A livid Crystal Palace supporter has been arrested after attempting to confront Eagles defender Damien Delaney. In a proverbial six-pointer at Selhurst Park Palace were battered 4-0 by relegation rivals Sunderland on Saturday. The hosts were four down at half time, leading to chants of "you're not fit to wear the shirt"from their irate faithful. And one fan's temper boiled over, forcing h...Full Story »

Werder Bremen picked up an important three points in their battle against the drop and dented Hertha Berlin's title aspirations with a 1-0 win in the capital. Max Kruse scored the only goal of the game five minutes before half-time when he capitalised on a mistake by Hertha defender Niklas Stark and beat Rune Jarstein for his second goal in as many games. It was enough to earn the visitors a s...Full Story »

SV Werder Bremen forward Max Kruse will be out for the forseeable future after suffering an injury to his knee in the club’s DFB-Pokal loss to Sportfreunde Lotte. The 28-year old, who re-signed for newly promoted Bremen during the transfer window after six years away from the club where he made his professional debut, will undergo a further examination this week to determine the full exte...Full Story »

Louis van Gaal's side moved closed the gap to Arsenal after seeing off the Eagles at Old Trafford thanks to a super strike from the Italian and an own goal by Damien Delaney Matteo Darmian proved to be Manchester United's unlikely hero as they beat Crystal Palace 2-0 on Wednesday to close to within a point of the Premier League's top four. The full-back's low cross was turned into the Palace n...Full Story »

Max Kruse scored his first Bundesliga hat-trick as Wolfsburg got back to winning ways by beating Hoffenheim 4-2 on Saturday. Kruse and Bas Dost gave the Wolves a flying start, only for Jeremy Toljan and Jonathan Schmid to get the visitors back on level terms. But Germany international Kruse then took matters into his own hands with two more goals to earn the hosts all three points and a much-n...Full Story »

Max Kruse: Has signed four-year Wolfsburg contract Wolfsburg have signed German international Max Kruse on a four-year deal from Borussia Monchengladbach. The Wolves have met the terms of a release clause in the 27-year-old's contract, although no details of the transfer fee have been revealed. "We're really delighted that Max Kruse has decided to join Wolfsburg," Wolfsburg's director of spor...Full Story »

Borussia Monchengladbach can start to plan for Champions League football next season after they beat local rivals Bayer Leverkusen 3-0 to strengthen their claim for a top-three finish. Max Kruse, Patrick Herrmann and Ibrahima Traore provided the goals for Lucien Favre's men, who are now just one win away from sealing their place in the group stage of next season's Champions League. Leverkusen ...Full Story »

Borussia Monchengladbach moved back up to third in the Bundesliga thanks to a 2-1 win at Hertha Berlin on Sunday. Max Kruse gave the Foals the lead in the 11th minute, but Valentin Stocker replied immediately for the hosts. An 85th-minute winner from Ibrahima Traore took Gladbach back above Bayer Leverkusen into a position which would take them into the Champions League group stage next season...Full Story »

Borussia Monchengladbach failed to take their first match point in the race for a place in the Champions League after being held to a goalless draw at Eintracht Frankurt. A win for the Foals would have given them a chance to wrap up their place in Europe's elite club competition as early as this weekend, but in the end they were fortunate to come away with a draw which leaves them just three po...Full Story »

Borussia Monchengladbach boosted their goal difference to move above Bayer Leverkusen to third in the Bundesliga on Wednesday night thanks to a 4-1 win over bottom-placed Werder Bremen. Max Kruse, Oscar Wendt, Christoph Kramer and Branimir Hrgota all found the back of the net in a comprehensive win for Lucien Favre's side with Zlatko Junuzovic scoring Bremen's consolation. To make matters wors...Full Story »