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He also does a podcast on the so-called foals called "Fohlenfutter". He'll try to make sense of the comings and goings amid Gladbach's huge rebuilding effort, which saw almost all of their key attacking players leave with french striker Marcus Thuram, captain Lars Stindl, German national player Jonas Hofmann as well as Algerian left back Ramy Bensebaini.

tune in to today's episode with special guest Uli Hesse, acclaimed sports writer and veteran BVB Dortmund superfan, who will give us a detailed look into the depths of the soul of a fan who watched his club fumble the championship on the last day of the season.

Our featured guest today is Mara Pfeiffer, an author and journalist/blogger/podcast host and firstly, an expert on all things related to Mainz 05. She will tell us all about the little club that brought you Jürgen Klopp and Thomas Tuchel.

Germany in panic mode!

Reng will help us review Eintracht Frankfurt's wild ride of a season in his capacity as an avid Eintracht supporter. Then Christoph will review Köln's season, since he lived there for over 20 years, which automatically makes him an expert on all things related to the "Effzeh" from Cologne.

We'll start with a "best of the rest" lineup, a team of the season without players from Bayern or BVB and only one player from any team.

regular season play is over but the season isn't quite done until we know who won the German FA Cup, the DFB Pokal, and whether the third from the bottom of the first Bundesliga can stay up or if the third best team of the second Bundesliga can make it to the top flight.

in a season finale for the ages, beloved underdogs Dortmund crapped the bed at home against Mainz, while Bayern couldn't believe that they won their eleventh Bundesliga title in a row.

Dear listener,
in what is turning out to be one of the crazier seasons in recent Bundesliga history, the BVB is back in first place with one more game to play.

Dear listeners,
Raphael was at the BayArena to witness Xabi Alonso's side take 23 shots on goal and strike the bar once. In the end, Roma made use of every trick in the book to hold on, like delaying the game with fake injuries and interrupting the flow of the game at every chance.