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European International Cup
Semi Finals
Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Leverkusen 1-0 Real Sociedad

11' H. Calhanoglu (B04) 1-0



Calhanoglu carries Leverkusen to the European International Cup Final.

Semi Final Results
July 13, 2016
Fiorentina 0-1 SL Benfica
Leverkusen 1-0 Real Sociedad

Final
Leverkusen vs. SL Benfica

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European International Cup
Final
Sunday, July 17, 2016

Leverkusen 1-1 SL Benfica
*SL Benfica win 4-2 on penalties

27' J. Tah (B04) 1-0
45' INJ - Pizzi (BEN)
49' Jonas (BEN) 1-1
72' INJ - Eliseu (BEN)


Congratulations to SL Benfica, the European International Cup Champions!

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Starting XI
4-2-3-1 wide

GK- Bernd Leno (87)
RB- Tin Jedvaj (75)
RCB- Jonathan Tah (79)
LCB- Omer Toprak (85)
LB- Wendell (78)
CDM- Lars Bender (83)
CDM- Kevin Kampl (81)
RW- Julian Brandt (79)
LW- Admir Mehmedi (76)
CAM- Hakan Calhanoglu (81)
ST- Kevin Volland (81)

Substitutes
RM- Karim Bellarabi (84)
ST- Stefan Kiessling (78)
CDM- Julian Baumgartlinger (80)
CM- Charles Aranguiz (79)
CB- Aleksandar Dragovic (80)
RB- Roberto Hilbert (77)
GK- Ramazan Ozcan (75)

Reserves
RM- Robbie Kruse (74)
RB- Danny da Costa (72)
ST- Joel Pohjanpalo (70)
CM- Vladlen Yurchenko (67)
GK- Niklas Lomb (66)
LB- Benjamin Henrichs (65)
CB- Lukas Boeder (61)
CB- Joel Abu Hanna (60)
CAM- Sam Schreck (58)
CAM- Kai Havertz (57)

Injured
ST- Javier Hernandez (83)

On Loan
CB- Kyriakos Papadopoulos (79) - RB Leipzig
CB- Andre Ramalho (72) - Mainz
CDM- Marlon Frey (65) - Kaiserslautern
RB- Robin Tim Becker (61) - Heidenheim

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Bundesliga
Saturday, August 27, 2016
Borussia-Park
Monchengladbach 0-2 Leverkusen

70' YC- P. Hermann (MON)
73' H. Calhanoglu (LEV) 1-0
87' J. Tah (LEV) 2-0

Bernd Leno makes several huge saves in the first half (left), while Hakan Calhanoglu opens his account from a brilliant free kick (right).

Monchengladbach, Germany - Leverkusen was tested early with Monchengladbach coming out with a barrage on Bernd Leno's net. The Leverkusen goalkeeper was up for the challenge and kept the game scoreless heading into the half. The second half was a different story with Leverkusen controlling much of the action. As the half wore on, Monchengladbach seemed frustrated, creating many set pieces for Leverkusen's dangerous Hakan Calhanoglu. On his second attempt, Calhanoglu was able to break the deadlock in the 73rd minute as his free kick went up and over the wall to Jan Sommer's dismay in the 'Gladbach goal. The game was put to rest in the 87th minute with a loose ball from a corner that was volleyed home by Jonathan Tah, the Leverkusen defender.

Around the Bundesliga

August 26, 2016

Bayern Munich 3-0 Werder Bremen

August 27, 2016
Augsburg 2-1 Wolfsburg
Eintracht Frankfurt 1-2 Schalke
Hamburg 2-2 Ingolstadt
Koln 2-1 Darmstadt
Monchengladbach 0-2 Leverkusen

August 28, 2016

Hertha Berlin 0-1 SC Freiburg
Dortmund 3-1 Mainz
Hoffenheim 0-1 RB Leipzig

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Bundesliga
Saturday, September 10, 2016
BayArena

Leverkusen 2-2 Hamburg

7' YC- A. Halilovic (HAM)
31' K. Volland PEN (LEV) 1-0
51' A. Halilovic (HAM) 1-1
61' J. Brandt (LEV) 2-1
70' P. Lasogga (HAM) 2-2

Pierre-Michel Lasogga finds the equalizer in the 70th minute to rescue a point for Hamburg who outshot Leverkusen 15-11.

