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Week 9 of the UFL season kicks off Friday with a four-game slate spread across the weekend: one matchup Friday night, one game Saturday and a doubleheader Sunday. All 40 regular-season games plus the playoffs on June 7 and the championship game on June 13 will be televised across FOX, FS1, ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and NFL Network. Games will also be available to stream on FOXSports.com, the FOX Sports app and FOX One. Here are the full regular-season schedules for every team. Here's everything to know about Week 9: Week 9 (May 2224) DC Defenders (5-3) at Orlando Storm (6-2) Key players: Defenders RB Xazavian Valladay, RB Abram Smith; Storm QB Jack Plummer, WR Chris Rowland What to know: The DC Defenders are coming off their second-straight loss, falling 33-30 to the Louisville Kings. Quarterback Jordan Ta'amu suffered a season-ending injury in that loss, which will be a massive obstacle for this team to overcome. What can help the Defenders is their one-two punch with running backs Xazavian Valladay and Abram Smith, who combined for 163 yards and two rushing touchdowns last weekend. If the Defenders can hold off the Storm's high-powered offense, DC can get themselves back into the win column. Orlando is coming off a convincing 31-24 win over the Renegades to improve to 6-2 on the season and strengthen its playoff position entering Week 9. Quarterback Jack Plummer powered the offense last week, throwing for 238 yards and adding two rushing touchdowns. Coming off back-to-back home games, Orlando has a chance to stay in the win column with home-field advantage again this week, but its defense, headlined by defensive tackle Isaiah Mack and linebacker Darien Butler, will need to take advantage of DC's backup quarterback and slow down a strong rushing attack. Birmingham Stallions (4-4) at Columbus Aviators (2-6) Key players: Stallions QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson, LB Tae Crowder; Aviators QB Jalan McClendon, WR Tay Martin What to know: The Aviators have a shot at redemption after falling to the Stallions in Week 8. While quarterback Jalan McClendon struggled in last weeks loss, completing 20 of 31 passes for 150 yards with two interceptions, talented receivers Tay Martin and Antwane Wells give the offense the ability to regain momentum through the air. Reigniting the passing game will be key for the Aviators if they want to hold off Birmingham. As the Stallions hit the road, their playoff fate could hinge on a win over the Aviators. Coming off a Week 8 victory, the key this weekend will be starting fast and maintaining momentum. Despite the win last week, the Aviators held quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson to just 126 passing yards, one touchdown and one interception, while limiting the Stallions running backs to 62 total rushing yards and one score. To secure back-to-back wins, Birmingham will need a more balanced offensive performance while once again keeping the Aviators in a low-scoring game. Dallas Renegades (3-5) at Louisville Kings (4-4) Key players: Renegades QB Austin Reed, RB Ellis Merriweather; Kings QB Chandler Rogers, WR Isaiah Winstead What to know: The Renegades are coming off a home loss to the Storm and will hit the road again to face the Kings. Quarterback Austin Reed struggled through the air but still managed to complete 12 of 23 passes for 134 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. It was a back-and-forth battle throughout, but Dallas ultimately fell in the final minutes. While clinching a playoff spot remains a long shot, getting back in the win column would be a good start for the Renegades. The Kings clinched a narrow 33-30 win over Dallas in Week 8. Although Louisville's offense was relatively quiet, the defense forced three turnovers and played a major role in the victory. Quarterback Chandler Rogers completed 11 of 20 passes for 143 yards and a touchdown, while kicker Tanner Brown went 4-for-4 on field goal attempts, including a 60-yarder. St. Louis Battlehawks (5-3) at Houston Gamblers (3-5) Key players: Battlehawks QB Luis Perez, WR Steven McBride; Gamblers QB Hunter Dekkers, WR Lawrence Keys III What to know: St. Louis heads to Houston looking for revenge after suffering a 23-16 upset loss to the Gamblers in Week 8. Despite throwing for 308 yards, one touchdown and one interception, quarterback Luis Perez struggled to consistently move the offense. With the playoffs approaching, the Battlehawks remain in solid position, but a bounce-back win would go a long way toward solidifying their postseason hopes. The Gamblers are coming off a massive upset win on the road and now return home to host the Battlehawks. Houstons offense impressed both on the ground and through the air. Although the Gamblers managed just one field goal in the second half, starting fast and sustaining that momentum for all four quarters could be the key to securing back-to-back wins. Single-game, season and group tickets are available now at www.theufl.com/tickets.

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WOLFSBURG, Germany (AP) Christian Eriksen is one game away from Bundesliga relegation with Wolfsburg after a scoreless draw with second-division Paderborn in the first leg of their playoff on Thursday.Eriksen, who signed a two-year deal when he joined Wolfsburg in September, likely didnt imagine hed find himself on the verge of demotion to Germanys second division at the end of his first season.But if Paderborn wins the second leg of their promotion/relegation playoff at home on Monday, Wolfsburg the 2009 Bundesliga champion would drop a division for the first time since it was promoted to the top tier in 1997.Paderborn is bidding to return to the Bundesliga after it was relegated in 2020 after one season in the top flight.The end-of-season playoff pits the team that finishes third from bottom in the Bundesliga against the third-place finisher in the second division to determine which will play in the top division the following season.Wolfsburg clinched its place in the playoff in the final round of the Bundesliga with a win over St. Pauli, sending the Hamburg-based side down to the second division, while Paderborn earned its shot at promotion by beating Darmstadt and capitalizing on dropped points from Hannover.Santiago Castaneda had an early chance for Paderborn, but otherwise Wolfsburg created more in the first half with Paderborn goalkeeper Dennis Seimen denying Adam Daghim in a one-on-one.Nerves played a role as the game progressed, however. Paderborns Filip Bilbija had an effort cleared off the line late on.Paderborn defender Jonah Sticker will miss the second leg after being sent off with two bookings in as many minutes in stoppage time.Paderborn, a city to the east of Dortmund in the west German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, is taking part in the playoff for the first time, while Wolfsburg is navigating the showdown for the third time after wins over Eintracht Braunschweig in 2017 and Holstein Kiel the following year.___AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer

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