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Frauen-Bundesliga
A growing debate in German football questions whether the league title race is truly competitive, with evidence suggesting the champion is effectively decided well before the final matchday.
AIA debate over sporting fairness has surfaced in German football, centring on how - and when - the league champion is truly decided.
The widely cited figure is that the title is settled after 26 matchdays. In reality, the picture is rather different. A closer look at points accumulated over preceding months suggests the champion is effectively determined after just 21 matchdays.
That five-matchday gap raises uncomfortable questions about competitiveness in the closing stages of the season - and whether the current format delivers the fairest possible outcome.
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