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Fallen Hamburg Return To Bundesliga After Seven-Year Absence
Fallen German giants Hamburg won automatic promotion to the Bundesliga after a seven-year absence with a 6-1 home thumping of lowly Ulm on Saturday.
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Borussia Dortmund Stunned by Hamburg, Fall Further Behind Bayern Munich
Borussia Dortmund's 1-3 loss to Hamburg has meant that they could slip eight points behind Bayern Munich should the Bundesliga champions win during the weekend.
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FIFA World Cup: Rafael van der Vaart Suffers Calf Injury
On Monday Rafael van der Vaart had already missed a training due to a mild fever. The 31-year-old Hamburger SV player will undergo a further medical examination later on Tuesday before leaving for home with the Dutch team.
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Lazio hit out at UEFA ban
Lazio have hit out at the "excessive" sanctions handed down by European football's ruling body UEFA that mean they have to play their next two home Europa League games behind closed doors.
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Bundesliga collated: Champions Borussia Dortmund suffer Hamburg hammering
Amidst reports here he is set to join Dortmund's rivals Bayern next season, Lewandowski hit his fifth goal in as many league games after 16 minutes.
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Bayern Munich wait on Schweinsteiger fitness for Schalke
With six points from their last nine Bundesliga game, Schalke are having a bad run of results and were shocked 2-1 at home by bottom side Greuther Fuerth last Saturday, a week after being held to a goalless draw at strugglers Augsburg.
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Neymar voted South America's best player
Neymar beat Corinthians striker Paolo Guerrero, who scored the winning goal in the World Club Cup final against Chelsea, and compatriot Lucas Moura to the prize, reports Xinhua.
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Bayern Munich rout Hamburg to open seven-point gap
Bayern Munich went seven points clear at the top of the Bundesliga on Saturday as the Bavarian giants cruised to a 3-0 win at Hamburg with their Germany stars running riot.
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Rafael Van der Vaart leaves Tottenham, returns to Hamburg
Netherlands international Rafael van der Vaart is returning to Hamburger SV, one of his former clubs, from Tottenham.
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Former Argentina star Juan Sebastian Veron hangs up boots
Former Argentine international playmaker Juan Sebastian Veron, 37, played the final match of a distinguished career on Sunday in the final round of games in the country's Closing Championship.
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Hamburg striker Paolo Guerrero gets 8-match ban
Hamburger SV striker Paolo Guerrero has been banned for eight matches for a tackle from behind during a Bundesliga match.
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Adler poised to join Hamburg
Bayer Leverkusen's former Germany goalkeeper Rene Adler is poised to sign for Hamburg, the club's sporting director Frank Arnesen told the Hamburger Morgenpost on Thursday.
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No peace, no pleasure; only hardwork for Hamburg
Thorsten Fink took his first training session as the new coach of Hamburg on Tuesday promising only hard work will pull his team off the bottom of the German league - not peace, pleasure or pancakes.
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Bayern rout Hamburg 5-0, Dortmund also win
Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben started a rare match together and both scored to help Bayern Munich finally click into gear in a 5-0 win over Hamburger SV in the Bundesliga on Saturday.
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Peru beat Venezuela for 3rd place in Copa America
Striker Paolo Guerrero scored three goals and set up another on Saturday as Peru defeated Venezuela 4-1 to finish third in the Copa America.
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Fallen Hamburg Return To Bundesliga After Seven-Year Absence
Fallen German giants Hamburg won automatic promotion to the Bundesliga after a seven-year absence with a 6-1 home thumping of lowly Ulm on Saturday.
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Borussia Dortmund Stunned by Hamburg, Fall Further Behind Bayern Munich
Borussia Dortmund's 1-3 loss to Hamburg has meant that they could slip eight points behind Bayern Munich should the Bundesliga champions win during the weekend.
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FIFA World Cup: Rafael van der Vaart Suffers Calf Injury
On Monday Rafael van der Vaart had already missed a training due to a mild fever. The 31-year-old Hamburger SV player will undergo a further medical examination later on Tuesday before leaving for home with the Dutch team.
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Lazio hit out at UEFA ban
Lazio have hit out at the "excessive" sanctions handed down by European football's ruling body UEFA that mean they have to play their next two home Europa League games behind closed doors.
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Bundesliga collated: Champions Borussia Dortmund suffer Hamburg hammering
Amidst reports here he is set to join Dortmund's rivals Bayern next season, Lewandowski hit his fifth goal in as many league games after 16 minutes.
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Bayern Munich wait on Schweinsteiger fitness for Schalke
With six points from their last nine Bundesliga game, Schalke are having a bad run of results and were shocked 2-1 at home by bottom side Greuther Fuerth last Saturday, a week after being held to a goalless draw at strugglers Augsburg.
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Neymar voted South America's best player
Neymar beat Corinthians striker Paolo Guerrero, who scored the winning goal in the World Club Cup final against Chelsea, and compatriot Lucas Moura to the prize, reports Xinhua.
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Bayern Munich rout Hamburg to open seven-point gap
Bayern Munich went seven points clear at the top of the Bundesliga on Saturday as the Bavarian giants cruised to a 3-0 win at Hamburg with their Germany stars running riot.
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Rafael Van der Vaart leaves Tottenham, returns to Hamburg
Netherlands international Rafael van der Vaart is returning to Hamburger SV, one of his former clubs, from Tottenham.
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Former Argentina star Juan Sebastian Veron hangs up boots
Former Argentine international playmaker Juan Sebastian Veron, 37, played the final match of a distinguished career on Sunday in the final round of games in the country's Closing Championship.
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Hamburg striker Paolo Guerrero gets 8-match ban
Hamburger SV striker Paolo Guerrero has been banned for eight matches for a tackle from behind during a Bundesliga match.
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Adler poised to join Hamburg
Bayer Leverkusen's former Germany goalkeeper Rene Adler is poised to sign for Hamburg, the club's sporting director Frank Arnesen told the Hamburger Morgenpost on Thursday.
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No peace, no pleasure; only hardwork for Hamburg
Thorsten Fink took his first training session as the new coach of Hamburg on Tuesday promising only hard work will pull his team off the bottom of the German league - not peace, pleasure or pancakes.
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Bayern rout Hamburg 5-0, Dortmund also win
Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben started a rare match together and both scored to help Bayern Munich finally click into gear in a 5-0 win over Hamburger SV in the Bundesliga on Saturday.
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Peru beat Venezuela for 3rd place in Copa America
Striker Paolo Guerrero scored three goals and set up another on Saturday as Peru defeated Venezuela 4-1 to finish third in the Copa America.
