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How do you solve a problem like losing two players with an impressive knack for not only scoring but laying on goals for others?
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How do you solve a problem like losing two players with an impressive knack for not only scoring but laying on goals for others?
Returning RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner says his side have the quality to "annoy" perennial Bundesliga title winners Bayern Munich this season, despite his side's poor start. While both Bayern and Borussia Dortmund have won two from two to start the campaign, the winless chasing pack - Leipzig, Eintracht Frankfurt and Bayer Leverkusen - have managed just three points between them. Leipzig, who travel to unbeaten Union Berlin on Saturday evening, sit in 11th after two draws.
Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski nearly had his 70,000 euro ($71,000) watch stolen outside the club's training ground Ciutat Esportiva on Thursday, Spanish newspaper Marca reported. The 33-year-old Polish international was on his way to evening training when a person opened the passenger door of a car and took the watch as Lewandowski was greeting fans.
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