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Renato Veiga’s Loan with FC Augsburg Ends by Mutual Agreement: 13 Missions Since January

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 15, 2023

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

13 missions since January

Renato Veiga is no longer part of the FC Augsburg squad. The loan with the Sporting Clube from Portugal, which was agreed in January and actually until the end of the year, was ended by mutual agreement, as the Bundesliga club announced on Tuesday. The 20-year-old defensive midfielder was previously active in the second team at his youth club.

Augsburg had originally even secured a purchase option for the Portuguese U20 captain. In the end, Veiga made 13 appearances for the Fuggerstadt team. “After analyzing the first six months, we talked to Renato Veiga and ultimately decided to end the loan early. We would like to thank him for his commitment in the FCA jersey and wish him all the best for the future,” said FCA sporting director Stefan Reuter.

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David Datro Fofana | Chelsea -> Union Berlin | Market value: €10 million

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(In this gallery, arrivals and departures are taken into account and listed according to market value or transfer fee, whichever is higher. As of August 15, 2023)

Mitchell Bakker | Bayer 04 -> Atalanta | Transfer fee: €10 million

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Market value: €9 million

Franck Honorat | Brest -> Moenchengladbach | Market value: €10 million

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Transfer fee: €10 million

Deniz Undav | Brighton->Stuttgart | Market value: €10 million

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Junior Dina Ebimbe | PSG -> Frankfurt | Market value: €10 million

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Transfer fee: €6.5 million

Julian Weigl | Benfica -> Gladbach | Market value: €10 million

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Transfer fee: €7.2 million

Tomas Cvancara | Sparta Prague -> Gladbach | Transfer fee: €10.5 million

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Market value: €4 million

Ricardo Pepi | Augsburg -> Eindhoven | Transfer fee: €11 million

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Market value: €9 million

Willian Pacho | Royal Antwerp -> E. Frankfurt | Market value: €11 million

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Transfer fee: €9 million

Wout Weghorst | Burnley -> Hoffenheim | Market value: €12 million

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Mergim Berisha | Fenerbahçe -> Augsburg | Market value: €12 million

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Transfer fee: €4 million (purchase option)

Naby Keïta | Liverpool -> Werder | Market value: €12 million

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Angelino | RB Leipzig -> Galatasaray | Market value: €12 million

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Mahmoud Dahoud | BVB -> Brighton | Market value: €12 million

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Alexander Sorloth | RB Leipzig -> Villarreal | Market value: €12 million

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Transfer fee: €10 million

Jonas Hofmann | Gladbach -> Bayer 04 | Market value: €13 million

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Transfer fee: €10 million

Mark Flekken | SC Freiburg -> Brentford | Transfer fee: €13 million

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Market value: €10 million

Ellyes Skhiri | 1. FC Cologne -> Entry Frankfurt | Market value: €13 million

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Maximilian Woeber | Leeds United -> Gladbach | Market value: €14 million

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Stefan Posch | Hoffenheim -> Bologna | Market value: €14 million

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Transfer fee: €5 million (purchase option)

Serhou Guirassy | Rennes -> VfB Stuttgart | Market value: €14 million

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Transfer fee: €9m (purchase option)

Attila Szalai | Fenerbahce -> Hoffenheim | Market value: €14 million

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Transfer fee: €12.3 million

Joakim Maehle | Atalanta -> Wolfsburg | Market value: €14 million

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Transfer fee: €13 million

Robin Gosens | Inter -> Union Berlin | Market value: €15 million

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Transfer fee: €13m plus €2m in bonuses

El Chadaille Bitshiabu | PSG -> RB Leipzig | Transfer fee: €15 million

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Market value: €7 million

Diogo Leite | Postage -> Union | Market value: €15 million

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Transfer fee: €7.5 million (purchase option)

Andre Silva | RB Leipzig -> San Sebastián | Market value: €15 million

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Fabio Carvalho | Liverpool -> RB Leipzig | Marktwert: 16 Mio.€

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Jordan Beyer | Gladbach -> Burnley | Market value: €16 million

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Transfer fee: €15 million (purchase option)

Robin Koch | Leeds -> Entry Frankfurt | Market value: €18 million

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Ramy Bensebaini | Gladbach -> BVB | Market value: €20 million

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Granite Xhaka | Arsenal -> Bayer 04 | Market value: €20 million

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Transfer fee: €15 million

Nicolas Seiwald RB Salzburg -> RB Leipzig | Transfer fee: €20 million

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Market value: €20 million

Raphael Guerreiro | BVB -> Bayern Munich | Market value: €20 million

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Marcel Sabitzer | FC Bayern -> BVB | Market value: €20 million

