Augsburg coach Markus Weinzierl does not want his side's rise up the Bundesliga to end this weekend just because they are facing Bayern Munich. The Bavarians have surged up the standings since losing their first two games of the season and are now in a position to make this a top-of-the-table clash. Were the season to end today, Augsburg would be joining Bayern in the group stages of the Champ...Full Story »

High-flying Augsburg are recovering from a bombshell after long-serving club president Walther Seinsch announced he was stepping down from his position with immediate effect this week. Seinsch's revelation came during the course of the Bavarian club's Annual General Meeting on Wednesday in which they were able to report the most successful results of their history. "I would like to make it sho...Full Story »

An international break is usually a good time for players who have been carrying knocks to recover full fitness and for coaches to take a look at those players who, in the absence of international stars, do not usually get much of a chance. With that in mind, Augsburg coach Markus Weinzierl arranged a friendly with second division side Aalen last weekend, but the plan backfired. His team were ...Full Story »