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- Oct 13
Bradley Barcola scores hat-trick as Liverpool beat LASK 6-3 in Champions League
Liverpool beat LASK 6-3 in Linz on Wednesday, 14 October, with Bradley Barcola scoring his first goals and first treble for the club. The win came three days after a 3-0 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday, 11 October.
- Oct 13
Jérôme Boateng joins Trabzonspor coaching staff as assistant to Thomas Reis
Former Germany international Jérôme Boateng has confirmed on Instagram that he works as assistant coach at Trendyol Süper Lig club Trabzonspor under head coach Thomas Reis. The move follows a planned Bayern coaching internship that fan protests blocked in 2025 after his 2024 conviction for intentional bodily harm.
- Sep 24
Sayed Abu Farchi sent off for corner-flag celebration in Israel's 3-1 defeat to Austria
Israel forward Sayed Abu Farchi was dismissed after receiving a second yellow card for his corner-flag goal celebration during a 3-1 Nations League defeat against Austria in Linz.
- Sep 21
Archaeologists analyze one ton of Iron Age metal bars found along the Danube in Upper Austria
A study in Antiquity documents at least 500 double-pointed iron bars recovered from a Danube gravel quarry in Deinham, representing over one ton of La Tene period metal.
- Aug 26
LASK overturns four-goal deficit against Celtic to reach Champions League league phase
Austrian champion LASK defeated Celtic 5-1 after extra time in Linz on Tuesday, overturning a 4-0 aggregate deficit to qualify for the Champions League league stage for the first time.
- Aug 5
Danube and Rhine drop to record lows: nuclear plants halted, cruises cancelled, and barges run at a fifth of capacity
The Danube and Rhine have hit critical lows after a summer of heatwaves above 40°C and reduced Alpine snowmelt, cutting shipping, halting nuclear reactors in Romania and Hungary, and forcing cruise passengers onto buses.
- Jun 7
Munich Airport resumes flights after control tower evacuation over faulty ventilation component
Air traffic at Munich Airport was suspended for nearly two hours on Sunday evening after staff reported an intense burning smell in the control tower, later traced to a defective ventilation part.
