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German 2. Bundesliga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

2nd Leg - FCK advance 2-0 on aggregate

German 2. Bundesliga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

1st Leg

German DFB Pokal

German DFB Pokal

German DFB Pokal

German DFB Pokal

German DFB Pokal

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German DFB Pokal

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

German 2. Bundesliga

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Full-back stands in goal for DFB Pokal shootout

3Y
Stephan Uersfeld

Nurnberg defender Enrico Valentini was forced to play goalie in his team's shootout loss to Kaiserslautern.

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Wanderers sign Ziegler from Kaiserslautern

4Y
AAP

Patrick Ziegler

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Borrello unfazed by Socceroos snub

4Y
AAP

Brandon Borrello

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German match called off after coach falls ill

4Y
Stephen Uersfeld

German match called off after coach falls ill

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D.C. signs Hungary international Stieber

5Y
ESPN staff

D.C. signs Hungary international Stieber

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Maclaren coy on Kaiserslautern links

5Y
AAP

Brandon Borrello and Jamie Maclaren

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Borrello set to leave Roar for 2. Bundesliga

5Y
AAP

Brisbane Roar striker Brandon Borrello

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NYCFC adds Ring from Kaiserslautern

5Y
ESPN staff

Max Meyer, Alexander Ring

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Reports: Ring set for New York City FC

5Y
Jeff Carlisle

Max Meyer, Alexander Ring

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Germany legend Klose retires aged 38

6Y
Stephan Uersfeld

Klose Trophy

Kaiserslautern

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Ex-Bundesliga player imprisoned for drug trafficking

6Y
Stephan Uersfeld

Ex-Bundesliga player imprisoned for drug trafficking

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Kaiserslautern chief admits Klose interest

6Y
PA Sport

Miroslav Klose

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Cologne add Germany U21 defender Heintz

7Y
Stephan Uersfeld

Terrence Anthony Boyd

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DFB Pokal: Dortmund advance

7Y

INDEX: Marco Reus injury Borussia Dortmund

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Bayern set up final against Dortmund

<p>#INSERT type:video subtype:lead END#</p> <p> Bayern Munich remain on course for the domestic double after a 5-1 victory over Kaiserslautern saw them move into the DFB Pokal final.</p> <p> • <a href="http://espnfc.com/uk/en/report/388207/report.html?soccernet=true" target="_blank"><strong>Borussia Dortmund 2-0 Wolfsburg</strong></a></p> <p> Bastian Schweinsteiger, Toni Kroos, Thomas Mueller, Mario Mandzukic and Mario Goetze were all on target for the defending champions with Simon Zoller providing the response for Kaiserslautern.</p> <p> The result sets up a repeat of the 2012 final when 16-time winners Bayern were beaten 5-2 by Borussia Dortmund.</p> <p> The Bundesliga champions were ahead after 23 minutes when the Kaiserslautern defence failed to pick up Schweinsteiger and the Germany international was left totally free to head in Arjen Robben's corner.</p> <p> Robben also set up the second as he cut in on the right and played the ball back to Kroos on the edge of the area who sidefooted low past Tobias Sippel.</p> <p> It was over as a contest five minutes into the second half as Robben was tripped in the penalty area and Mueller sent Sippel the wrong way from the spot.</p> <p> Kaiserslautern got one back on the hour as Florian Dick supplied the cross and Zoller got away from Jerome Boateng to head home at the near post.</p> <p> But that would be as good as it got for the 2. Bundesliga side with Mandzukic supplying a smart finish across the goalkeeper after being teed up by Goetze and the 21-year-old added the fifth in stoppage-time after Franck Ribery did well to set him up from close range.</p>

8Y
PA Sport

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Bayern could face Dortmund in final

8Y
Stephan Uersfeld, Germany Correspondent

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DFB Pokal: Bayern breeze through

9Y

DFB Pokal: Bayern breeze through

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Hoffenheim take step towards safety

#INSERT type:video subtype:lead END# Roberto Firmino scored twice and set up a third as Hoffenheim took a big step toward staying in the Bundesliga with a two-goal victory in the home leg of their promotion-relegation play-off with Kaiserslautern. Firmino netted in the 11th and 29th minutes to give the home side an ideal start. Mohamadou Idrissou scored an away goal for the second division side in the 58th minute, but substitute Sven Schipplock added a third for Hoffenheim nine minutes later. The return leg will take place on Monday. Hoffenheim had needed a dramatic 2-1 win at Champions League finalists Borussia Dortmund on the last day of the regular season to give themselves a shot at the play-off and they were on the back foot early on. Kaiserslautern, who have never beaten Hoffenheim in seven competitive matches, had the first chance after five minutes, but Hoffenheim goalkeeper Koen Casteels made a superb stop to deny Erwin Hoffer from 12 yards. And the hosts grabbed the lead six minutes later, Sejad Salihovic sending in a free-kick from the right side to Firmino, who was quicker than his marker and easily struck home. Hoffenheim doubled their lead when Kevin Volland fed a charging Andreas Beck, who crossed from the right to the far post for Firmino to convert. Lautern had a chance three minutes before the break, but Hoffer's volley from eight yards was sliced over the bar. The visitors were more clinical in the 58th minute and halved the deficit when Hoffenheim lost the ball in midfield, Alexander Baumjohann played in Idrissou and he rounded Casteels and to score. Hoffenheim nearly scored a third three minutes later, but Stefan Thesker's header went just over the bar. But number three did arrive in the 67th minute as Schipplock, who had only been brought on two minutes earlier, won the ball off Marc Torrejon, played a one-two with Firmino and then clipped his finish past Lautern keeper Tobias Sippel. The hosts almost added a fourth soon after, but Fabian Johnson headed over from three yards.

9Y

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Bayern's Weiser joins Kaiserslautern on loan

9Y
Stephan Uersfeld, Germany Correspondent

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