Leverkusen made history on Sunday by becoming the first German club to win the championship after a 5-0 victory over Bremen, securing their 43rd consecutive unbeaten game. Amid a chaotic celebration, coach Xabi Alonso's mastermind strategy led the team to their first title in the club's history, possibly setting them up for a historic treble with Europa League and German Cup finals still to come.
Severe weather with strong winds, heavy rain, and possible hail and thunderstorms is expected tomorrow, with a yellow weather warning in place for the entire country. KLM has already cancelled and delayed flights, and drivers of high-profile vehicles should be cautious of dangerous wind gusts.
This Prince's Day will get a major makeover, including adding concerts and public encounters to make it attractive again. The first changes will be seen as early as Sept. 17 of this year.
NS conductor attacked by group of boys on train, resulting in one minor being arrested. NS files complaint as violence towards employees increases.
Disappointment for FvD in Flanders as party fails to gather enough signatures to participate in European Parliament elections, despite high hopes from leader Baudet.
PSV moved closer to its 25th national championship with a straightforward 6-0 victory over Vitesse in Eindhoven, with Luuk de Jong scoring twice and equaling the top scorer position and Heurelho Gomes returning to the field as a club legend during halftime celebrations.