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Deutsche Welle : sport
24  avril     14h25
Cruciate ligament rupture: all you need to know
   If the knee joint is overstretched or twisted too much during sport, the cruciate ligament often tears. How is the injury treated, how long are you sidelined for and can you return
27  janvier     15h19
Torn cruciate ligament can create pressure on the psyche
   Serious sports injuries that require months of rehab take a mental toll on the affected athletes. Experts bemoan the fact that support from sports psychologists for injured athletes remains the exception, not the rule.
26  avril     14h08
Why do female footballers get so many ACL injuries?
   Arsenal and England captain Leah Williamson is the latest player to be ruled out of the World Cup with an ACL injury. Once again, the question is being asked: Why are ACL tears so much more common in women
19  avril     10h18
Julian Nagelsmann to stay as German national football coach
   Julian Nagelsmann has extended his contract with the German national soccer team ahead of Euro . Nagelsmann had been heavily linked with a return to his previous job at Bayern Munich.
18  avril     11h33
Champions League: Bundesliga trumps Premier League
   It is only the second time since that two German sides are in the men’s Champion League final four without any English team present. History bodes well for Bayern Munich.
    07h43
Ahead of Paris Olympics, outcry grows over water pollution
   Worries about the water quality for Paris events in the River Seine follow other environmental sport scandals in western Europe. Can triathlon, marathon swimming and rowing continue in open waters
17  avril     18h29
Countdown to the Paris Olympics begins
   The Olympic flame has been lit with days left before Paris kicks off in the French capital. At a time of global crisis, security will be a top priority.
    08h29
Not safe’: Saudi Arabia slammed after jailing football fans
   Several Saudi Arabian football fans have been jailed for singing a song celebrating a religious figure at a game. Human rights experts warn it is now not safe to attend a match.
16  avril     09h30
Commonwealth Games faces uncertain future
   Australia has pulled out of hosting the Commonwealth Games. Malaysia and Singapore have decided against stepping in. Is there a future for an event that some feel is a relic of empire
07  avril     17h54
US women’s football team: Will new generation still fight for social causes?
   The responsibility of what it means to play for the US women’s football team has always been more than just the game. Will the new generation continue to champion marginalized communities
05  avril     20h33
Richarlison can spur change in Brazilian football mentality
   The Tottenham striker’s comments about how working with a psychologist saved his career and his life could spur a major change in attitude toward mental health in Brazilian football. He’s not alone in this effort.
27  mars     14h18
How sports science is now benefitting everyday athletes
   Football stars and their movements are measured down to the smallest detail for injury prevention and biomechanical analysis. What used to be the sole domain of professional sports can benefit everyday athletes.
21  mars     14h24
DFB’s anti-racism campaign: Positive but is it sufficient?
   Germany’s football association is launching a new anti racism campaign. But, in the current climate, its approach may not be enough.
14  mars     13h48
Aleksandar Pavlovic: Germany’s gain, Serbia’s loss?
   Bayern Munich’s rising star, Aleksandar Pavlovic, has been called up to the German national team. The Munich born midfielder says his decision is for Germany and not against Serbia as both prepare for EURO .