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The Europa League quarter-finals are here, meaning SC are back in action on the European stage. Celta Vigo stand between them and a place in the final four, with the Spanish side making the trip to the Breisgau for the first leg on Thursday evening (21:00 CEST).

SC were beaten 3-2 at home by FC Bayern München on Saturday. After Johan Manzambi and Lucas Höler had fired the hosts into a 2-0 lead, the league leaders turned the game around with two goals in a ten-minute period of injury time. Tom Bischof netted twice for Bayern before Lennart Karl scored the winning goal.

For matchday 28 of the Bundesliga season, SC are gearing up to host FC Bayern München at the Europa-Park Stadion on Saturday. Kick-off against the record champions is scheduled for 15:30 CET.

Six SC players represented their nations over the recent international break.

It had already been confirmed that all fixtures on matchday 34 would kick off simultaneously at 15:30 CEST on Saturday, 16th May. The German Football League (DFL) has now also confirmed the exact kick-off times for the remaining fixtures from matchday 31 to 33.

Igor Matanovic scored twice in the second period as Freiburg came back from 1-0 down at half time to win 2-1 at FC St. Pauli.

Matchday 27 of the Bundesliga season sees SC Freiburg head to Hamburg to face FC St. Pauli on Sunday (17:30 CET).

SC Freiburg defeated KRC Genk 5-1 in the second leg of their round-of-16 tie to prevail 5-2 on aggregate and reach the Europa League quarter-finals. Matthias Ginter, Igor Matanovic, Vincenzo Grifo, Yuito Suzuki and Maximilian Eggestein were all on target for SCF.

SC Freiburg host KRC Genk in the second leg of their Europa League round-of-16 tie this Thursday (18:45 CET) at the Europa-Park Stadion.

SC Freiburg lost 1-0 against 1. FC Union Berlin on Sunday evening, a result which marked the end of the club’s eleven-game unbeaten streak at home in the Bundesliga. Wooyeong Jeong scored the winner for the visitors in added time.