Hamburger SV will be without Bastian Reinhardt in the weeks to come.
The defender tore a calf muscle during the season opener at FC Bayern, a nuclear spin revealed.
Boateng injured, too
Bayern duo close to return
Dabrowski and Zdebel injured
Werder midfielder in line for return
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The Berlin side beat Frankfurt to get their league campaign off to a winning start - for the first time in nine years.
Coach Lucien Favre's men took the honours with a well-deserved 2-0 (1-0) victory at Eintracht. Raffael (43.) and Patrick Ebert (60.) bagged the goals for the team from the capital, whose last opening-day success was a 5-2 win against Hansa Rostock back in 1999.
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Werder back on track
Eintracht hold Real Madrid
To Slovenia with confidence
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Andy Webster first made the breakthrough at Hearts, playing in the heart of defence alongside the influential Steven Pressley.
His performances for the Jambos alerted the attention of bigger clubs and Webster was keen to move on. However, his move to Wigan was hampered by Hearts’ unwillingness to sell him. Rather than see his Premiership dream die, though, Webster stunned the footballing world by marching out on his contract. Now known as ‘The Webster Ruling’, he insisted that moving to another country whilst in the third of a four year contract was perfectly reasonable.
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New Faces In Scotland Squad
Zarate: I Could Have Joined Spurs Or Newcastle
Official: Villa Agree Cuellar Fee With Rangers
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Tiago joined the Bianconeri from Lyon last year for €13m, however he has had a miserable 12 months in Italy.
It has been clear for quite some time now that Tiago would be leaving Juve this summer, providing a buyer could be found, and over the past week or so it has become a straight battle between Everton and Newcastle United for the player’s signature.
Juventus transfer director Alessio Secco admitted recently that two English clubs want to sign Tiago and, according to reports in Italy, Everton have come to an agreement with the Old Lady over a transfer fee.
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Bologna agree takeover deal
Spurs And PSV Agree Gomes Fee
Pienaar Could Be Forced To Look Elsewhere
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Zanetti: Laid low
Juventus midfield duo Cristiano Zanetti and Marco Marchionni face a month on the sidelines through injury.
The pair picked up muscle injuries during last week’s pre-season friendly with Manchester United.
Juve end Alonso hunt
Juve eye Asian starlet
Juve consider Flamini bid
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Ronaldinho: Full of life
Barcelona midfielder Xavi believes Ronaldinho was responsible for his own downfall in Spain.
The Brazilian superstar left Camp Nou this summer, taking on a new challenge at Serie A giants AC Milan.
Pirlo rejected Milan exit
Milan in Ronnie admission
Milan confirm Ronnie capture
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FC Bayern München opened the past five seasons with five wins. This time, Germany's record-holding champions had to make do with a draw.
No need for sackcloth and ashes, says Uli Hoeneß. Bayern's manager talks about the draw against Hamburger SV and how they're missing key players like Franck Ribery and Luca Toni.
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“We’ve made a host of new friends”
Bundesliga: top for goals
Toni saves FC Bayern
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VfL Wolfsburg spoiled the party as 1. FC Köln - and coach Christoph Daum - made their return to the top flight.
The “Wolves” overturned a first-half strike by Milivoje Novakovic (20.) to win 2-1 with goals from Christian Gentner (48.) and summer signing Zvjezdan Misimovic (78.). For Daum, in particular, the comeback has been a long time coming. His last dug-out appearance in the Bundesliga was back in October 2000 at Bayer Leverkusen.
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Easy win for “Wolves”
“Wolves” edge out Hanover
The dream lives on
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The Blues may have found time to put four past Pompey yesterday afternoon, but the game was effectively wrapped up once Joe Cole latched onto Michael Ballack’s dinked ball to open the scoring early in the first half.
For the Londoners’ first-half display was of a rare calibre, dominant yet incredibly attractive and entertaining. New signing Deco was among the standouts, the Portugal playmaker ever-present and linking magnificently with his fellow midfielders. Also looking ominous was Nicolas Anelka, whose tireless runs and intelligent knock-downs always provided an option for the creative talents milling behind him.
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Scolari: Titles Come First, Not Entertainment
Malouda: I’m Staying At Chelsea
Scolari plans to keep Sheva
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Little over twelve months ago, former Thailand Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, completed the purchase of one of England’s so-called ‘sleeping giants’; a club steeped in history, but one that found itself aspiring to sit side-by-side with Tottenham Hotspur and Everton rather than Manchester United and Chelsea. That said, he was controversial, at least for a while. “Billionaire,” people then said, and with one word the allegations of human rights infringements seemed to evaporate quicker than an football agent’s payment.
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Sven’s Agent Foretells Gloom
City CEO Cook: Hughes Has Already Identified Targets
City Linked With ‘New Essien’
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