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Werder Bremen travel to MHPArena for Bundesliga Matchday 31 on Sunday, April 26, with kickoff set for 15:30 CEST. Stuttgart come into the match on 56 points from 30 games, one point behind fourth-place Hoffenheim and still very much in the Champions League race. Werder sit 15th on 31 points from 30 matches, so they are not in full panic mode, but they are still too close to the bottom to treat this like a free swing. In the U.S., the match is listed on ESPN+. The timing matters. Stuttgart just went 120 minutes in the DFB-Pokal semifinal and beat Freiburg 2-1 in extra time on April 23, which puts some real workload stress on this spot. At the same

Dortmund hosts Friburgo at Signal Iduna Park on Sunday, April 26, in Bundesliga Matchday 31, with kickoff set for 11:30 AM ET. This is a big spot in the top-four race and, really, in the race for second as well. Dortmund comes in second on 64 points, only two clear of Leipzig after Saturday’s results, while Friburgo sits on 43 points and still very much alive in the European chase. The mood around the two clubs is different, though. Dortmund has dropped back-to-back league matches against Leverkusen and Hoffenheim, which is its first two-game Bundesliga losing streak in more than a year. Friburgo, on the other hand, has put together consecutive league wins for the first time in 2026, but

What should have been a day to remember for Nathan Church turned into one he’d almost like to forget. The St. Louis rookie outfielder hit two home runs and robbed another with a leaping catch at the wall, but he grounded into a game-ending double play as the Cardinals fell 11-9 to the visiting Seattle Mariners. The Cardinals will attempt to avoid being swept in the three-game interleague series when it wraps up on Sunday afternoon. “It was a good day for our offense, put up a lot of runs, but the outcome wasn’t what we wanted,” said Church, 25, who was summoned out of the dugout by the fans after his two-run homer in the seventh inning broke a

Washington Nationals shortstop Nasim Nunez delivered two hits, four RBIs and a stolen base during Saturday’s 6-3, 10-inning victory against the host Chicago White Sox. Nunez acknowledged he was aiming to emulate one of his favorite players, current New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor — a path that might serve Nunez well again Sunday afternoon when Washington meets Chicago in the rubber game of a three-game set. “Honestly, I was just like, ‘Let’s be nasty,'” Nunez said. “I told my parents before the game I was trying to channel my 2018 Lindor (then with Cleveland). I model my game after him, so I was watching some highlights and stuff. I just channeled that and just went out there to be.”