Augsburg will be playing Bundesliga football for a 16th consecutive season when Germany’s top flight resumes in August. As one of the league’s most stable clubs, Benjamin Weber paid tribute to the...
Hearts were either going to be drawn against seeded sides Sturm Graz or Fenerbahce in the Champions League second qualifying round and it was the Austrians who came out of the pot. On the one hand, it means they drew a side who finished 26th in last season's Europa League instead of one that finished above Celtic in 19th. Facing Fabio Ingolitsch's Austrian Bundesliga runners-up could be considered the slightly easier tie, but either was going to be tough due to their greater European experience.
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