[(Karlsruher SC) Strength]:
1. Karlsruher SC's starting striker Budu Zivzivadze transferred to 1. FC Heidenheim in the offseason. The team's offensive burden will now fall on their starting forward Marvin Wanitzek.
2. Karlsruher SC finished 8th in the league last season, but they were less than 10 points behind the top team, indicating that the team boast some potential to be a league spoiler.
3. Karlsruher SC scored 55 goals in 34 league games last season, and their attacking performance was in the top half of the league.
4. Karlsruher SC received 9 wins, 4 draws, and 4 losses at home last season, showing their home advantage.
[(Karlsruher SC) Weakness]:
1. Karlsruher SC drew 1-1 with SSV Ulm 1846 in the last warm-up game and secured only one win in the last 5, showing that the team's form has not yet been adjusted to its best.
2. Karlsruher SC were winless in the previous 4 games in AH, demonstrating poor winning strength and an underwhelming trend.
[(SC Preussen Munster) Strength]:
1. SC Preussen Munster drew 1-1 with FC Viktoria Koln in the last warm-up game. They recorded 2 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss in four warm-up matches, showing decent overall performances.
2. SC Preussen Munster scored 36 goals in 34 league games last season, featuring decent offense.
[(SC Preussen Munster) Neutral]:
1. SC Preussen Munster hired former 3. Liga team SC Verl's head coach, Alexander Ende, during the offseason. He is known for his 4-2-3-1 formation and defensive counter-attacking tactics, emphasizing midfield interceptions and crosses from the wings. His coaching style may continue the pragmatic approach of the temporary coaching staff from last season.
2. SC Preussen Munster narrowly avoided relegation by just a 1-point margin last season, which shows that the team's overall strength is still quite limited. Their goal for this season will most likely be to stay in the league.
3. SC Preussen Munster ended 4 of the last 5 away matches with OVERs in O/U, showing that their performance is not very conservative.
[(SC Preussen Munster) Weakness]:
1. SC Preussen Munster have a poor away record of 4 wins, 5 draws, and 8 losses last season. They are not good at playing on the road.
2. SC Preussen Munster received 1 win, 3 draws, and 4 losses in 8 encounters between both sides, placing them at a mental disadvantage.
[Tips]:
Karlsruher SC finished 8th in the league last season, revealing excellent performances.
But the team secured only one win in the recent warm-up matches, showing that the team's form has not yet been adjusted to its best.
In the opener, they will face SC Preussen Munster, who narrowly avoided relegation by just a 1-point margin last season, which shows that the team's overall strength is still quite limited.
Besides, Karlsruher SC were unbeaten with 3 wins and 3 draws in the last 6 encounters between both sides, giving them a better mentality.
Thus, Karlsruher SC are expected to start the new season with a win in this home game.
[Recommended]:
Karlsruher SC (-0.5)
Inter star rejects Crystal Palace after £28m bidCrystal Palace's pursuit of Yann Bisseck has collapsed, with the Inter defender rejecting a move despite a hefty offer from the Premier League side.According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Palace submitted an offer of £28 million ($36m) for Inter defender Bisseck, who made 46 appearances last season. However, both the Italian club and the play...
Tottenham starlet Moore joins Rangers on loan:Tottenham forward Mikey Moore has joined Rangers on season-long loan deal this week.After making the breakthrough at senior level with Spurs last season under former manager Ange Postecoglou, Moore, who turns 18 next month is one of the best upcoming talents in English football. The England international made his senior debut against Manchester City a ...
Borussia Dortmund chief Kehl confirms hopes of re-signing Sancho from Man UtdBorussia Dortmund sports chief Sebastian Kehl has confirmed they're exploring a deal for Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho.Sancho has twice previously played for BVB, where he enjoyed the best football of his career during the first spell.BVB coach Niko Kovac has avoided answering questions about Sancho odirectly, dec...
A year ago, no one was excited about Liverpool and the fan base was ready to panic.The club just lost its beloved and iconic manager, Jürgen Klopp. The Reds were coming off a bounce-back season where they were top of the table in April, but a slew of injuries pulled them back into third place, behind Manchester City and Arsenal, by the time the campaign was over. And yet, somehow, the respons...
Mikel Arteta will have to manage Max Dowman's rise carefully. Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty ImagesArsenal's Hale End academy has long been a conveyor belt of talent and the latest prodigy to capture the supporters' imagination is 15-year-old Max Dowman.Already generating a buzz across the youth football scene, Dowman is arguably the most promising Hale End graduate since Bukayo Saka, a fa...
Will Xavi Simons get his move to Chelsea from RB Leipzig? (Photo by Maja Hitij/Getty Images)Chelsea have had a setback in their pursuit of Xavi Simons, while Real Madrid are facing a choice between Endrick and Gonzalo García over who gets to be Kylian Mbappé's reserve. Join us for the latest transfer news, rumors and gossip from around the globe.Transfers homepage | Done deals | Men's gr...
Nunez hasn't lived up to his potential or met expectations at Liverpool, but it remains to be seen whether the club or the player can engineer a decent move this summer. Kenta Harada/Getty ImagesThe start of the 2025-26 Premier League season is just two weeks away and the summer transfer window is about to enter its final month, which means the pressure is beginning to crank up on the players who ...
The £62.5m fee paid for Matheus Cunha meant Man United had to pay more to sign Bryan Mbeumo. Manchester United via Getty ImagesOn June 2, 2025, Manchester United announced an agreement for the £62.5 million signing of Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Matheus Cunha. United activated his release clause, agreed to pay the sum in three installments and, 10 days later, the Brazil international...
Arsenal have already had a big summer of spending, but they remain keen on signing Eberechi Eze if the right opportunity emerges. Sebastian Frej/Getty ImagesThe transfer window is open across Europe, and business is starting to get done. What are ESPN's reporters hearing about possible deals?Every Friday until September, we'll bring you the latest updates and insights on the biggest transfer news....
Just to recap: Manchester United recorded the fourth-highest revenues of any soccer club in the world, per Deloitte's most recent accounting. They pay the fourth-highest wages of any soccer club in the world, per the estimates from FBref. And they finished 15th ... in their own domestic league.Of course, these things happen sometimes. Jürgen Klopp's Borussia Dortmund finished seventh in 2014-...
- 1 Phil Parkinson breaks silence on Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's shock bid to bring ex-Man Utd star Christian Eriksen to Wrexham
- 2 Loris Karius lifts lid on relationship with Diletta Leotta
- 3 Jack Grealish shares sweet holiday snaps as girlfriend stuns in a yellow maxi dress
- 4 Arsenal legend backs Premier League rivals to become next invincibles and take prestigious title from Gunners
- 5 Go Ahead Eagles star duo linked to Scottish giants Celtic and Rangers
- 6 Real Madrid Willing to Sell Rodrygo — But Only If Two Key Conditions Are Met
- 7 Man City boss Guardiola delivers definitive answer to Barcelona return question
- 8 Daily Laugh - Sesko & Man Utd in a nutshell
- 9 Transfer news & rumours LIVE
- 10 Liverpool ready "to go big" for wantaway Newcastle striker Isak