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  • SAP Deepens Local Roots, Backs Bundesliga Team

    With Germany's Bundesliga soccer league attracting greater attention since monopolizing last month's UEFA Champions League final at London's Wembley Stadium, software giant SAP is seeking to tap some of the afterglow by sponsoring a team. But SAP didn’t choose to back a heavyweight such as finalists Bayern Munich -- sponsored by Deutsche Telekom -- or Borussia Dortmund, which is endorsed by chemical maker Evonik Industries.

  • Messi Gives Modern Times Edge in Battle With Netflix

    As video services vie for a foothold in Europe’s fast-growing streaming market, global leader Netflix Inc.’s Hollywood movies and shows are facing stiff competition from a Swedish rival with an ace up its sleeve: live sports.

  • Premier League Revenue to Top 3 Billion Pounds for First Time

    The combined revenue of teams in English soccer’s Premier League will leap to more than 3 billion pounds ($4.6 billion) for the first time next season, according to Deloitte LLP.

  • Bayern Munich Wins German Cup to Claim Third Trophy of Season

    Bayern Munich defeated Stuttgart 3-2 in the German Cup soccer final to claim its third trophy of the season.

  • Bayern Ousts Manchester United From Soccer Brand-Value Throne

    Bayern Munich, which won the Champions League title four days ago, has ousted Manchester United from first place in brand value, according to a survey of the world’s top soccer teams.

  • Has German Soccer Conquered Europe? Not Quite

    The Champions League final, the biggest soccer match of the year -- and, for that matter, the most watched sporting event on the planet -- will be played this weekend at Wembley Stadium in London. In a sense, though, the winner has already been declared: Germany.

  • Robben Helps Bayern Leave Behind Failures in Champions League

    A year ago Arjen Robben failed to score a penalty as Bayern Munich lost the Champions League final to Chelsea. Last night, the Dutchman redeemed himself with a late goal that gave his team the European soccer title.

  • Bayern Fan Gets Champions League Ticket, Keeps Oktoberfest Table

    Bayern Munich supporter Christopher Intsiful got his ticket to tomorrow’s Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund in London and he didn’t even have to give up his beer to get there.

  • At Last, Germany Secures Total Dominance of Europe

    This weekend, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund will play in the final of Europe’s most prestigious soccer competition, and for the first time it’s an all-German affair. There’s something a little too apt about Germany’s domination of Europe’s favorite sport this year. As goes football, so goes the European economy? Bear with me. There could be something to it.

  • Bayern Wins Heynckes’s Final League Game as Coach

    Bayern Munich came from behind to beat Moenchengladbach 4-3 in Jupp Heynckes’s final Bundesliga game as coach of the German soccer champion.

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