Freiburg
Americannoun
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Official name: Freiburg im Breisgau. a city in SW Germany, in SW Baden-Württemberg: under Austrian rule (1368–1805); university (1457). Pop: 212 495 (2003 est)
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the German name for Fribourg
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Just like Eze, Olise comes into this match after a player of the match performance in which he scored two goals and made three assists in Bayern's 6-2 win over Freiburg.
From BBC
Union Berlin and Freiburg played out a scoreless draw in the German capital, with both sides having goals struck off by VAR.
From Barron's
They include Papiss Cisse, who scored 37 goals in 117 appearances for Newcastle United after joining for £9m from Bundesliga side Freiburg in January 2012.
From BBC
Should Merlin Rohl's loan move from Freiburg be made permanent for an agreed £17m - the reported stipulation is that Everton need to avoid relegation for the clause to be triggered - their net spend will climb to £114m.
From BBC
The Daily Mail, which first revealed the family link, reports that it found hundreds of pages of documents in an archive in Freiburg, Germany, which showed Mr Dobrowolski was known as "The Butcher" or "Agent No 30" by Wehrmacht commanders.
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