Manuel Neuer has entered the final year of his contract with Bayern and his future has seemed uncertain lately, but Bayern have shown him their trust, support and unconditional respect in the most practical way possible.

He was expected to sign him to a new contract, with the two sides reaching a final agreement and the 37-year-old goalkeeper committing to Bayern until the summer of 2025 to – should his time run out – complete his 14-year spell with Bayern finish the German champions.

At the same time, Bayern also signed… their second goalkeeper, Sven Ulreich, who has been Neuer’s alter ego under goal for two years, with the 35-year-old keeper also signing a cooperation contract with Bayern until 2025.

Just 24 hours before their European “final” against PAOK with the victory over first place in the 7th group of the Conference League (both teams received tickets for the knockout games of the competition), Eintracht met at home on Stuttgart and the Eagles were injured twice in the final.

In the competition they lost 1:2 at home to the Swabians and were eliminated from the top 6 of the table. The bad thing about it is that their fans took the lead in wild episodes outside the “Deutsche Bank Park” “Targeted against the police.

The reason for this is the presence of a strong police force inside the stadium, which angered the part of the organized Eintracht, as fans outside the stadium clashed with security forces and then showed their reaction by leaving the horseshoe in which they were accommodated and then there returned first 20 minutes of the game.

THE Stuttgart It passed through Frankfurt like a siphon and overwhelmed it Concord with 2-1 for the 12th matchday of the Bundesliga, before PAOK travels to the “final” of the Europa Conference League group in the same city.

The Swabians were overwhelming literally from the first minute, with Deniz Udav scoring the first goal. Although Seru Girassi started the game from the bench, Udav proved to be a worthy substitute as he also scored in stoppage time of the 1st half, regaining the lead that had been lost through Waldemar Anton’s own goal in the 26th minute.

Sebastian Hennessy’s team constantly created good chances, Dino Topmeller’s team had a bad day and didn’t come close to Alexander Nibel’s goal and if there was another goal, it would be for Stuttgart. It remained 2-1 until the end, the guests stayed in 3rd place and the home team waited for the “double-header”.

• The composition of Eintracht: Trapp, Buta (80′ Aaronson), Tuta, Patso, Max (55′ Enkunku), Dina Ebib, Skiri, Larsson, Knauf (70′ Götze), Saiby, Marmus (80′ Engankam)

The results of the 12th game

• Cologne – Bavaria 0-1 (20′ Kane)
• Dortmund – Gladbach 4-2 (30′ Zabitcher, 32′ Philkrug, 45′ Bynow Gittens, 90+7′ Mullen / 13′ Reitz, 28′ Kone)
• Freiburg – Darmstadt 1-1 (35′ Heller / 18′ Honsack)
• Union – Augsburg 1-1 (88′ Folland / 39′ Pen. Demirovic)
• Wolfsburg – Leipzig 2-1 (9′ Vid, 66′ Rogerio / 52′ Poulsen)
• Werder – Leverkusen 0-3 (9′ aut. Deman, 42′ Fribong, 76′ Grimaldo)
• Eintracht – Stuttgart 1-2 (26′ aut. Anton / 1′, 45+1′ Udav)
• November 26th 4:30 p.m Heidenheim – Bochum
• November 26th 6:30 p.m Hoffenheim – Mainz

The program for the 13th matchday

• 12.01. 9:30 p.m Darmstadt – Cologne
• 12.02. 4:30 p.m Bavaria – Union
• 12.02. 4:30 p.m Leipzig – Heidenheim
• 12.02. 4:30 p.m Gladbach – Hoffenheim
• 12.02. 4:30 p.m Bochum – Wolfsburg
• 12.02. 19:30 o’clock Stuttgart-Werder
• 12.03. 4:30 p.m Mainz – Freiburg
• 12.03. 6:30 p.m Leverkusen – Dortmund
• 12.03. 8:30 p.m Augsburg – Eintracht