Heidenheim and Braunschweig involved in seven-goal thrillers
Germany's second division is back with a bang, as Hertha Berlin, Heidenheim and Braunschweig pick up maximum points on the opening weekend of 2026/27.
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Standings
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FCBBayern
0 Pts
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BVBDortmund
0 Pts
1.
RBLLeipzig
0 Pts
1.
VFBStuttgart
0 Pts
1.
TSGHoffenheim
0 Pts
1.
B04Leverkusen
0 Pts
1.
SCFFreiburg
0 Pts
1.
SGEFrankfurt
0 Pts
1.
FCAAugsburg
0 Pts
1.
M05Mainz
0 Pts
1.
FCUUnion Berlin
0 Pts
1.
BMGM'gladbach
0 Pts
1.
HSVHamburg
0 Pts
1.
KOECologne
0 Pts
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SVWBremen
0 Pts
1.
S04Schalke
0 Pts
1.
ELVElversberg
0 Pts
1.
SCPPaderborn
0 Pts
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