Harald Linder from the weekly paper “Kurier” asks KSC coach Ede Becker about the new soccer season.

Günter Knappe interviews Jens Zielinski and Steffi Hirth of the KSC’s (Karlsruher Sport Club) new media partner Die Neue Welle.

Replay of the European championship qualification game of the German U21 national team against Czech Republic on RheinmainTV-Sport Show.

Team captain Jérôme Boateng analyses the reasons for losing against the Czech Republic team at the Under-21 European Championship Qualifying Round.

After the defeat of the German U21 against the Czechs, the players count on the upcoming matches and on the return match to still qualify for the European Championship.

The German national team prepares for the crucial World Cup qualifications game in Russia. Among others, head coach Joachim Löw, captain Michael Ballack, and goal keeper René Adler provide their thoughts on the task at hand, often focusing more on the artificial playing surface than their Russian opponents.

Aiming for the hole in the wall isn’t as easy as it looks, but for Lukas the fifth time is a charm!

Today on the goal wall, Sebastian shows what he’s capable of.

This time in the Wiesbaden Brita Arena it’s not about winning, rather about helping children in need. Many celebrities, like seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schuhmacher, have taken to the playing field for this cause.

The organisation Girls Wanted supports the young talents of women’s football and runs events for the young players on a regular basis.

Soccer player Lars Stindl talks about his beginnings with the Karlsruher SC. He also tells us how he made his debut at the SC and how he scored his first goal.

German soccer fan Jens Guthmann is a die-hard supporter of Eintracht Frankfurt. Rhein-Main TV visits him at his home to present him with an autographed Eintracht pennant.

For animal lovers: A former US troops area near Hanau will be the new home for up to thirty Przewalski horses – the last remaining subspecies of the wild horse.

For several years now, a small herd of wild Przewalski horses – named for Russian explorer Colonel Przewalski – has been grazing in Hanau near Frankfurt am Main. They are considered the last living subspecies of the wild horse.

For animal lovers: currently there is a lack of everything at the Nied Animal Protection Society in Frankfurt. There were not enough Christmas donations and the animal shelter is, as always, extremely crowded after Christmas.