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First Division A

First Division A Resumen

Julian Nagelsmann

Alemania ficha a un antiguo miembro del cuerpo técnico de Kompany

Julian Nagelsmann ha decidido renovar su cuerpo técnico mientras Alemania intensifica sus preparativos para el Mundial de 2026. La Federación Alemana de Fútbol (DFB) confirmó el martes que ha llegado a un acuerdo para incorporar a un especialista de renombre con el fin de garantizar que la selección esté en plena forma física para el torneo.

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First Division A, partidos y resultados

sábado, 16 de agosto
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St.-Truidense
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Charleroi
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Royal Antwerp
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Cercle Brujas
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jueves, 9 de abril
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Charleroi
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Royal Antwerp
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viernes, 10 de abril
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Cercle Brujas
CER
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RAAL La Louviere
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Standard de Lieja
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1Schalke 04 crestSchalke 0428167539241555
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2Paderborn crestPaderborn28166647311654
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3Elversberg crestElversberg28157648301852
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4Darmstadt crestDarmstadt281311450321850
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5Hannover 96 crestHannover 9628148647351250
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Koln, Arminia Bielefeld, and Bochum hold the record of winning the 2. Bundesliga titles the most number of times with four each to their name. FC St. Pauli won the 2. Bundesliga at the end of the 2023-24 campaign, their first title in Germany's second division.

Currently, there are 18 teams contesting in the 2. Bundesliga. Since its inception in 1974 till 1994, there were two divisions of 20 clubs, with 10 clubs in each division. However, since 1994-95, 18 teams contest for the 2. Bundesliga title in the traditional league format.

Willi Landgraf, a former German defender, holds the record for making the most 2. Bundesliga appearances. Landgraf appeared in 508 games in the league and played for Rot-Weiss Essen, Homburg, Gutersloh, and Alemannia Aachen.

Simon Terodde, who recently played for Schalke, is the leading goalscorer of all-time in 2. Bundesliga. The lanky German striker scored 177 goals in 311 games and represented Bochum, Schalke, Stuttgart, Hamburger, Union Berlin, and Duisburg.

Former German goalkeeper Peter Eich is the oldest player to feature in a 2. Bundesliga game, achieving the feat at the age of 44 years and 330 days in May 2006.

Turkish midfielder Efe-Kaan Sihlaroglu was just 16 years and 142 days old when he made his debut for Karlsruher against Hannover in 2021, thus making him the youngest player ever in the 2. Bundesliga.

Rudi Voller, Simon Terodde, Ottmar Hitzfeld, and Niclas Fullkrug are among the most famous players to have played in 2. Bundesliga.

Friedhelm Funkel, Ralph Hassenhuttl, Ralf Rangnick, and Klaus Augenthaler are among the most renowned managerial names in 2. Bundesliga history.

Berlin's Olympstadion, which is home to Hertha BSC, is the biggest stadium in 2. Bundesliga with a capacity of 74,475. It is Germany's second-biggest football stadium after Borussia Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park.

Davie Selke is the most expensive 2. Bundesliga signing of all-time. Selke was bought for €8 million from Werden Bremen by RB Leipzig in 2015.