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GMA Network
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
SB19's 'Dungka!' featured in FIFA World Cup TikTok
SB19's song "Dungka!" was used in a recent TikTok uploaded by FIFA World Cup. The 20-second clip uploaded by FIFA shows a compilation of impressive games by Germany's Manuel Neuer. "Kung 'di mo raw siya gusto; tumabi ka d'yan," FIFA wrote in the caption. SB19 member Ken saw the video and commented, "FIFAAAAAAAAAAAAA" with different emojis. Pablo also reposted the video. "Dungka!" is an upbeat rave track from SB19's much-awaited EP "Simula at Wakas." The album also includes the comeback single, "DAM." Over the weekend, the P-Pop Kings kicked off their Simula at Wakas World Tour with a two-night concert at the Philippine Arena. SB19 will have their world tour across 18 cities in Asia and the Pacific, the Middle East, and North America.
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
In leather and dirndls, Bayern Munich toasts its men's and women's teams for Bundesliga double
Bayern's Thomas Mueller, center left, celebrates with the championship trophy next to his teammates on the town hall balcony in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) Bayern's Harry Kane stands with the championship trophy on the town hall balcony, at the championship celebration in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) Bayern's Harry Kane, right, stands with the championship trophy next to his teammates goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, 2nd left, and Joshua Kimmich, center, on the town hall balcony, at the championship celebration in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) Bayern's Harry Kane, right, arrives with the Championship trophy together with teammate Thomas Mueller, center, and Dieter Reiter (SPD), Lord Mayor of Munich, at the championship celebration in the city hall in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) Bayern's Harry Kane, right, arrives with the Championship trophy together with teammate Thomas Mueller, center, and Dieter Reiter (SPD), Lord Mayor of Munich, at the championship celebration in the city hall in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) Bayern's Thomas Mueller, center left, celebrates with the championship trophy next to his teammates on the town hall balcony in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) Bayern's Harry Kane stands with the championship trophy on the town hall balcony, at the championship celebration in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) Bayern's Harry Kane, right, stands with the championship trophy next to his teammates goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, 2nd left, and Joshua Kimmich, center, on the town hall balcony, at the championship celebration in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) Bayern's Harry Kane, right, arrives with the Championship trophy together with teammate Thomas Mueller, center, and Dieter Reiter (SPD), Lord Mayor of Munich, at the championship celebration in the city hall in Munich, Germany, Sunday, May 18, 2025. (Daniel Loeb/dpa via AP) MUNICH (AP) — Bayern Munich celebrated its men's and women's teams' Bundesliga success with a visit to Munich town hall on Sunday, when the players dressed in traditional Bavarian leather trousers or dirndl dresses. Thomas Müller bid adieu to Bayern's supporters from the town hall balcony, thanking them 'for all the wonderful years' after winning 13 Bundesliga titles in 25 years at the club. Advertisement The 35-year-old Müller, who joined Bayern as a 10-year-old, is leaving at the end of the season and had already taken his leave during the team's title celebrations. Bayern's men's team clinched the Bundesliga with two rounds to spare, while its women's team claimed a Bundesliga and German Cup double. The men's team will be content with 'just' a league title after Bayer Leverkusen ended its 11-year reign as champion the year before, and club powerbroker Uli Hoeneß took a swipe at some of the critics after failing in the Champions League and German Cup. 'I've always said that the German championship title is the most truthful one, and we won it by an incredible margin. Leverkusen 13 points (behind Bayern), Dortmund 25 points. If someone had told me that before the season, I would have called them crazy. We've rarely won the championship so convincingly,' Hoeneß said. Advertisement Bayern's men next turn their attention to FIFA's Club World Cup next month, while many of the women's team players will be competing with their respective countries at the Women's European Championship in Switzerland from July 2. ___ AP soccer:
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
📸 Bayern stars celebrate their title in Ibiza's holiday paradise
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. For several days, the planned Ibiza trip of FC Bayern has been attracting a lot of media attention. Are they going? Or are they not? And if so: When exactly are they heading to the Spanish holiday paradise? The answer: They are going. More precisely, they are flying. Yesterday, Sunday, a total of 13 players of the record champion took off in a southerly direction. Among them were Thomas Müller, Manuel Neuer, Harry Kane, and Serge Gnabry. Jetzt also doch Ibiza! 13 @FCBayern-Stars flogen am Sonntagvormittag von München los auf die Balearen-Insel – mit dabei @Manuel_Neuer @esmuellert_ #Kane #Goretzka @SergeGnabry #Guerreiro #Urbig #Pavlovic #Stanisic #Dier #Upamecano #Laimer und #Coman #FCBayern #FCB — BILD FC Bayern (@BILD_Bayern) May 11, 2025 And apparently, the freshly crowned champions experienced an exciting first party night. This is indicated by numerous pictures. Manuel Neuer, who, according to rumors, had never been seen without his goalkeeper gloves before, was diligently raising his advertising arm on the dance floor. The risk of another injury can also be ruled out: Skiing is rarely done on Ibiza, fortunately. Bayern players partying in Ibiza last night until early morning [📸 @BILD] — Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) May 12, 2025 (Note: To see all the photos, please click on the respective tweets) Harry Kane, contrary to all expectations, did not present himself in the typical English vacationer look - he celebrated quite casually in a T-shirt. Where are the sunburn and henna tattoo? Thomas Müller, on the other hand, took a break from his Bavarian evening attire and was almost as casual as Konrad Laimer. And the club legend also refrained from another funeral joke like at his farewell! — Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) May 12, 2025 Serge Gnabry posed relaxed with his teammates! Die Bayern-Spieler feiern auf Ibiza. [📸 BILD] — FC Bayern News (@iMiaSanMia_GER) May 12, 2025 There are no party pictures of Jonas Urbig, the goalkeeper's son, so far. Who knows: Maybe he was rejected at the entrance. It could have come to the epic battle "goalkeeper vs. doorman". 