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1 - 3

Full-time

90'

+ 1

1 - 3

Josip Juranovic

GOAL!

1:3

Assist:Tim Skarke

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

73 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

6.6 m

89'

1 - 2

Substitution

Tim Skarke

Oliver Burke

88'

1 - 2

Oliver Burke

GOAL!

1:2

Assist:Andrej Ilić

Goal probability

15 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

11.1 m

81'

1 - 1

Substitution

Josip Juranovic

Christopher Trimmel

81'

1 - 1

Substitution

Nelson Weiper

Phillip Tietz

81'

1 - 1

Substitution

Armindo Sieb

Sheraldo Becker

80'

1 - 1

Yellow card

Derrick Köhn

75'

1 - 1

Yellow card

Jae-sung Lee

70'

1 - 1

Substitution

Jae-sung Lee

Paul Nebel

70'

1 - 1

Substitution

Nikolas Veratschnig

Anthony Caci

60'

1 - 1

Substitution

Derrick Köhn

Tom Rothe

60'

1 - 1

Substitution

Wooyeong Jeong

Livan Burcu

60'

1 - 1

Substitution

András Schäfer

Ilyas Ansah

58'

2 - 1

SituationGoal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionNo goal

54'

Klaus to the rescue!

Amiri whips in an inviting free kick from the right. Potulski comes flying in and gets his header on target, but it's too close to Klaus in the Union net, who parries the ball away.

Becker equalises!

The Mainz forward has scored against his former employer! Nebel is the architect, finding a pocket of space down the right side before floating a delicious cross into the Union box for Becker to latch onto. He does just that, after being afforded far too much space, and duly guides the ball into the corner of the net from a few yards out. Game on...

48'

1 - 1

Sheraldo Becker

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:Paul Nebel

Goal probability

27 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

8.29 m

0 - 1

Kick-off!

Half-time: Mainz 0-1 Union Berlin

Union head into the break with a narrow lead, and it's hard to say they don't deserve it. Ilić scored the opener after a nice short corner routine, with the forward also having another big chance early on from a Trimmel corner. Sano has been the danger man for Mainz, but aside from his late 1v1 chance, the home side have created very little of note. It's set up nicely heading into the second half.

0 - 1

Half-time

45'

+ 8

Good chance for Potulski!

Sano drives forward brilliantly down the right channel and flashes a cross into the Union box. He finds Potulski, of all players, whose resulting shot is wild and well off target.

Visitors take the lead!

Ilić makes no mistake this time! A short Union corner routine sees the ball come out to Kemlein on the edge of the box, who swings a teasing cross towards the far post. Ilić gets there ahead of the stranded Zentner, and heads the ball into an empty net. The drought is over for the Union striker.

38'

0 - 1

Andrej Ilić

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Aljoscha Kemlein

Goal probability

46 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

4.92 m

Half an hour played

Union have had the better chances to score in the first 30 minutes, but in truth, it's been a very stop-start game since the tennis ball protest.

19'

Protest halts the game

We have a stoppage in play here, as a section of the Union Berlin fans have thrown tennis balls onto the pitch.

16'

0 - 0

Substitution

Kacper Potulski

Danny da Costa

Zentner denies Ilić !

What a chance that was for Union! Trimmel's corner kick is right on the money, picking out Ilić in the centre of the penalty area. He heads the ball powerfully, but Zentner gets a strong hand to it and claws it away for another corner.

0 - 0

Yellow card

Anthony Caci

0 - 0

Kick-off!

Full-time: Cologne 1-3 Heidenheim

The Great Escape goes on to the final day! Heidenheim have taken three massive points here and though nothing is guaranteed, the visitors have given themselves the best chance to push themselves into the relegation play-off spot. Wagner's Cologne were persistent but had no answer for Heidenheim's stubborn defending and efficiency on the break. All eyes on matchday 34 where Heidenheim will have to give it all once again, against Mainz.

1 - 3

Full-time

89'

1 - 3

Substitution

Stefan Schimmer

Marvin Pieringer

89'

1 - 3

Leonidas Stergiou

Omar Haktab Traoré

3-1! THAT COULD BE MASSIVE!

