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Norway has two clubs in the Champions League—and both begin their campaigns against German opposition.

Viking travel to Stuttgart for their first match in the competition’s main stage, while Bodø/Glimt face Bayern München after another extraordinary European campaign.


Markus and Jan Fjørtoft look at how Viking returned to the top of Norwegian football...


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Loris Karius produced an outstanding performance as newly promoted Schalke held Bayern München to a remarkable 0–0 draw. Bayern had 83% possession, 15 shots and an xG of 1.94, but Karius made five saves to secure Schalke’s first point of the season and end Bayern’s run of scoring in 47 consecutive Bundesliga matches.

Markus and Jan Åge Fjørtoft review all nine matches a...


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The battle for the future of FIFA is heating up! In this episode, Markus and Jan Aage are joined by Sky News sports correspondent Rob Harris, who takes us behind the scenes of the escalating power struggle around FIFA President Gianni Infantino.

As UEFA ramps up its legal pressure and the stakes rise, Rob provides exclusive insights into the motivations and machination...


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Elversberg stunned Bayer Leverkusen in their first-ever Bundesliga match, while Bayern München’s five-goal victory delivered an ominous warning to the rest of the league.


Markus Fjørtofts reviews every major story from the opening weekend of the 2026/27 Bundesliga season.


Four seasons after competing in Germany’s fourth tier, Elversberg m...


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The Bundesliga is back, so we're taking on all 18 clubs in 18 minutes.

Markus Fjørtoft breaks down every Bundesliga team ahead of 2026/27: last season, key transfers, managers, players to watch and the biggest question facing each club. Who can challenge Bayern? Can Dortmund close the gap? How good are Stuttgart? Why should we be worried about Bremen and Union? And wha...


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