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Bayern Munich aims to continue unbeaten domestic run against Stuttgart in the Bundesliga
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Bayern Munich aims to continue unbeaten domestic run against Stuttgart in the Bundesliga

  • Bayern Munich aims to extend an unbeaten run against Stuttgart in the Bundesliga this weekend.
  • Harry Kane has 25 goals for Bayern this season after his cup header against Union.
  • Ibrahim Maza has produced three goals and two assists in five recent matches for Leverkusen.
  • Aleksandar Pavlovic is doubtful for Bayern after limping off in midweek cup action.
  • Frankfurt's top scorer Jonathan Burkardt is out until the new year with a muscle injury.
  • Mainz and Augsburg will have interim coaches as the league schedule continues.
  • Benjamin Hoffman is temporarily in charge of Mainz ahead of a match against Gladbach.
  • Sandro Wagner was replaced as Augsburg coach; Manuel Baum returns until winter break.
  • Leverkusen's Ibrahim Maza has stepped up in an attacking midfield role previously held by Florian Wirtz.
  • Leverkusen visits Augsburg on Saturday as part of the Bundesliga schedule.
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Young Boys given away fan ban after crowd trouble at Aston Villa
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sports4h ago

Young Boys given away fan ban after crowd trouble at Aston Villa

  • Young Boys are banned from away support for one European game and fined €50,000 by UEFA after crowd trouble at Villa Park.
  • The ban will affect the January 29 Europa League fixture against Stuttgart for away-supporters.
  • A Young Boys fan was jailed for two months for assaulting a police officer at the Villa Park game.
  • Villa won the match 2-1, with Donyell Malen scoring the opener and later celebrating amid incidents in the away end.
  • Young Boys captain Loris Benito tried to calm fans during the disturbance.
  • In addition to the ban and fine, several supporters faced charges related to the melee.
  • The unrest caused a five-and-a-half minute delay during the first half of the game.
  • Donyell Malen scored twice for Aston Villa in the closing stages of the match.
  • The unrest prompted attendance adjustments and police presence around the away end.
  • The article connects the incident to a broader pattern of fan trouble and disciplinary actions in European competition.
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