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713 Opportunities: Migration clubs on the Germany map - Kicker

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That football clubs like to exchange your coaches? Nothing new. Players come and go. Even club logos are modernized every few years. But one remains: the club name. Normally. EYÜPSPOR Werdohl made an exception in the summer of 2020. And did not want to mean Eyüpspor anymore. The club from the Märkische Sauerland named himself before the start of the season. And because everyone's initially known a spell inherit the premiere. 5: 1 ended the kick-off in the district league A against the SV Hellas Lüdenscheid. That this would be related to the new name, no one believes in charcoal nobody. And yet he brought with him a certain departure mood. "On the square you always started with 0: 1," says Mikail Kocak, the 2nd club chairman, overlooking the old club name, "You just know that. You have to hang up as a foreign team." EYÜP Sultan, then the mosque is called Werdohl, under its patronage of the club initially operated. "Last year there was a change in the boa...

Kristin Pudenz brings sensational Olympic silver in discus throw - German Werferin

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25 years after Ilke Wyludda, Kristin Pudenz has recovered an Olympic medal for Germany in discus throw. The German master, who had always had problems with the Achilles tendon this year, won in the rain chaos - for around an hour had to be interrupted - with new best performance of 66.86 meters sensational silver and then shot tears of joy. It was at the same time the first German athletics medal in Tokyo. "I played my pause in the cards" "Best performance throw is of course cool, but I never thought it's enough for silver," said Pudenz, who had previously targeted the "top eight" in the ARD. "I played my pause in the cards," she added. In fact, Pudenz, which was not one of the favorites, showed an incredible nervous strength in the rain chaos of Tokyo. The Triple Discus World Champion Franka Dietzsch cheered the great success of Pudenz in the home: "Sensational! Since she struck properly," said the 53-year-old Neubrandenburg o...