Bayern Munich Soccer

India vs Bayern Munich, India go down 0-4, India vs Bayern 2012 Munich Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium was electrifying but not the result, well at least from India's point of view. Live Blog That it was a fight between the proverbial David against the mighty Goliath was known to all but the way Indians surrendered 0-4 to the Bavarian giants Bayern Munich, made Bhaichung Bhutia's farewell match a not-so-special one. The German champions, who played their full strength team, toyed with the Indian...Read Full Story

0 people like this Bayern Munich have scored a PR own goal after scores of fans were left furious by a fake press conference held by the club. The German giants urged supporters to join them for a press conference, which would be streamed live on their Facebook page, to hear about a major new [...]Read Full Story

After pulverising Argentina 4-0 in their World Cup quarter-final, Germany will be forced into at least one change for Wednesday's semi-final due to Thomas Mueller's suspension. A yellow card for handball means the 20-year-old Bayern Munich star, who has scored four goals at the event, will miss the biggest match of his career. Coach Joachim Loew insists the Germans have enough depth to cover his absence - but even so it will require rejigging his game plan against Spain in Durban next...Read Full Story

England's failure to play as a team and match Germany's spirit were behind its 4-1 loss in the round of 16 at the World Cup, German striker Miroslav Klose said Monday. Klose scored to give Germany a 1-0 lead in Bloemfontein on Sunday, tying him with Pele in fourth place on the career World Cup list with 12 goals. Two more goals by Thomas Mueller and another by Lukas Podolski inflicted England's worst World Cup loss. "We came out with confidence and as a unit and we were present in the game...Read Full Story

Germany striker Miroslav Klose is set to play his 100th international game in the World Cup quarterfinal against Argentina. He hopes it won't be his last in a German uniform. Klose has scored 50 goals in 99 games for Germany and his 12 World Cup goals put him equal with Pele in fourth place overall. He also is Germany's second-most highest scorer at the World Cup — after Gerd Mueller, who had 14. Mueller holds the overall German record with 68 goals. That's a lot of success, but Klose wants...Read Full Story

Brazil's all-time World Cup record goal scorer Ronaldo's mark of 15 goals could well remain intact as it was revealed on Thursday German striker Miroslav Klose could miss Saturday's third place match with Uruguay because of a back injury. The 32-year-old Poland-born marksman suffered the injury during the 1-0 defeat by European champions Spain in Wednesday's semi-final in Durban and German assistant coach Hansi Flick said back at their training camp that the Bayern Munich star was still...Read Full Story

Lazio Miroslav Klose Miroslav Klose admits his move to could not have turned out better. The German international has been an instant success in Rome, scoring nine goals in 18 League games so far. read moreRead Full Story