Spanish League: Malaga draws with Espanyol in the last breath

Borussia Dortmund missed out on achieving its fifth victory and perhaps being at the top, after Werder Bremen snatched a 2-2 draw from them in the final minutes, at the opening of the fifth stage of the German Bundesliga.

Dortmund could share the lead with Bayern Munich, which is superior to them on goal difference, if the Bavarian team wins over its host Augsburg on Saturday.

Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, the giants of German football, are anticipating the “Classic” date at the end of the month in Munich in the eighth stage.

Dortmund took the lead in the 80th minute with a goal from Swedish Daniel Svensson, before captain Niko Schlotterbeck added the second five minutes later.

With only five minutes remaining until the end of the match, Dortmund thought it was close to victory, but Dutchman Ludovit Reis reduced the gap (88) before Niklas Volkrug snatched the equalizer (90+2).

Croatian coach Niko Kovac's men will head to Norway early next week to face Bodo Glimt on Wednesday in the Champions League.

Lens won its guest Lyon 2-1 in the match that brought them together in the sixth round of the French League.

Lens ended the first half ahead with a goal scored by Florian Sotoka in the 36th minute.

In the second half, Matthew O'Doul scored Lance's second goal in the 76th minute, before Lyon reduced the gap with a goal scored by Khalis Merah in the 85th minute.

The Lens team ended the match with ten men after Odoul was sent off in the 84th minute.

Lance raised his score to seven points in seventh place, while Lyon's score stopped at 11 points in second place.

Formula 1 car races may return to the continent of Africa, to be held in Rwanda starting in 2030, according to media reports, Friday.

Rwanda has emerged as a major candidate to host Formula 1 races again on the African continent, for the first time since the Grand Prix in South Africa in 1993.

Reports indicate that an agreement has been reached, and will likely be announced within the next week, to confirm Rwanda’s inclusion in the 2030 World Championship race agenda.

ESPN reported that the capital, Kigali, appears to be a strong candidate as a potential location for holding one of the Formula 1 World Championship races, but construction work on the track has not yet begun, and the final design of the race track has not been completed.

Stefano Domenicali, CEO of Formula 1, has stated on more than one occasion that the return of Africa to the racing agenda represents a “clear goal.”

British Lewis Hamilton, seven-time world champion and Ferrari driver, is one of the most prominent supporters of the project to return this sport to Africa, expressing his hope that Domenicali will bring news in this regard soon.

Hamilton said before the start of the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday: “I have seen some posts on the Internet, but I have always said that we need to hold a Grand Prix in Africa.”

He added: “Honestly, for me, it is the most important and beautiful continent. “We exist on every other continent except this one, and there is no justification for that.”