FA Cup Winner
Antonio Rudiger produced a strong defensive performance against United's attack as Chelsea defeated Manchester United 1-0 in the 2018 FA Cup final at Wembley.
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2018 in Germany
Explore 10 historical events and records for Germany in 2018.
Historical records for Germany in 2018
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May
Karius Errors in Madrid Final
Karius makes costly goalkeeping errors as Liverpool lose the Champions League final to Real Madrid in Kyiv.
July
S2 Gravitational Redshift
As a leading GRAVITY scientist, helps measure gravitational redshift in S2 during its close passage around Sagittarius A*, testing general relativity near a supermassive black hole.
October
Never Look Away
Directs Never Look Away.
BepiColombo Launch
BepiColombo launches on an Ariane 5 to begin a multi-year journey toward Mercury.
Other events (month unknown)
German Coach Starts Paris Tenure
Thomas Tuchel became Paris Saint-Germain head coach and introduced tactical variations while directing a squad of established international stars.
Heynckes Returns and Wins Bundesliga
Jupp Heynckes guides Bayern to the 2017-18 Bundesliga championship after returning from retirement to manage the team.
In the Fade Golden Globe
In the Fade won the Golden Globe for best motion picture in a non-English language.
Planck
Mandolesi contributes to Planck low frequency instrument results in the final cosmological data release
Relativity, Theory of
Genzel observes gravitational redshift in the orbit of S2 near the Milky Ways central black hole
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