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Transfer fee: €19 million

Victor Boniface | Union SG -> Bayer 04 | Transfer fee: €20 million

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Market value €12 million

Djibril Sov | Entry Frankfurt -> Seville | Market value: €22 million

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Transfer fee: €10 million

Christoph Baumgartner Hoffenheim -> RB Leipzig | Transfer fee: €24 million

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Market value: €24 million

Benjamin Sesko | RB Salzburg -> RB Leipzig | Transfer fee: €24 million

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Market value: €24 million

Alejandro Grimaldo | Benfica -> Bayer 04 | Market value: €25 million

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Kevin Shame | SC Freiburg -> FC Brentford | Transfer fee: €25 million

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Market value: €25 million (obligatory purchase)

Brenden Aaronson | Leeds -> Union Berlin | Market value: €25 million

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Daichi Kamada | Eintracht Frankfurt -> Lazio | Market value: €27 million

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Konrad Laimer | RB Leipzig -> FC Bayern | Market value: €28 million

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Evan Ndicka | Frankfurt -> AS Roma | Market value: €28 million

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Felix Nmecha | Wolfsburg -> BVB | Transfer fee: €30 million

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Market value: €15 million

Sadio Mané | FC Bayern -> Al-Nassr FC | Transfer fee: €30 million

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Market value: €25 million

Lukeba Castle | O. Lyon -> RB Leipzig | Transfer fee: €30 million

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Market value: €25 million

Marcus Thuram | Gladbach -> Inter | Market value: €32 million

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Mickey van de Ven | Wolfsburg -> Tottenham | Transfer fee: €40 million

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Market value: €30 million

Xavi Simons | PSG -> Leipzig | Market value: €40 million

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Loïs Openda | RC Lens -> RB Leipzig | Transfer fee: €38.5 million

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Market value: €35 million

Lucas Hernandez | FC Bayern -> PSG | Market value: €45 million

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Transfer fee: €45 million

Moussa Diaby | Bayer 04 -> Aston Villa | Transfer fee: €55 million

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Market value: €50 million

Min Jae Kim | Napoli -> Bayern Munich | Market value: €60 million

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Transfer fee: €50 million

Dominik Szoboszlai | Leipzig -> Liverpool | Sales: €70 million

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Transfer fee: €50 million

Christopher Nkunku | RB Leipzig -> Chelsea | Market value: €80 million

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Transfer fee: €60 million

Josko Gvardiol | RB Leipzig -> Man City | Transfer fee: €90 million

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Market value: €75 million

Harry Kane | Tottenham -> Bayern Munich | Transfer fee: €100 million

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Market value: €90 million

Jew Bellingham | BVB -> Real Madrid | Market value: €120 million

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Transfer fee: €103 million

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2023-08-15 19:23:49
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Ex-Salzburg Player Masaya Okugawa Signs with FC Augsburg for New Season

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 6, 2023

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Masaya Okugawa and Arminia Bilefeld were relegated from the 2nd German Bundesliga to the 3rd division last season.

Now things are looking up again for the ex-Salzburger. Okugawa has signed a working paper with FC Augsburg for the coming season. The change is free of charge. The two-time Austrian champion received a three-year contract with his new club.

Lots of Austria experience

The past two years have been anything but ideal for the 27-year-old and Bielefeld. In the 2021/22 season you had to go from the Bundesliga to the second division, in the past season there was even relegation to the 3rd division.

Okugawa has a lot of experience in Austria. In 2015 he moved from Kyoto Saga (Japan) to FC Red Bull Salzburg.

With a loan to Mattersburg and appearances at the Liefering cooperation club, he has made a total of 57 Bundesliga appearances and 64 appearances in the 2nd division in the Alpine Republic.

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FC Bayern Munich Unveils Striking 2023/24 Jersey Design for Upcoming Bundesliga Season

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 4, 2023

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FC Bayern Munich presented its new jersey for the 2023/24 season with the red sleeves at the last home game of the past season against RB Leipzig. Other clubs have also recently played in their new jerseys or have already officially presented them. ran shows what design delights fans can look forward to in the new Bundesliga season. (as of July 4, 2023)

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FC Augsburg Signs Promising Striker Lucas Ehrlich

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 3, 2023

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FC Augsburg secures the services of a storm talent. It remains to be seen whether this will bring further movement into attack planning.

FC Augsburg has signed storm talent Lucas Ehrlich. As the Bundesliga club announced on Monday, the 19-year-old is coming from Dynamo Dresden on a free transfer. He signed a contract until June 30, 2027 with an option for a further year.

