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Saturday’s Bundesliga Review: Dortmund Maintain Form, Bayern Stutter

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Raul Master-Class Lifts Schalke To A Convincing 4–0 Win.

Saturday's games were representative of how this Bundesliga has gone so far. Goals galore, shock results, and one clear leader of the pack in the form of Borussia Dortmund. Here are the results!

Borussia Monchengladbach 2 — 3 Mainz

Mainz have finally ended their poor run of form with a comeback win here against Gladbach.

10 things that you didn't know about Rafael van der Vaart

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1. At the start of the 2007/08 season, Rafael scored in 7 consecutive games for SV Hamburg to equal the club record, set by the legendary Uwe Seeler in the 1963/64 season.2. Despite playing football, his favorite sport is actually tennis.3. His heroes are footballer Romario and Dutch investigative journalist and campaigner Peter R de Vries4.

German Bundesliga

Standard Liege 1-3 Hamburg Europa League Highlights (Video)

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Hamburg eased past Standard Liege to book a Europa League semi final berth where they will face Fulham.

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Hamburg has Europe's first football fan cemetery

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I love the beginning of this story.
Hamburg - "HSV forever and ever," is the anthem of German Bundesliga soccer club SV Hamburg, or HSV. Now fans can be true to their team after death.
Apparently not far from the team's stadium is a cemetery for Hamburg football fans.

It's the first of its kind in Europe.

Rafael van der Vaart interested in Juve move

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Juventus might have been overshadowed by the 2006 matchfixing scandal and their squad might not possess the depth and quality of their arch rivals Internazionale but the Old Lady still command the respect and awe of top players. Just ask Rafael van der Vaart at SV Hamburg. The Dutch international is already one foot on the [.

VfL Wolfsburg

Europa League: Your Running Commentary

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By AVI CREDITOR

Get out your brackets. It's UEFA Europa League time.

The Europa League will be whittled down from 16 teams to eight by day's end as the second legs will all be played Thursday afternoon.

No team has more to overcome in the early games than Panathinaikos, which yielded three away goals in a 3-1 loss to Standard Liege in the first leg.

Europa League: Your Running Commentary

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By AVI CREDITOR

Get out your brackets. It's UEFA Europa League time.

The Europa League will be whittled down from 16 teams to eight by day's end as the second legs will all be played Thursday afternoon.

No team has more to overcome in the early games than Panathinaikos, which yielded three away goals in a 3-1 loss to Standard Liege in the first leg.

UEFA Europa League Preview: Liverpool, Fulham look to bounce back

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Hamburg, Liverpool and Fulham need to overturn deficits at home on Thursday to keep England's flag flying in the Europa League.

Spanish clubs Atletico Madrid and Valencia also face uphill battles while the German trio of Werder Bremen, VfL Wolfsburg and SV Hamburg appears well-positioned to reach the quarter-finals.

English Premier League

In Praise Of… Burnley Football Club

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This evening's Championship play-off semi-final between Reading and Burnley was a battle between old and new. In the blue corner were Reading, snatched from the jaws of obscurity by John Madjeski, who dropped them into a brand new stadium and gave them the means to challenge for a place in the Premier League.

Hamburg To Make £14million January Raid For Liverpool Striker Kuyt?

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SV Hamburg coach Martin Jol is reportedly considering another move for Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt in the January transfer window after making an approach this summer for the Dutch International, which came to nothing due to the asking price from the Reds, according to reports.

28-year-old Kuyt has two years left on his current contract at Anfield after making the switch to the Premier League from Ererdivisie team Feyenoord in 2006 on a four-year deal to the Merseyside club.

Liverpool’s Dirk Kuyt Praises Recent Signings - Striker Unlikely To Make Hamburg Move

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Amid a cloud of rumours of his possible exit from the club, Liverpool Kuyt has come forward to praise Rafael Benitez's summer signings.

The Reds have included five new faces to the team so far in the season, namely Republic of Ireland striker Robbie Keane, David N'Gog from P.S.G, Andrea Dossena from Udinese, plus Phillip Degen and goalkeeper Diego Cavalieri.

Rafael van der Vaart to Stamford Bridge?

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Wasn't Rafael van der Vaart being linked to a move to Italian giants Juventus in January? One month fast forward and his suitors have changed. Chelsea are now being touted as the player's likely destination in the summer. Not that Chelsea manager Avram Grant would mind a player of Rafael van der Vaart's class and calibre.

The Rest

Don’t Panic, It’s Only Bulgaria and Wales…

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Over the next five days England have two very important games that will go a long way to resolving what you'll be doing and where you'll be doing it next Summer. The answer we're all hoping for is ‘watching England playing in Euro 2012' regardless of whether that's in the Ukraine and Poland, in an Irish pub somewhere in the Med or (in my case) the biennial ritual hiding behind the sofa with the curtains drawn whilst swearing your head off and trying not to scare the neighbours.

The problem with messiahs …

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The word 'legend' has been thrown around a lot these last few days in the pubs of Aberdeen. There's talk of rekindling the spirit of '83, of domestic success and of fortress Pittodrie around the Aberdeen FC forums and fansites.

If, as is widely expected, Mark McGhee returns to the club where he more than earned his legend status, he can expect a mostly warm welcome from the Pittodrie support hankering for success after many years in the footballing wilderness.