EPISODE · Oct 6, 2020 · 35 MIN
Bayern back on track and Dortmund hold on to Sancho
from Steilcast - A show about the Bundesliga & German football
The Athletic's Raphael Honigstein is joined by Christoph Biermann & Kevin Hatchard to reflect on the Bundesliga weekend that saw Robert Lewandowski ride to Bayern's rescue once again, a Gio Reyna-inspired Dortmund beat Freiburg and a tough start to life for new Schalke manager Manuel Baum losing 4-0 at Leipzig.Elsewhere we roundup all the transfer window activity including a flurry of late signings for Bayern and of course the biggest non-transfer of the summer as Jadon Sancho stays firmly put at Dortmund.Subscribe to The Athletic for access to Raphael Honigstein's unrivalled coverage of the Bundesliga & German football including his recent piece on the inside story of how Dortmund kept hold of Jadon Sancho - head to theathletic.com/steilcastpod to sign up for just £1-a-month Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The Athletic's Raphael Honigstein is joined by Christoph Biermann & Kevin Hatchard to reflect on the Bundesliga weekend that saw Robert Lewandowski ride to Bayern's rescue once again, a Gio Reyna-inspired Dortmund beat Freiburg and a tough start to life for new Schalke manager Manuel Baum losing 4-0 at Leipzig.Elsewhere we roundup all the transfer window activity including a flurry of late signings for Bayern and of course the biggest non-transfer of the summer as Jadon Sancho stays firmly put at Dortmund.Subscribe to The Athletic for access to Raphael Honigstein's unrivalled coverage of the Bundesliga & German football including his recent piece on the inside story of how Dortmund kept hold of Jadon Sancho - head to theathletic.com/steilcastpod to sign up for just £1-a-month Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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