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Borussia Mönchengladbach beat Karlsruher SC in the DFB-Pokal, with Shuto Machino and Zento Uno starting and Ko Itakura returning from absence. At Karlsruhe, Shio Fukuda made his presence felt for the home side. Japanese fans are following the match closely given the number of Japanese players involved on both sides, keeping the Pokal trending in Japan.
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A truck driver has died in an accident on Neureuter Straße in Karlsruhe, Germany. Local outlet Die Rheinpfalz reported the fatal crash, which occurred on the road in the city's north-west. Details about the cause of the accident and whether other vehicles were involved have not been widely reported, and authorities have not yet released further information about the victim.
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The German football cup (DFB-Pokal) is in the spotlight as second-round fixtures are played on 27-28 October 2026. Bayern Munich face Magdeburg, Bochum take on Mainz, and Borussia Mönchengladbach beat Karlsruhe 2:0. Fans and betting sites are following the results and sharing match previews, goals and online streams across Russian-language sports media.
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Borussia Mönchengladbach are preparing for a DFB-Pokal match against Karlsruher SC. Attention in Germany is on a reported transfer decision involving defender Joe Scally, which fans see as a possible catalyst for the squad before the cup game. Supporters are debating whether the club should sell or keep the American full-back and how Gladbach will fare against the second-division side.
- 5Free Textile Design Jam at HfG Karlsruhe Announced●Textil Design Jam @ HfG Staatliche Hochschule für Gestaltung (HfG) Karlsruhe, Friday, November 20 at 11:00 AM GMT+1 Text
The State University of Design (HfG) in Karlsruhe is hosting a Textile Design Jam from November 20 to 22, 2026, with participation free of charge. The event invites people to bring unfinished upcycling projects and work on them together, focusing on textile design and sustainable reuse of materials. The announcement, shared in German, notes a start time of 11:00 AM on the Friday and is aimed at anyone needing time, space and company for their textile work.
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Borussia Mönchengladbach defeated Karlsruher SC in the DFB-Pokal, ending KSC coach Markus Senft's run despite his pre-match vow that his side would not be brushed aside. Karlsruher's players admitted they played too slowly and worked too little. A controversial moment saw Gladbach's captain sent off despite a bleeding cut, a decision sparking debate among fans and pundits.
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German football fans are following the latest DFB-Pokal cup fixtures, with attention on the tie between Karlsruher SC and Borussia Mönchengladbach. KSC coach Markus Senft said he has no intention of letting his team be 'blown away' by Gladbach, signalling his side will compete hard despite facing a Bundesliga opponent. The remark has fed pre-match discussion about whether the second-division club can pull off an upset.
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Borussia Mönchengladbach are set to play Karlsruher SC, a fixture drawing attention among German football followers. The matchup pits the Bundesliga side against the second-division club, and fans are searching for information on when the game kicks off, where to watch it on TV or via stream, and how the teams line up. Little confirmed detail about the match, its competition or its result is available so far.
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Karlsruher SC are in focus ahead of their match against Borussia Mönchengladbach, with bookmaker Tipico publishing predicted line-ups for the tie. Fans are debating who should start for the second-division side as they face the Bundesliga club, with the expected XIs drawing attention on match day.
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Borussia Mönchengladbach are facing second-division side Karlsruher SC at Borussia-Park, and fans are discussing the occasion as KSC reportedly brings the largest away crowd Mönchengladbach has seen. The cross-division fixture has drawn attention from supporters of both clubs, with talk focused on the visiting turnout and how the second-tier side fares against the Bundesliga club.
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German media report several tram-related incidents: in Leipzig, a tram struck a pedestrian and police are investigating. In Mannheim, tram services were disrupted after a collision with a cyclist. In Karlsruhe, a ticket inspector was injured after being punched in the face. The separate incidents have drawn attention to safety around tram networks and assaults on transport staff.
- 12Older Fritzboxes can still get ad-filter security fix●RE: https:// vhs.social/@karlsruhe/11750689 4667467304 Damit könnt Ihr übrigens auch auf älteren Fritzboxen, die das Upd
A workaround is circulating for older AVM Fritzbox routers that no longer receive the Fritz!OS 8.5 update with its built-in ad filter. By adding a single entry to the router's internet configuration, users can retrofit the security function without upgrading the device. The tip is being shared among German-speaking users looking to keep outdated hardware protected.
- 13Karlsruhe and Tübingen education research college gets €2.4 million renewal●Das Forschungs- und Nachwuchskolleg „Aufgabenqualität im digital gestützten Unterricht“ (AQUA-d) von Pädagogischer # Hoc
The research and early-career college AQUA-d ('task quality in digitally supported teaching'), run jointly by the Karlsruhe University of Education and the Tübingen School of Education, has received a further 2.4 million euros from the state of Baden-Württemberg for three more years. The programme links research on the quality of learning tasks with digital teaching and trains doctoral researchers, a funding renewal welcomed in German education circles.
- 14PSK Lions Karlsruhe claim first home win in derby against Tübingen●Mit Hart wieder herzlich: PSK Lions feiern in packendem Derby gegen Tübingen ersten Heimsieg https:// fed.brid.gy/r/http
PSK Lions Karlsruhe have celebrated their first home win of the season, beating rivals Tübingen in a closely fought derby. Local reporting frames the victory as a turning point, noting that the atmosphere around the Hart arena turned celebratory again after a difficult stretch. Fans are reacting to the team finally converting home games into wins.