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Arsenal Sign German Keeper Bernd Leno As Jens Lehmann Leaves
The Gunners, who finished sixth last season, had previously signed Swiss defender Stephan Lichtsteiner on a free from Juventus, while midfielder Granit Xhaka extended his contract.
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Football Goalkeeper Max Crocombe Urinates On The Field During Match, Gets Red Card
Max Crocombe is not the first goalkeeper to surrender to nature. Former Germany and Arsenal star Jens Lehmann ran behind an advertising hoarding to relieve himself during a Champions League game in 2009 when he was at Stuttgart.
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Prosecutors Seek Three And a Half Years' Jail for 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz'
German prosecutors today said they were seeking three and a half years' jail for a former SS officer known as the "Bookkeeper of Auschwitz".
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Mesut Ozil Must Fire in Big Games, Says Jens Lehmann
Mesut Ozil joined Arsenal from Spanish giants Real Madrid two summers ago and the 26-year-old scored five goals and provided nine assists last season.
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Schalke confirm interest in evergreen Lehmann
Champions League semi-finalists Schalke 04 have confirmed their interest in former Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann following his brief comeback last season with Premier League giants Arsenal.
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Evergreen Lehmann ready to play on
Veteran ex-Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann said on Wednesday he could yet play on for Premier League giants Arsenal next season, even though he will turn 42 in November.
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Wenger confirms shock Lehmann return
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger confirmed on Thursday that goalkeeper Jens Lehmann is set to re-join the club until the end of the season.
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Lehmann set for Arsenal return, eyes title
Ex-Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has said he aims to help Arsenal win the Premier League title as he looks set to come out of retirement to help ease the north London club's injury crisis.
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Lehmann slapped with three-match ban
Jens Lehmann has been banned for three games by the German Football Federation's (DFB) disciplinary commission after his red card in last weekend's Bundesliga game.
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Lehmann slapped with three-match ban
Jens Lehmann has been banned for three games by the German Football Federation's (DFB) disciplinary commission after his red card in last weekend's Bundesliga g
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We are in shock, admits Lehmann
Jens Lehmann admitted his side were in shock after losing Euro 2008 final as a first-half strike by Liverpool's Fernando Torres sealed Spain's 1-0 triumph.
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Beckenbauer calls for Lehmann exit
German soccer great Franz Beckenbauer wants goalkeeper Jens Lehmann to step down and make way for younger players.
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Lehmann plans to retire after Euro 2008
Germany and Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann plans to retire after playing the 2008 European Championship.
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Germany wins shootout over Argentina
Jens Lehmann made the key saves in the penalty shootout on Friday to send Germany into the World Cup semifinals with a 4-2 win over Argentina.
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Lehmann to miss Germany's first gathering
Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann will miss Germany's first gathering before the World Cup because of the Champions League final.
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Arsenal Sign German Keeper Bernd Leno As Jens Lehmann Leaves
The Gunners, who finished sixth last season, had previously signed Swiss defender Stephan Lichtsteiner on a free from Juventus, while midfielder Granit Xhaka extended his contract.
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Football Goalkeeper Max Crocombe Urinates On The Field During Match, Gets Red Card
Max Crocombe is not the first goalkeeper to surrender to nature. Former Germany and Arsenal star Jens Lehmann ran behind an advertising hoarding to relieve himself during a Champions League game in 2009 when he was at Stuttgart.
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Prosecutors Seek Three And a Half Years' Jail for 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz'
German prosecutors today said they were seeking three and a half years' jail for a former SS officer known as the "Bookkeeper of Auschwitz".
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Mesut Ozil Must Fire in Big Games, Says Jens Lehmann
Mesut Ozil joined Arsenal from Spanish giants Real Madrid two summers ago and the 26-year-old scored five goals and provided nine assists last season.
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Schalke confirm interest in evergreen Lehmann
Champions League semi-finalists Schalke 04 have confirmed their interest in former Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann following his brief comeback last season with Premier League giants Arsenal.
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Evergreen Lehmann ready to play on
Veteran ex-Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann said on Wednesday he could yet play on for Premier League giants Arsenal next season, even though he will turn 42 in November.
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Wenger confirms shock Lehmann return
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger confirmed on Thursday that goalkeeper Jens Lehmann is set to re-join the club until the end of the season.
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Lehmann set for Arsenal return, eyes title
Ex-Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has said he aims to help Arsenal win the Premier League title as he looks set to come out of retirement to help ease the north London club's injury crisis.
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Lehmann slapped with three-match ban
Jens Lehmann has been banned for three games by the German Football Federation's (DFB) disciplinary commission after his red card in last weekend's Bundesliga game.
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Lehmann slapped with three-match ban
Jens Lehmann has been banned for three games by the German Football Federation's (DFB) disciplinary commission after his red card in last weekend's Bundesliga g
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We are in shock, admits Lehmann
Jens Lehmann admitted his side were in shock after losing Euro 2008 final as a first-half strike by Liverpool's Fernando Torres sealed Spain's 1-0 triumph.
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Beckenbauer calls for Lehmann exit
German soccer great Franz Beckenbauer wants goalkeeper Jens Lehmann to step down and make way for younger players.
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Lehmann plans to retire after Euro 2008
Germany and Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann plans to retire after playing the 2008 European Championship.
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Germany wins shootout over Argentina
Jens Lehmann made the key saves in the penalty shootout on Friday to send Germany into the World Cup semifinals with a 4-2 win over Argentina.
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Lehmann to miss Germany's first gathering
Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann will miss Germany's first gathering before the World Cup because of the Champions League final.
