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Former FC Bayern Champion Coach Felix Magath Plays Soccer with Children in Munich, Donates Jerseys to School

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 16, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Santa Claus comes to many children this time of year. But also came these girls and boys: Felix Magath (70)!

And the champion coach (twice FC Bayern, VfL Wolfsburg) played with the kids on a soccer court at the Sportscheck all-weather facility in Munich.

“It is important that children learn early on how much fun exercise is and how important it is,” said Magath: “Unfortunately, sport is neglected in many school timetables today. Team sports like football can also teach social skills, togetherness and for each other.”

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Of course there were also gifts during Magath’s visit. The Augsburg mothers and sportswear entrepreneurs Nadine Lux and Gabi Windisch (“Sportkind”) donated more than 100 children’s jerseys to the non-profit school support association H21 eV for the entire elementary school on Herrnstrasse in Munich. Also as motivation to do sports.

Now Magath handed over the shirts with the club’s logo – St. Nicholas’ House…

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2023-12-16 07:47:22
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December 16, 2023 0 comments

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The Power of Writing Through Grief: An Evening with Louise Brown

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 9, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

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An evening (reading) with Louise Brown and a short writing exercise

The power of writing can help us move forward with grief. With great empathy, thoughts from her long-seller “What remains when we die”, the latest insights into grief, careful questions and small tasks, the journalist and funeral speaker Louise Brown encourages the bereaved to write down their thoughts about the loss and their memories of their life together.

Louise Brown, born in London in 1975, moved with her family to Ostholstein in northern Germany as a teenager. She studied political science in northern England, Kiel and Berlin. She is a journalist and has also been working as a funeral speaker in Hamburg for several years. There she also hosted the first “Death Café”. In her podcast “My Perfect Funeral” she talks to people about how they want to say goodbye. Louise Brown lives in Hamburg with her partner, two children and dog.

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2023-11-09 02:16:33
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November 9, 2023 0 comments

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Upsets and Dominance: DFB Cup First Round Results and Highlights

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 1, 2023

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FC Augsburg became the third Bundesliga club to be eliminated in the first round of the DFB Cup.

After Werder Bremen and VfL Bochum, the Swabians failed 0-2 (0-1) at third division club SpVgg Unterhaching. Mathias Fetsch (28th minute) and Boipelo Mashigo (90th + 4) scored the goals for the former Bundesliga club. Otherwise, the favorites prevailed – albeit with some difficulty.

Unsightly scenes in Leipzig

Eintracht Frankfurt won 7-0 (1-0) against regional league team 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig. There were unpleasant scenes in the stands as firecrackers and pyrotechnics flew towards the pitch. The match had to be interrupted for more than ten minutes in the second half; referee Michael Bacher sent both teams to the dressing rooms for more than ten minutes when the score was 3-0 for the Hessians. A large police force was sent inside. The goals for Frankfurt were scored by Kolo Muani (37th), Mario Götze (59th), Omar Marmoush (66th), Eric Dina Ebimbe (86th/90th+14th) and Jessic Ngankam (89th/90th+10th). .

Champions League participants 1. FC Union Berlin clearly showed their limits in the first half with regional league team FC-Astoria Walldorf winning 4-0 (3-0). Robin Knoche (29th/foul penalty), Sheraldo Becker (38th), Diogo Leite (41st) and Janik Haberer (80th) were successful for coach Urs Fischer’s capital team. Also in the evening, second division team SC Paderborn celebrated a 7:0 (3:0) win against regional league team Energie Cottbus. Second division team FC Hansa Rostock only advanced 3-0 on penalties against FSV Frankfurt from the Regionalliga Südwest.

Freiburg wins despite a weak second half

After a weak first half, SC Freiburg managed a 2-0 (0-0) win against Oberliga side SV Oberachern. Christian Günter (60th) and Roland Sallai (77th) made the decision. In this way, coach Christian Streich’s team prevented an exit like that suffered by league rivals Bremen (2:3 at third division Viktoria Köln) and Bochum (1:4 on penalties at third division Arminia Bielefeld) on Saturday.

VfL Wolfsburg had no problems with the upper division team TuS Makkabi Berlin and won 6:0 (2:0). Lukas Nmecha (8th), Jonas Wind (9th), Tiago Tomas (54th/89th), Yannick Gerhardt (57th) and Ridle Baku (79th) scored against the Jewish club from the capital, which was in the competition for the first time was there. Oberliga team Rostocker FC also had no chance at the premiere, having to admit defeat against Bundesliga promoted team 1. FC Heidenheim 0:8 (0:5).

The three-time cup winners Hamburger SV, however, had trouble. The third-place team in the second division only beat third division club Rot-Weiss Essen 4:3 (3:3, 1:1) in extra time. Laszlo Benes (117th) ensured HSV’s celebrated decision late on after Essen had equalized Hamburg’s lead three times.

Second division team 1. FC Kaiserslautern moved into the next round with a 5-0 (3-0) win over upper division club FC Rot-Weiß Koblenz, and league rivals Fortuna Düsseldorf also won 3-1 (2-1) against Bavarian regional league team FV Illertissen.

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November 1, 2023 0 comments

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Finding Hope in a Foreign Language: An Evening with Amir Gudarzi

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com October 29, 2023

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The end is near – About the hope of finding protection in a foreign language

An evening with Amir Gudarzi

In the conversation we are given a rare insight into what people endure when they flee: an Iranian artist becomes a refugee in Austria who is openly despised. In love he becomes an object of study and an anchor point, even though he himself is looking for support. An important novel about foreignness and outsiderness, about courage, the power of language, love.

