Bastian Schweinsteiger got the sweetest Twitter birthday greetings from Mario Gotze. Birthday is a good time to start things over, especially if one has been under fire for calling a rival soccer club Borussia Dortmund “sons of bitches”. As it is Bastian Schweinsteiger’s birthday, his long-time girlfriend Sarah Brandner may have a sexy surprise for the Bayern Munich player!

Bastian Schweinsteiger turns 30 today and his German national soccer teammate Mario Gotze of World Cup scoring fame posted a bromantic picture of them together on Twitter.

Happy Birthday, @BSchweinsteiger! #HappyBasti pic.twitter.com/Kj4KbCcrWl

— Mario Götze (@MarioGoetze) August 1, 2014

Mario Gotze, 22, has been taking every chance to post reminiscent pictures from Brazil World Cup. Who can blame him for wanting to relive the feeling of scoring the victory goal?

Schweinsteiger may be looking forward to getting home tonight to his long-time girlfriend Sarah Brander. She may have a sexy surprise in store for him!

That victorious memory may be fading fast for Bastian Schweinsteiger. He has been criticized for singing an insulting song about Bayern Munich’s rival, Borussia Dortmund. According to Metro, the German player was “caught on camera singing ‘BVB, sons of bitches!’ at a rather rowdy get together while enjoying his post-World Cup time off”.

Basti was quick to apologize. He wrote on his Facebook account, “I would like to apologise for this. Of course I don’t want to make anything out to be better than it actually is, it was only a well-known fans’ song, although I didn’t mean to insult anybody with the swear word.”

Schweinsteiger didn’t forget to add an element of soccer bromance. “I get on well with all of Dortmund’s players, particularly with Kevin Grosskreutz. It was just an unfortunate situation.”

Borussia Dortmund kept their sense of humor and gave a witty reply to Schweinsteiger’s potentially insulting song. Read the response below:

“Dear Bastian Schweinsteiger.

“It is absolutely no problem that you drink a few beers, let off some steam and sing a song without really thinking it through after winning the World Cup.
“We have always seen you as a fair guy. We would never have kicked up a fuss over your chants and we obviously accept your video apology. We wish you a pleasant holiday in Croatia.

“P.S.: It is possible for you to get your singing right. If you need any singing lessons, just let us know. We are happy to help you out.”

Germans do have a sense of humor!