Leverkusen, Germany - Both home and visiting supporters walked away from this one entertained as Hamburg were able to level twice in a 2-2 draw. Hamburg found themselves behind early when Douglas Santos took down Karim Bellarabi in the box, resulting in Kevin Volland's first Bundesliga goal for his new side. It stayed that way into the break, but Hamburg came out rejuvenated and capitalized on a failed clearance to draw level in the 51st minute. The game seemed to be teetering back towards Leverkusen's control when Julian Brandt lashed home a close range effort just ten minutes later, however Pierre-Michel Lasogga evened the score with a scrappy finish on a bouncing ball in the box. Neither team should be overly excited or frustrated from the result. It was a game that could have gone either way but ended in a deserved point apiece. Up next, Leverkusen opens their Champions League adventure with a trip into Poland to face Legia Warszawa mid-week.

Around the Bundesliga

September 10, 2016
Darmstadt 1-2 Eintracht Frankfurt
Ingolstadt 2-2 Hertha Berlin
Leverkusen 2-2 Hamburg
RB Leipzig 1-1 Dortmund
SC Freiburg 1-0 Monchengladbach
Schalke 0-2 Bayern Munich
Wolfsburg 1-2 Koln

September 11, 2016
Werder Bremen 1-3 Augsburg
Mainz 0-0 Hoffenheim

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Champions League

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

Polish Army Stadium
Legia Warszawa 1-1 Leverkusen

47' INJ - N. Nikolic (LEG)
54' Guilherme (LEG) 1-0
65' K. Volland (LEV) 1-1

Kevin Volland strikes for the second game running to rescue a point for Leverkusen who were outplayed for lengthy periods of play in Poland.

Warsaw, Poland - In the first Champions League matchday, Leverkusen traveled to Poland to take on Legia Warszawa. The match was much more difficult than expected and Legia Warszawa saw the better of play for the majority of the game. Although Leverkusen had the advantage in shots (11-9), Legia Warszawa held a 54-46 edge in possession and looked the more dangerous team. The Group A clash finally saw the first goal in the 54th minute as Guilherme crushed a loose ball from a corner kick into the back of Bernd Leno's net. It didn't take long for Kevin Volland to collect a ball, spin his defender, and head in one-on-one with Arkadiusz Malarz who could do little with Volland's bending shot that found the top corner of the goal. Volland's goal in the 65th minute would turn out to be the last quality chance for Leverkusen as they held on for dear life with Legia Warszawa pushing for the three points at home. Ultimately the final whistle blew with a full-time score of 1-1 and a point apiece. Elsewhere in Group A found Neymar striking three times in Barcelona's 4-1 thrashing of FC Basel in Spain.

Around the Champions League

September 13, 2016
Ajax 2-2 Dortmund
Celtic 0-1 Napoli
CSKA Moscor 1-1 Sporting CP
FC Kobenhavn 0-2 Manchester City
PSG 0-0 Roma
RB Salzburg 0-1 FC Porto
Real Madrid 2-1 BSC Young Boys
SL Benfica 0-1 Tottenham

September 14, 2016
Bayern Munich 2-1 PSV
Besiktas 1-2 Sevilla FC
Club Brugge 1-0 Atletico Madrid
FC Barcelona 4-1 FC Basel
Juventus 4-0 AS Monaco
Legia Warszawa 1-1 Leverkusen
Leicester City 1-2 OL-Lyon
Monchengladbach 2-0 Arsenal