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It was a bad night for Scotland against Germany Their hopes of a Nations League turnaround were dashed once more as they slumped to a third straight defeat. This time at the hands of Germany, who struck four times in a commanding display in Dundee. Author - Jamie P The visitors wasted no time asserting their authority, finding the net with less than a minute played. Elisa Senss opened the scoring in emphatic fashion, rifling the ball into the top corner before goalkeeper Lee Gibson had time to react. Despite such a nightmare start, Michael McArdle’s side regrouped well and enjoyed a strong spell in the first half, controlling much of the play. But any momentum was swiftly undone by a cruel second goal. READ MORE: News and stories from across Germany via European Super Football READ MORE: Other football news from Super News Affiliate Just moments after Hibernian’s Eilidh Adams missed a gilt-edged chance with a close-range header, Germany surged forward. Jule Brand’s low cross caused...

Third-tier Arminia Bielefeld stunned holders Bayer Leverkusen to reach the final of the German Cup. Bielefeld fought back from a goal down to triumph 2-1 Author - Oliver W In doing so, they become the first team outside the top two divisions to knock four Bundesliga sides out of the German Cup in one season. The club, who are fourth in Germany's third division, had already beaten Union Berlin, Freiburg and Werder Bremen before their victory over the reigning Bundesliga champions. A closer look at what happened Leverkusen opened the scoring in the 17th minute through Jonathan Tah, but their lead lasted for just three minutes as Marius Worl beat keeper Lukas Hradecky with a low strike. A close-range volley from Maximilian Grosser before the break completed Bielefeld's comeback and condemned Leverkusen to their first German Cup defeat under manager Xabi Alonso. The home fans created a remarkable atmosphere This achievement in context Bielefeld returned to the Bundesliga in 2020 ...

Mikey Lewis stars with hat-trick as Hull KR crush Huddersfield Mikey Lewis ran the show with a hat-trick as Super League leaders Hull KR ran in nine tries to dismantle a struggling Huddersfield Giants side. Author - Josh D   The dynamic half-back set the tone early, bouncing out of a tackle to release Oliver Gildart for the opening try in the sixth minute. Huddersfield briefly hit back with a superb solo effort from George Flanagan Jr, but that was as good as it got for the hosts. Lewis responded immediately, crossing for Rovers' second before bursting 70 metres downfield to tee up new signing Arthur Mourgue for his first try in club colours. The visitors showed no mercy after the break, running in six unanswered tries. Lewis completed his treble, while Jai Whitbread, Jez Litten, Sauaso Sue and Tom Davies also got on the scoresheet. The emphatic win maintains Hull KR’s perfect start to the season, moving them three points clear at the top. Huddersfield, still winless, remain ro...

Athletic Club had to settle for a point against a very defensive CA Osasuna. The goalless draw means Athletic are no closer to third-placed Atletico, but keeps them firmly in fourth place, six points clear of Villarreal CF, who they visit next Sunday. Author - Peter Grainger The Rojillos' three-centre-back system made life difficult for the Lions, who were also hampered by goalkeeper Aitor Fernandez who made several fine saves. Osasuna barely threatened, only having a couple of chances between their attacking players. They would have almost certainly taken a point before the match.  The rest of the attacking play was done by Ernesto Valverde's men. Nico Williams went close when he collected a long ball from Unai Núñez before Aitor Fernández turned his low drive behind for a corner. This was proving to be a frustrating afternoon. READ MORE:  Barcelona restore three point lead at top of La Liga That save and a Yuri Berchiche effort were Athletic's only major opportunities...

Lomax’s heroics seal a thrilling Super League victory St Helens reignited their Betfred Super League campaign with a hard-fought victory over Catalans Dragons in Perpignan, showing no sentiment for former favourite Tommy Makinson in his first match against his old club. Author - Jamie P youtu.be/xveK5osByaE?... Catalans v St Helens. More reaction coming soon. [image or embed] — Super News Affiliate ( @sup3rnew5affiliate.bsky.social ) 1 April 2025 at 10:02 Both sides battled against fierce winds that made kicking a challenge, but it was Saints who adapted better to the punishing conditions. Despite a tight first half, they emerged victorious with a dramatic 14-13 win, thanks to Jonny Lomax’s last-minute drop goal. The triumph marked Saints’ first league win at Stade Gilbert Brutus since 2018 and could prove to be a turning point for coach Paul Wellens, whose side has struggled for consistency this season. Catalans were forced into a late reshuffle as Sam Tomkins took over the ...