“In Lucas Ehrlich, we were able to win another promising talent for FC Augsburg. As a tall attacker and good at finishing, he has great potential and we are sure that he will go his way. But we will give Lucas the necessary time so that he can continue to develop with us in peace”, says managing director Stefan Reuter according to the announcement.

The 1.95 meter tall striker scored nine goals in 15 games in the A-Junior Bundesliga North/Northeast last season and is initially to be introduced to the professional team via the FCA U23s. Therefore, the 19-year-old is preparing for the new season in the Bavarian Regionalliga with the U23s in the coming weeks.

“I’m very happy about my move to Augsburg. Those responsible have given me good prospects for my development,” said Ehrlich. “I now want to prove myself in every training session and in every game and look for my chance to fulfill my dream of the Bundesliga through hard work.”

The young striker would not be a substitute in the event of a change from Mergim Berisha. But his signing at least increases the possibilities for FCA on offense. The Swabians had recently pulled the purchase option for the national soccer player. According to reports, an amount of four million euros will be due as a fee for the 25-year-old striker.

With nine goals, Berisha was Augsburg’s top scorer in the past Bundesliga season. In the international matches against Peru and Belgium, the U21 European champions made their debut in the senior national team in March. However, it seems uncertain whether Berisha will continue to play for the Fuggerstadt team in the coming season despite the permanent commitment.

This Monday, FCA started the pre-season with internal performance tests. The training camp in Schladming, Austria, will take place from July 15th to 23rd.

(dpa)

2023-07-03 16:14:34
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Bundesliga season 2023/24: fixtures, table, and results – FC Bayern vs. Werder Bremen, Borussia Dortmund vs. Cologne

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

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Bundesliga season 2023/24: fixtures, table and results
FC Bayern opens new Bundesliga season against Werder Bremen Borussia Dortmund plays against Cologne in the Bundesliga opener

FC Bayern Munich plays against Werder Bremen on the first day of the new Bundesliga season. The opening game between defending champions Bayern and Bremen will take place on August 18, 2023 (8:30 p.m.) and herald the 61st Bundesliga season. Runner-up BVB meets 1. FC Köln on August 19 or 20.

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Table – season 2023/24

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Bundesliga 2023/24, 1st matchday

Freitag, 18.08.2023

Werder Bremen – Bayern Munich

Saturday, 08/19/2023

Borussia Dortmund – 1 FC Cologne
1 FC Union Berlin – 1 FSV Mainz 05
Bayer 04 Leverkusen – RB Leipzig
Eintracht Frankfurt – SV Darmstadt 98
VfL Wolfsburg – 1. FC Heidenheim
TSG Hoffenheim – SC Freiburg
FC Augsburg – Bor. Monchengladbach
VfB Stuttgart – VfL Bochum

Bundesliga 2023/24, 2nd matchday

Saturday, 08/26/2023

Bayern Munich – FC Augsburg
RB Leipzig vs VfB Stuttgart
SC Freiburg – Werder Bremen
1. FSV Mainz 05 – Eintracht Frankfurt
Bor. Monchengladbach – Bayer 04 Leverkusen
1. FC Köln – VfL Wolfsburg
VfL Bochum – Borussia Dortmund
1. FC Heidenheim – TSG Hoffenheim
SV Darmstadt 98 – 1. FC Union Berlin

Bundesliga 2023/24, 3rd matchday

Saturday, 09/02/2023

Borussia Dortmund – 1 FC Heidenheim
1. FC Union Berlin – RB Leipzig
Bayer 04 Leverkusen – SV Darmstadt 98
Eintracht Frankfurt – 1 FC Cologne
Bor. Monchengladbach – Bayern Munich
TSG Hoffenheim – VfL Wolfsburg
Werder Bremen – 1 FSV Mainz 05
FC Augsburg – VfL Bochum
VfB Stuttgart – SC Freiburg

Bundesliga 2023/24, 4th matchday

Saturday, 09/16/2023

Bayern Munich – Bayer 04 Leverkusen
RB Leipzig – FC Augsburg
SC Freiburg – Borussia Dortmund
VfL Wolfsburg – 1. FC Union Berlin
1. FSV Mainz 05 – VfB Stuttgart
1 FC Cologne – TSG Hoffenheim
VfL Bochum – Eintracht Frankfurt
1 FC Heidenheim – Werder Bremen
SV Darmstadt 98 – Bor. Moenchengladbach

Bundesliga 2023/24, 5th matchday

Saturday, 09/23/2023

Bayern Munich – VfL Bochum
Borussia Dortmund – VfL Wolfsburg
1. FC Union Berlin – TSG Hoffenheim
Bayer 04 Leverkusen – 1 FC Heidenheim
Eintracht Frankfurt – SC Freiburg
Bor. Monchengladbach – RB Leipzig
Werder Bremen – 1 FC Cologne
FC Augsburg – 1.FSV Mainz 05
VfB Stuttgart – SV Darmstadt 98

