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MUNICH, Germany : Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich will look to continue their prolific scoring run away from home when they visit St Pauli on Saturday, with the Bavarians having netted more than four times on average on their travels in the league this season.
BRUSSELS : Belgium have recalled top scorer Romelu Lukaku to their 23-man squad for their last two Nations League group matches against Italy and Israel as they make a last-ditch effort to reach the quarter-finals, coach Domenico Tedesco said on Friday.
German hero Andreas Moller has heavily criticised RB Leipzig for losing an "easier" game against Celtic in the Champions League - and reckons they have no chance of qualifying now.
Buzzing Bayern Munich supremo Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has told cynics of the revamped Champions League to pipe down with their complaints.
You wouldn't blame Philippe Clement for rewarding himself with a wry smile after a gutsy 1-1 draw with Olympiacos.
Despite a broad rebound in European stock markets on Thursday, major benchmarks remained under pressure following Trump's victory in the US election on a weekly basis.
Bayern Munich travel to promoted St Pauli on Saturday knowing a win will take them six points clear of RB Leipzig, who host mid-table Borussia Moenchengladbach later in the day. With defending champions Bayer Leverkusen not hitting last year's heights and Borussia Dortmund lacking consistency, Bayern and Leipzig have emerged as this season's title contenders. But Leipzig's 2-1 loss at Dortmund last week, their first in the league this season, has given Vincent Kompany's Bayern the chance to grow their lead at the top of the table.
The eurozone can expect a 0.5% hit to real GDP due to Trump's victory in the US presidential election, predicted economists at Goldman Sachs.