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World Cup 2022 in Qatar: Germany against Spain – that’s how the sports show experts would set up

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Status: 27.11.2022 00:01

The Sportschau team of experts puts it together: How would Sami Khedira, Thomas Hitzlsperger, Almuth Schult and Bastian Schweinsteiger go into the game once morest Spain with the DFB team?

The sports show experts at Antonio Rüdiger and Thomas Müller agree. Defense boss Rüdiger is set by everyone as a left central defender. All four experts would also bring veteran Müller back from the start. Hitzlsperger and Schult on the wings, Khedira and Schweinsteiger up front in the center.

It’s more exciting in midfield and up front. The Sportschau panel of experts has developed some creative ideas – from the starting XI with a classic center forward to Joshua Kimmich in the right-back position.

Sami Khedira puts Thomas Müller at the top

The former national player Sami Khedira would change the German team in three positions compared to the opening match: Thilo Kehrer slips into the defensive line for Nils Schlotterbeck, Leroy Sané starts on the wing instead of Serge Gnabry. Leon Goretzka is in the starting XI for Kai Havertz. Thomas Müller takes over Havertz’ place at the top.

Almuth Schult relies on center forward Füllkrug

National goalkeeper Almuth Schult also relies on Thilo Kehrer instead of Nils Schlotterbeck. Christian Günter from Freiburg should also bring additional stability to the defense instead of David Raum from Leipzig. The midfield stays the same as in the Japan game, there is only one change offensively: Niclas Füllkrug replaces Kai Havertz in the starting lineup.

Bastian Schweinsteiger and the Bayern offensive

Like Almuth Schult, sports show expert Bastian Schweinsteiger also swaps two positions in the defensive line: Matthias Ginter and Thilo Kehrer replace the Dortmund duo Niklas Süle and Nico Schlotterbeck. Offensively, the ex-Bayern player relies entirely on FC Bayern: Kai Havertz out, Thomas Müller up front, Leon Goretzka in attacking midfield. Leroy Sané replaces his club-mate Serge Gnabry on the right wing.

Thomas Hitzlsperger: Kimmich like Lahm in 2014 as a right-back

Sports show expert Thomas Hitzlsperger proposes the most radical change: he would move Joshua Kimmich to the right-back position, which has been tricky for years. Nico Schlotterbeck would give way in the defensive line. Leon Goretzka slipped into the vacated midfield position for Kimmich. There is only one offensive change in “Hitz”: Leroy Sané replaces Serge Gnabry in the starting XI.

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FC Bayern Munich meeting: Hoeneß scolds: “Are not with Amnesty International”

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Status: 10/16/2022 8:51 am

After a factual meeting of FC Bayern Munich, it broke out of Uli Hoeneß. He called out to a Qatar critic: “This is the Bayern Munich football club and not the general assembly of Amnesty International.”

Bayern member Michael Ott, who has wanted to see the sponsorship by the Gulf state ended for years, spoke of “bad words” that the honorary president had addressed to him. Ott confirmed the wording mentioned above.

There was no big trouble at the annual general meeting this time. The pending extension of the contract with Qatar caused unpleasant questions, but did not lead to a scandal like in the previous year. The discussion was controversial but factual.

He replied that “The football club Bayern Munich should also respect human rights“But Hoeneß didn’t hear that because he “run away once more” be.

Ott wanted to submit a spontaneous motion at the tumultuous 2021 annual general meeting to have the members vote on FC Bayern’s sponsorship contract with the state airline Qatar Airways, which was very controversial among some Munich fans. The presidium around Herbert Hainer did not allow that at the time.

On Saturday evening (October 15, 2022), Ott asked President Hainer, who was re-elected with a significantly weaker result than in the previous year, directly whether he would extend the contract – as of now. “I can’t answer that question with a yes or no today”, replied Hainer. The president considered the appearance of the critical club member Ott in the current meeting to be okay.

“Tendency to extend”

From the statements made by the club management around Kahn and Hainer, he had rather “the tendency to lengthen” of the partnership with the Qatari airline, Ott said. Finally, the question of plan B came from those responsible “circumvented” been. He complained that FC Bayern on the part of Qatar “instrumentalised” will. That is from his point of view “unacceptable”.

CEO Kahn pointed out in his speech “Progress on labor rights and human rights” in the World Cup host country Qatar. FC Bayern also have a part in this. According to Ott, the fans are more likely to make a difference with their criticism in the emirate, where the World Cup will take place from November 20th to December 18th.

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Germany identifies the causes of train disruptions

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Oct 8, 2022 19:47

The authorities in Germany attributed the disruption of train traffic in the north of the country, today, Saturday, to a “deliberate and evil” act of sabotage, without specifying who was responsible.
Attackers deliberately cut vital cables to the railway network in two locations, causing a complete stoppage of train traffic for regarding three hours.
Interior Minister Nancy Wieser said the Federal Police was investigating the incident, adding that the motive was not yet clear.
The disruption immediately sounded alarm bells following NATO and the European Union stressed last month the need to protect critical infrastructure following the Nord Stream gas pipeline was exposed to what they described as acts of “sabotage”.
“It is clear that this was a deliberate and evil act,” German Transport Minister Volker Wessing told a news conference.
A security source explained that there are several possible causes for the accident, ranging from a simple, frequent cable theft at the present time to a deliberate attack.
Omid Nouripur, leader of the Green Party, part of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s ruling federal coalition, said those who attacked the country’s vital infrastructure would face a “decisive response”.
“We will not be afraid,” he wrote on Twitter.

Chaos before election day
“Due to the sabotage of the cables connected to the railway line, Deutsche Bahn has suspended transport on the railway line in the north this morning for approximately three hours,” German railway company Deutsche Bahn said in a statement.
Earlier, the company said that the reason for the downtime was a problem with radio communications.
The disruptions have affected train services in Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein and the cities of Bremen and Hamburg, which have a direct impact on international train connections to Denmark and the Netherlands.
The incident came a day before the elections in Lower Saxony, where opinion polls indicate that German Chancellor Schulz’s Social Democrats are on the path to retaining power while the number of votes in favor of the Green Party is expected to double.
Queues quickly lined up at major stations including Berlin and Hanover, and departure boards showed many flights postponed or canceled.

Source: Archyde.com