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Dirk Paulsen lives purely on football betting, and he feeds his family with it. The professional better speaks to us about gut feelings, trips to Monte Carlo, and the start of the second half of the Bundesliga season.

What's more important to you, Bayern Munich fans? Pissing wherever you please, or watching the game?

FIFA's Executive Committee met today in Zurich to discuss reforms. Here's what they came up with.

In the face of the Premier Leagues new riches, the Bundesliga must find a way to close the revenue gap. Fans wont like the available solutions.

Double Pass, a little-known Belgian firm, played a key role in the development of the German and Belgian national teams. Now it's coming to America.

Sick of the spin and vague press releases, ​Fabian Siegel's website provides the answers soccer fans are looking for on injuries.

Are team officials at a small Czech club right to worry about match fixing or do they need a lesson on losing with grace?

It's the end of an era in the Bundesliga, and today's match, the last German classico, symbolizes that end better than anything else.

Germany makes soccer coaches the same way it makes cars: with uniform precision that keeps an eye on both tradition and innovation.

Tensions are starting to boil over as German soccer weighs its grassroots tradition with a corporate-dominated future set to wipe out history.

Tom Byer, once the Mr. Rogers of Japanese soccer, is now bringing his magic to China, thanks to the country's soccer-mad president.

David Wagner, a former U.S. national team star, is one of just five American coaches in European soccer. He's a key part of one of Germany's biggest teams.