Germany: A divided football nation
By DW
24 April 2022 |
5:50 pm
25 years after reunification, all of Germany's top-class professional teams are from the old West Germany. The same goes for the 2nd division with the exception of Union Berlin. But there is hope, chiefly for RB Leipzig.
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