFN 100 makes a return!

A lot of work went into this. Super grateful to those who contributed. Also had fun putting this together.

And the best part for you? It's FREE!

👀 Eyes out for something special landing later today.

😮 Something we haven't done for five years.

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It's been a couple of weeks since I've been on here, so I hope each of you have had a lovely holiday period. Wishing you all and your loved ones a happy and healthy 2026. Have been working on something which, all being well, should be released tomorrow.

I know he scored, and Moritz Nicolas was excellent for Gladbach, but Maximilian Beier had to put his 1v1 away at 1-0. Hopefully they work on their shooting during the winter break..

Serhou Guirassy is goalless in his last 6 Bundesliga games of the season - the last time he failed to score in 6 consecutive Bundesliga games was his first 6 games in 2017/18 during his time at 1. FC Köln.

Borussia Dortmund will end 2025 in the top three and, considering their recent performances, isn't too bad at all. No team has drawn more than BVB's five in the Bundesliga this season, and they're having a real problem in front of goal.

Karl was called up to Bayern's Club World Cup squad where he impressed Kompany, earning him a permanent promotion to the first team where he hasn't looked out of place. Has been a joy to watch in Musiala's absence this season.

Also strikes me as someone who is extremely mature for his age. Scored with his weaker right foot vs Sporting CP, something that he's been working on in training. His goals against Club Brugge and Arsenal equally as impressive.

Lennart Karl (17 years, 290 days) is the youngest player in Champions League history to score in three successive games, per Opta. Plays with such freedom and confidence. Refreshing to see.

Anselmino is another player that impressed in a back three alongside Anton and Schlotterbeck. Conservative going into the tackle and comfortable in possession, he was good at progressing the ball. He's been excellent this season. No doubt the transfer poker with Chelsea will begin shortly.

While Brandt and Schlotterbeck scored, it was Yan Couto who impressed me the most. Started ahead of Ryerson, and played a role in both goals. His final ball was on point. Also defended well against Touré, who is one of the Bundesliga's brightest prospects.

On a Matchday in which Leverkusen, Stuttgart and Frankfurt all dropped points, Dortmund did well to beat a Hoffenheim side that were unbeaten in their last six games, to extend their own unbeaten streak to six in the Bundesliga.

Borussia Dortmund celebrate as they go six unbeaten in the Bundesliga, ending Hoffenheim's six game unbeaten run. Brandt scores on his 200th BL appearance for BVB, Schlotterbeck impressive. I thought Yan Couto was great too.

Was at the RheinEnergieStadion today where former Peterborough striker Ricky-Jade Jones scored in the fifth minute of stoppage time to secure a vital point for St. Pauli, ending their nine game losing streak. A courageous performance.