Bundesliga 2023/24, 6th matchday

Saturday, 09/30/2023

RB Leipzig – Bayern Munich
SC Freiburg – FC Augsburg
VfL Wolfsburg – Eintracht Frankfurt
1. FSV Mainz 05 – Bayer 04 Leverkusen
1. FC Cologne – VfB Stuttgart
TSG Hoffenheim – Borussia Dortmund
VfL Bochum – Bor. Monchengladbach
1 FC Heidenheim – 1 FC Union Berlin
SV Darmstadt 98 – Werder Bremen

Bundesliga 2023/24, 7th matchday

Saturday, 07.10.2023

Bayern Munich – SC Freiburg
Borussia Dortmund – 1. FC Union Berlin
RB Leipzig vs VfL Bochum
Bayer 04 Leverkusen – 1 FC Cologne
Eintracht Frankfurt – 1 FC Heidenheim
Bor. Monchengladbach – 1. FSV Mainz 05
Werder Bremen – TSG Hoffenheim
FC Augsburg – SV Darmstadt 98
VfB Stuttgart – VfL Wolfsburg

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“Simple Math: Bundesliga Relegation Battle Heats Up with Surprising Winners and Losers”

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com May 7, 2023

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Berlin (dpa) – The simple Berlin calculation was even easier for Pal Dardai in the morning after the effort against relegation. Three wins in three games, the Hertha coach said on Sunday, and the crisis club, which was recently written off to the second division, might even be saved directly.

It’s just that simple mathematics in the Bundesliga is such a thing, the results of this 31st game day at the bottom of the table were not necessarily to be expected.

The winners

Four of the six clubs in the bottom third celebrated victories, some of which were quite surprising. FC Augsburg in 13th place can feel like winners of winners after beating Champions League contenders 1. FC Union Berlin 1-0. “It wasn’t salvation yet,” warned manager Stefan Reuter. With a six-point lead over the relegation place, that should have been it for FCA. TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, in 14th place, has four points more than 16th VfB Stuttgart thanks to the 3-1 win over the cup finalist Eintracht Frankfurt. Here, too, the reticence in the wording: “We have taken a big step, but it’s not over yet,” said Christoph Baumgartner.

The fans of the new Table 15. FC Schalke 04 probably celebrated the 3:2 on Friday in Mainz on Sunday. Just like the Hertha supporters the 2:1 on Saturday against Stuttgart. Both victories were initially good for the feeling – at Hertha because of the still depressing place in the table, at the Royal Blues because of the tough remaining program, which continues with the game at FC Bayern Munich on the next matchday.

«We haven’t achieved anything yet. Except that we’re still in the race to stay up,” said Schalke coach Thomas Reis. “But we know that we still have to take several steps and get more points.” In Berlin, Dardai explained: “You still have to win two of three games, then you might be in the relegation.” His team “worked out a minimal chance” and: “If you win three, you might stay in the league.” The match against the currently penultimate VfL Bochum on the penultimate match day promises great excitement.

The losers

The mood at the Revierclub fluctuated between defiance and sheer desperation on Saturday afternoon after the 2-0 defeat at Borussia Mönchengladbach. “It’s not just about us, it’s about the club, the staff and the whole city,” said the bitterly disappointed captain Anthony Losilla. “We can only do it if we play with passion. I still believe in it, but it’s a matter of the head.” Nobody lost faith in Stuttgart, even if the fall on the relegation place in Berlin was painful. “For us, this is a result that hurts, but will not knock us down,” said coach Sebastian Hoeneß, who is about to meet again that fits perfectly into the Bundesliga script.

The rest of the program

The 40-year-old has only been the Swabian coach since April, until the end of last season he was a trainer at TSG, which Stuttgart meets on the last day of the game. Since the beginning of February, Hoffenheim’s coach has been Pellegrino Matarazzo, who had to leave Stuttgart in October due to lack of success. Who shoots whom in the 2nd league? The Kraichgauers could have been saved long ago.

On the coming match day, Bochum will have to stand up to FC Augsburg, who can also mathematically make it a perfect place to stay in the league. “We now want to put the lid on in Bochum,” said FCA goalkeeper Tomas Koubek. An Augsburg victory would also benefit FC Schalke. After the trip to Bayern, the Royal Blues have to play against Frankfurt and RB Leipzig. That reads much more exhausting than the games played by Hertha, which travels to 1. FC Köln before the Bochum game and is a guest at VfL Wolfsburg at the end.

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