Frankfurt 0 Tottenham 0 - Highlights
Tottenham's strike duo of Harry Kane and Son Hueng-min failed to take advantage of several chances, with Spurs playing out a goalless Champions League draw away at Frankfurt on Tuesday.
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Kamada and Mitoma strike as Japan breeze past United States
Daichi Kamada and Kaoru Mitoma were on target as Japan continued their preparations for November's World Cup in Qatar with a 2-0 win over the United States in Dusseldorf on Friday.
Panas! Dua Fans Frankfurt Beri Salam Nazi ke Suporter Marseille
Dua fans Eintracht Frankfurt menunjukkan salam Nazi guna mengolok-olok suporter Marseille. Aksi tersebut mendapat kecaman publik.
UEFA Champions League Preview – Sporting Lisbon vs Tottenham Hotspur
After impressive opening round results Sporting Lisbon and Tottenham face off at the Estádio José Alvalade on Tuesday evening with the winner looking to take command of Group D. As ever, you can watch all the action Live & Exclusive with beIN SPORTS.
Kane, Son and Richarlison train with Spurs ahead of Sporting clash - in pictures
Tottenham Hotspur continue their Champions League campaign on Tuesday when they take on Sporting in Portugal.
How to watch Sporting Lisbon v Tottenham in the Champions League - TV channel, live stream details, kick-off time
Tottenham have the chance to take early control of their Champions League group when they travel to Sporting Lisbon on Tuesday. Spurs beat Marseille 2-0 in their opening Group D fixture while Sporting impressed in a 3-0 win at last season's Europa League champions Eintracht Frankfurt. Ad The fixture was displayed as postponed on Tottenham's website over the weekend but the club have confirmed it is going ahead as planned.
Man Utd, Arsenal and Mourinho’s Roma headline Europa League line-up
This picture shows the UEFA Europa League trophy during the draw for the UEFA Europa League football tournament in Istanbul on August 27, 2021. (Photo by OZAN KOSE / AFP)
Bayern Munich And RB Leipzig Stumble As Freiburg Go Top Of Bundesliga
Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann said Saturday his team lacked their usual energy after they were held to a draw for the second week in a row at Union Berlin and knocked off top spot in the Bundesliga. Union battled to a well-earned 1-1 draw at home to Bayern, allowing fellow high-fliers Freiburg to leapfrog their way into first after they beat Bayer Leverkusen in a five-goal thriller. "In the end it was a fair result. The energy which I've praised so often in the last few weeks wasn't really there today," said Nagelsmann, adding that his side would need to perk up in their Champions League opener against Inter next Wednesday.