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Kane penalty gets England out of Germany with a point
England were spared a second successive Nations League defeat as Harry Kane's 50th goal for his country, a coolly-taken late penalty, salvaged a 1-1 draw away to Germany.
Harry Kane’s penalty earns England a Nations League draw in Germany
Harry Kane’s late spot-kick secured Gareth Southgate’s men a hard-fought Nations League draw in Germany as the skipper became the second man to score 50 goals for England.
Germany 1-1 England: Harry Kane's 50th national team goal rescues a point for Three Lions in Nations League tie
Harry Kane's 50th goal for England salvaged a draw against Germany at Munich's Allianz Arena in the Nations League clash. Germany took the lead five minutes after half time through Jonas Hofmann's shot which Jordan Pickford could not keep out despite getting a hand to the effort above his head.
Newcastle step forward for signing of Luka Sucic, as asking price for midfield gem emerges
Newcastle United are in pursuit of Croatian midfielder Luka Sucic, according to a report that has revealed how much RB Salzburg may want for him.
Dortmund sign Dutch teen Jayden Braaf from Manchester City juniors
Jayden Braaf is following in the footsteps of Jadon Sancho after signing for Borussia Dortmund from the Under-23 team of Manchester City, it was announced Friday. The 19-year-old arrives on a free transfer having signed a contract until 2025.
Messi, Benzema, De Bruyne: The highest-rated XI for the 2021/22 season
There’s no denying that Lionel Messi wasn’t at his brilliant best for Paris Saint-Germain in 2021/22.
El súper Dortmund post Haaland
La obligación de tener que reinventarse cada cierto tiempo no es nada nuevo en Dortmund. Lo tuvo que hacer en numerosas ocasiones a lo largo de su historia y este verano toca sentar de nuevo las bases de un proyecto nuevo tras y Michael Zorc, leyenda en la dirección deportiva del club que, ahora, será ocupada por el ex capitán Sebastian Kehl. Y, tal y como suelen acostumbrar en el Signal Iduna Park, ya se han puesto manos a la obra para volver a construir un nuevo BVB ganador. Le queda todo un verano para culminarlo, pero lo visto hasta la fecha no pinta para nada mal.