Amir Gudarzi, born in Tehran in 1986, went to what was then the only theater school in Iran and then studied dramatic writing. Since 2009 he has lived in exile in Vienna, where he works as an award-winning (now) Austrian playwright and author. “The End is Near” is his first novel.

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2023-10-28 22:25:56
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October 29, 2023 0 comments

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FC Augsburg vs SC Freiburg: Facts and Previews for the 2023/24 Bundesliga Matchday 6

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 27, 2023

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On the 6th matchday of the 2023/24 Bundesliga season, FC Augsburg travels to SC Freiburg. It’s the 23rd meeting in the upper house – enough material for our facts about the game.

On Sunday, October 1, 2023, the Fuggerstädter will go to Breisgau, where SC Freiburg is waiting. With seven points, the Dreisamstädters have two points more than the visitors from Bavaria – FCA could overtake the home team with an away win. However, the Lech footballers haven’t won abroad for almost a year. What else you should know:

FC Augsburg: Captain Demirovic has already been involved in six goals

The captain leads the way – at least when it comes to goal contributions. FCA frontman Ermedin Demirovic was directly involved in six of his team’s nine goals in five games this season. The Bosnian has three goals of his own and just as many assists.

Old friends meet at Freiburg against Augsburg

There was an exchange of strikers between the two clubs in the summer of 2022. The aforementioned Demirovic moved from Dreisam to Lech, while Michael Gregoritsch went the other way. The Austrian scored 29 goals in 119 Bundesliga games for FCA. Demirovic played 61 times for Freiburg in the upper house and was able to put the ball in the opponent’s box seven times. Striking: His successor in the SC uniform likes to score against his former club. Last season, “Gregel” scored one goal against the Fuggerstadt team in both the first and second half of the season.

Vincenzo Grifo and the FCA: Why Augsburg is shaking

If there is such a thing as a single player as a fearsome opponent for a team, then for FC Augsburg it is Vincenzo Grifo from Freiburg. The Italian has never lost to the team from the City of Peace in the Bundesliga. His record: nine wins, three draws and four own goals.

Will Streich succeed in the next one against Augsburg?

The name of the Breisgau coach may say it all after the game. Because if the local SC wins, it would be the sixth success in a row in the duel with the Bavarian Swabians – the sixth defeat.

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FC Augsburg: The minimalists of the Bundesliga

The red-green-whites are frugal when they win. The last eleven in the league each achieved a difference of just one goal. Will there be a clearer success again? This was last the case in April 2022 in a 2-0 win in Bochum.

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September 27, 2023 0 comments

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Late Brace by Mats Hummels Saves Borussia Dortmund in Bundesliga Win

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 17, 2023

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Berlin (dpa) – Mats Hummels saved Borussia Dortmund from another setback in the Bundesliga. The central defender scored late in the 4:2 (1:2) win at SC Freiburg and secured the second win of the season.

Cup winners RB Leipzig reduced the gap to league leaders Bayer Leverkusen and FC Bayern to one point with a 3-0 (3-0) against FC Augsburg and leads a chasing quartet.

Also VfB Stuttgart through the 3:1 (0:0) at FSV Mainz 05, the TSG Hoffenheim after the 3:1 (2:0) at 1. FC Köln and VfL Wolfsburg after the 2:1 (2:1 ) against 1. FC Union Berlin have nine points in their account. Dortmund follows with eight points.

Mats Hummels with a brace

Hummels (11th) gave BVB the lead after a corner. Dortmund were clearly superior afterwards. Lucas Höler (45th + 2) and Nicolas Höfler (45th + 6) made the host fans cheer again immediately before the half-time whistle. Donyell Malen (60th) brought BVB back into the game. Höfler was shown a red card late after a foul (81′). Again Hummels (88th) with a lucky goal in the penalty area and Marco Reus (90th + 2) ensured the late victory.

For Leipzig, Dutch newcomer Xavi Simons (7th) was successful early with his header. Assist Loïs Openda scored a little later in the twelfth minute. David Raum (27th) gave RB a very reassuring lead after less than half an hour.

Goal scorer Jonas Wind (12th) scored his fifth goal of the season for Wolfsburg. Robin Gosens (28th) equalized for Union, but Joakim Maehle (30th) put the hosts back in the lead.

Bochum and Frankfurt are the league’s draw kings so far. In the 1-1 draw, both teams recorded a point for the third time in a row. Éric Dina Ebimbe (55th) gave Frankfurt the lead, Kevin Stöger (74th/foul penalty) managed the deserved equalizer.

Kramarić scores after 50 seconds

Hoffenheim’s Andrej Kramarić was the early spoilsport at the 100th anniversary celebrations of the stadium in the Müngersdorf district of Cologne. The Croatian scored after 50 seconds. Florian Grillitsch (28th) took spectacular advantage of a mistake by Cologne goalkeeper Marvin Schwäbe and scored with a shot from the halfway line – according to the pay-TV broadcaster Sky from 55.6 meters. Maximilian Beier (52nd) stepped up in the second half. Davie Selke (61st) scored for Cologne. FC professional Rasmus Carstensen saw the yellow-red card (90th + 1).

Both teams struggled for a long time in Mainz, but Serhou Guirassy (56th) was successful for the guests. Mainz celebrated Leandro Barreiro’s equalizer (70′), before Guirassy was successful again (84′ and 90’+7). The FSV remains second to last.

#Leipzig #confidently #Dortmund #luck #Hummels

September 17, 2023 0 comments

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