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No respite for Bayern players with Leverkusen game looming

BERLIN: The international break provided little respite for Bayern Munich’s struggling stars ahead of the team’s high-stakes Bundesliga game against Bayer Leverkusen on Friday. Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann welcomed Germany players Thomas Müller, Joshua Kimmich, Leroy Sané, Jamal Musiala and Serge Gnabry back to training on Wednesday after what proved to be a frustrating two games with the national team. The rain they encountered in Munich matched the mood.

Pressure mounts on Nagelsmann with Bayern Munich in a rut

BERLIN: Bayern Munich's four-game winless run - their longest in the Bundesliga in 20 years - has soured the mood among club bosses and piled pressure on coach Julian Nagelsmann to quickly turn things around.

Farah forced to pull out of London marathon due to injury

The four-time Olympic gold medallist was due to run the race for the first time since 2019 after making a return to the track in a failed attempt to compete at last year's Olympics in Tokyo.

Kipchoge will be at London Marathon, but not racing

LONDON : Eliud Kipchoge will be the star attraction at the London Marathon this weekend but the Kenyan, who smashed his own world record for the distance in Berlin on Sunday, will restrict his exertions to handing out medals in the Mini-Marathon.

Godolphin’s Rebel’s Romance headed for Breeder’s Cup Turf in America

Rebel’s Romance completed back-to-back victories in Germany by winning the Group 1 Preis von Europa at Cologne to stretch Godolphin’s success at the highest level to 20 for the year.

Natasha Wodak takes down Malindi Elmore's Canadian women's marathon record in Berlin

Natasha Wodak shattered the Canadian women's marathon record on Sunday in Berlin.

German players to get €400,000 each in case of World Cup win: FA

BERLIN: Germany players will each receive €400,000 (US$390,000) if they lift the World Cup in Qatar later this year, the country's football association (DFB) said on Sunday (Sep 25) after agreeing on tournament bonuses with the team.

Teamwork makes the dream work for relentless Eliud Kipchoge as he smashes world record again

Kenyan great Eliud Kipchoge beat his own world marathon record by 30 seconds, running 2hr 01min 9sec in Berlin on Sunday.

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No respite for Bayern players with Leverkusen game looming

Pressure mounts on Nagelsmann with Bayern Munich in a rut

Farah forced to pull out of London marathon due to injury

Kipchoge will be at London Marathon, but not racing

Godolphin’s Rebel’s Romance headed for Breeder’s Cup Turf in America

Natasha Wodak takes down Malindi Elmore's Canadian women's marathon record in Berlin

German players to get €400,000 each in case of World Cup win: FA

Teamwork makes the dream work for relentless Eliud Kipchoge as he smashes world record again