13 players made the trip to Ibiza this afternoon: Neuer, Müller, Kane, Goretzka, Gnabry, Guerreiro, Urbig, Pavlović, Stanišić, Dier, Upamecano, Coman and Laimer. Team manager Samuel Geiler travelled with them [📸 @BILD] — Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) May 11, 2025 Finally, the question remains: Why didn't Joshua Kimmich come along? Does the midfielder's sporting ambition predominate even in the last week of the season? 📸 Alexander Hassenstein - 2025 Getty Images
Asharq Al-Awsat
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Asharq Al-Awsat
Bayern Munich Celebrates Bundesliga Title with Last Home Win for Thomas Müller
Thomas Müller led Bayern Munich's Bundesliga title celebrations after helping the team beat Borussia Mönchengladbach 2-0 in his last home game for the club on Saturday. After being presented with the trophy, Bayern captain Manuel Neuer gave it to Müller to hoist toward the Munich sky and start the confetti-filled revelry, The Associated Press reported. There was another outpouring of emotion when Harry Kane got his chance to lift the 'salad bowl' — it's the England captain's first team trophy after a career of near-misses. Bayern won its record-extending 34th German championship title last weekend. Michael Olise made sure of Saturday's win by scoring one goal and setting up the other for Kane's league-leading 25th of the season to get the party underway in Munich. Relegation decided Bochum and Holstein Kiel were relegated while Leipzig's hopes of Champions League qualification ended after drawing at Werder Bremen 0-0. Last-placed Bochum lost at home to Mainz 4-1, and Kiel lost at home 2-1 to Freiburg, which consolidated fourth place and was poised for Champions League qualification. Leipzig's scoreless draw in Bremen left it four points behind Freiburg with one round remaining, meaning it can no longer qualify for Europe's lucrative premier competition. Neither Bochum nor Kiel have any possibility of catching third-from-bottom Heidenheim following the latter's 3-0 win at Union Berlin. Heidenheim made sure of at least a relegation playoff place. With one game left to play, Bochum had 22 points, Kiel 25, and Heidenheim 29 – just two behind St. Pauli, which had two matches remaining. St. Pauli plays its penultimate match at third-placed Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday. It's Bochum's seventh demotion from the top division. The club was promoted to the Bundesliga as the second division champion in 2021, ending an 11-year absence from the top division. Bochum defeated Bayern 3-2 away in March, but it was Dieter Hecking's team's only win in its last 11 games. 'I've been relegated before, it's anything but nice. You could see it with the lads, tears were flowing,' Bochum captain Maximilian Wittek said. 'It's among the worst things that can happen in football.' Kiel also gone Kiel was promoted for the first time only last season and coach Marcel Rapp's team has quickly returned to the second division. Kiel scored first but Johan Manzambi equalized before the break and Lucas Höler headed Freiburg toward the Champions League. Freiburg moved four points clear of Borussia Dortmund, which visits Bayer Leverkusen on Sunday for Xabi Alonso's last home game as Leverkusen coach. A Leverkusen win would send Freiburg to the Champions League. Hamburg returns After seven years away, Hamburger SV clinched its return to the Bundesliga by routing Ulm 6-1 in Germany's second division.
India Today
11-05-2025
- Sport
- India Today
Watch: Emotional Thomas Muller as Bayern lift Bundesliga title on his home farewell
In what was an emotionally charged evening at the Allianz Arena, Thomas Muller received a hero's farewell in his final home game for Bayern Munich, as the Bundesliga giants capped off their season with a 2–0 win over Borussia Mnchengladbach. The result sealed the club's record-extending 34th Bundesliga title, but the spotlight was firmly on Muller — Bayern's longest-serving player — who was visibly moved throughout the spent his entire professional career at Bayern, Muller was serenaded by the Bayern home crowd that chanted his name and waved banners in tribute to his remarkable journey. From a teenage debutant under Louis van Gaal to becoming the club's heartbeat, Muller has defined an era with his intelligence, selflessness, and iconic 'Raumdeuter' role. With 248 goals in all competitions and over 650 appearances for the club, Muller is one of the most decorated and influential players in German football the video here:" ."Thomas Mller's emotional farewell speech. @esmuellert_ #MiaSanMia FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) May 10, 2025Describing himself as a "modern gladiator," Muller was deeply emotional post-match as he waved to the crowd and embraced teammates, including long-time ally Manuel Neuer. During the celebrations, Neuer handed Muller the Bundesliga shield to officially kick off the championship festivities. The ceremony that followed the final whistle saw Muller hold the Bundesliga trophy high, a fitting moment for a player whose legacy is intertwined with the club's modern didn't mess about here...! #MiaSanMeister FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) May 10, 2025advertisementMoment! #MiaSanMeister FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) May 10, 2025 Manager Vincent Kompany and captain Manuel Neuer lauded Muller's leadership and enduring spirit, praising his unwavering commitment to the team's cause. While his future beyond Bayern remains uncertain, the night was a celebration of Muller's incredible contributions to the Bayern look ahead, Muller's influence — both on and off the pitch — will continue to be a defining part of the club's identity. The Allianz Arena, and indeed the Bundesliga, bade farewell to one of its greats.
