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Alice Weidel’s livestreamed chat with the X owner made for excruciating listening – but even talk of Hitler won’t deter her supporters, says Berlin-based journalist Thomas Vorreyer

Germany's 1990 World Cup hero Andreas Brehme dies at 63, leaving behind a legacy of soccer greatness.

Brehme’s late penalty sealed victory for West Germany against Argentina in Rome

From unforgettable moments on the field to impressive displays of skill, this is a peek into soccer's future and the players who are ready to make history.

Bayern seeks 4th win in CL vs Galatasaray; Tuchel defends team from criticism; Dreesen backs coach; De Ligt out with knee injury. Bayern hopes to extend record-breaking win streak in CL, aiming for seventh title.

Marcelo Ordás’s obsession started after he fainted at a World Cup and now his Madrid museum is a monument to game’s history

The men’s team’s 1,000th international game comes on Monday against a nation that is fighting for its freedom

Bayern Munich is back on top of the Bundesliga after beating main rival Borussia Dortmund but the closest title race in years is exposing uncharacteristic tensions at the Bavarian powerhouse. Bayern chief executive Oliver Kahn and former player Lothar Matthäus delivered a heated exchange Saturday before the team’s win over…