(CNN) -- Mainz made it seven wins out of seven in the Bundesliga on Saturday as they overcame 10-man Hoffenheim 4-2 at the Stadion am Bruchweg. The win equals the record -- held by Kaisterslautern and Bayern Munich -- for most wins at the start of a Bundesliga season. Tunisia striker Sami Allagui opened the scoring for Mainz after just two minutes. Hoffenheim hit back before half time with a strike from Demba Ba, but Hungarian striker Adam Szalai restored the home side's lead two minutes into the second half. Midfielder Lewis Holtby added a third before 19-year-old striker Andre Schuerrle added a fourth from the penalty spot after Josip Simunic was shown a red card for bringing down Holtby in the 73rd minute.



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- Adam Szalai, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Andre Schuerrle, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Bayern Munich, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Bundesliga, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- CNN, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Demba Ba, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Hamburg, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Hoffenheim, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Holtby, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Hungarian, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Josip Simunic, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Kaiserslautern, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Kaisterslautern, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Lewis Holtby, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Mainz, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Moenchengladbach, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Sami Allagui, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Stadion am Bruchweg, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Tunisia, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
- Wolfsburg, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.
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Mainz, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.


England trained at the sports campus of Barry University with temperatures rising and an ibis stalking around in the penalty area when the players arrived. On a training pitch fringed with palm trees the FA set out a wreath in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings. The same wreath will be taken to a ceremony in the city later in the day. VIDEO Scroll down to watch the funny moment a reporter calls Gerrard Mr Frank by mistake Feeling the heat: The England players have a drink in the Miami sun during training Keeping cool: Raheem Sterling is sprayed down with water at training

Local interest: The people of

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- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain turn out to watch training at Barry University
- Barry University turn out to watch training at Barry University
- England turn out to watch training at Barry University
- FA turn out to watch training at Barry University
- Frank turn out to watch training at Barry University
- Gerrard turn out to watch training at Barry University
- Honduras turn out to watch training at Barry University
- Miami turn out to watch training at Barry University
- Raheem Sterling turn out to watch training at Barry University
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Miami turn out to watch training at Barry University


By Lillian Radulova and Aap Tony Abbott's government continues to languish behind the Labor Opposition, with the latest Newspoll showing the public would turf the government out in a landslide if an election was held today. The Newspoll, published in today's  The Australian, shows that despite a tiny one per cent gain in the Coalition's primary vote in the last fortnight, Tony Abbott's government remains deeply unpopular with the electorate. The government's fortunes took a turn for the worst with the release of the May 13 Budget, which included cuts to welfare spending, schools and hospitals. When elected in September, the Coalition's primary vote was 45.6 per cent, but now it has fallen to just 36 per cent. Labor's primary vote in the September election was just 33.3 per cent, but has now risen under Opposition Leader Bill Shorten to 12.3 per cent.

Newspoll also shows voters continue to prefer

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- Aap over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Abbott over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Australians over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Bill Shorten over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Coalition over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Labor over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Labor Opposition over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Lillian Radulova over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Newspoll over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- The Australian over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
- Tony Abbott over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.
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Bill Shorten over Tony Abbott as Prime Minister.