It's Schöppner again for Heidenheim as they come alive once again! Dinkçi does well initially to win the ball back and then make a smart off-ball run to play a one-two with Schöppner who strikes on the return to make it 3-1 for the visitors! That could be huge for Schmidt's team!

72'

1 - 3

Jan Schöppner

GOAL!

1:3

Goal probability

38 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

78.06 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

9.01 m

71'

1 - 2

Substitution

Alessio Castro-Montes

Joël Schmied

71'

1 - 2

Substitution

Florian Kainz

Linton Maina

64'

Chances at both ends!

First it's El Mala who has a shot on target after some good work to open up the space but an easy save for Feller who releases quickly for the visitors to break and the move ends with a curler from Ibrahimović which needs a strong punch away from Schwäbe. Heidenheim go close once again.

62'

THAT HAS TO GO IN!

Another fantastic counter from Heidenheim and this time Ibrahimović's cutback is absolutely spot on for the goal scorer Schöppner whose shot blasts just over Schwäbe's post. That should have been the third for the visitors.

58'

1 - 2

Substitution

Luca Waldschmidt

Tom Krauß

55'

1 - 2

Yellow card

Saïd El Mala

1 - 2

Kick-off!

Half-time: Cologne 1-2 Heidenheim

It has been an excellent half for the visitors Heidenheim who have really pushed hard despite the chances that Cologne have had on the other end. El Mala is seemingly missing his shooting boots but the same certainly cannot be said for Schmidt's attackers who have posed a serious threat every time they've gone forward. All set to be an exciting second 45 here.

1 - 2

Half-time

41'

Nearly from Pieringer!

The Heidenheim number 18 takes his time and then fires at goal with Schmied marking him and it needed a save from Schwäbe to creep just past the hosts' net for a corner.

El Mala's frustrations

It's another well-worked move down the Cologne right which is nicely presented for El Mala but he can't turn it in thanks to a superb block from Heidenheim skipper Mainka.

37'

1 - 2

Yellow card

Budu Zivzivadze

32'

Bülter did not expect it!

The goalscorer is on his knees in the middle of the Heidenheim box as another cross from the right finds its way into the Heidenheim area but Bülter fails to adjust in time to make the perfect contact.

30'

1 - 2

Yellow card

Eren Dinkçi

Heidenheim take the lead once again!

This time it's Cologne that are unable to clear their lines up against Heidenheim pressure and a superb solo dribble from Dinkçi opens up the space for a shot from Ibrahimović at the edge of the area, whose shot on target deflects into the back of the net via Lund.

28'

1 - 2

Arijon Ibrahimović

GOAL!

1:2

Goal probability

11 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

92.19 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

15.5 m

20'

El Mala can't turn it in!

Smooth football on display from the Billygoats in playing out from the back as they attack the space down the right once again, this time it's Jakub Kamiński whose darting run and subsequent cross is left untouched by two Cologne men, including El Mala who finds himself inside the net without the ball.

Instant Response! Beauty from Bülter!

After scoring against Union last week - the seasoned Bundesliga attacker is in prime form and wastes no time in blasting the ball into Feller's roof after he's found in the box with a lovely through-ball from Krauß. What a start this is!

10'

1 - 1

Marius Bülter

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:Tom Krauß

Goal probability

4 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

113.09 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

14.63 m

HEADER FOR HEIDENHEIM! 1-0!

Cologne err in playing out from the back and Heidenheim waste no time in pouncing - a cross-field ball from Özkacar is picked up by Ibrahimović on the flanks and delivers a superb cross to the middle of the box where Schöppner attacks it brilliantly and gives the visitors a dream start!

0 - 1

Jan Schöppner

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Arijon Ibrahimović

Goal probability

27 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

6.37 m

Full-time: Hamburg 3-2 Freiburg

The two sides went in level at half-time, but it was the hosts who upped their game in the second half while Freiburg appeared sluggish in comparison. Two quick goals from Vušković and Baldé rewarded HSV for their early pressure and gave Freiburg a mountain to climb with just over 20 minutes to play. Merlin Polzin's men continued to apply the pressure despite their lead, and although they did concede a late goal they didn't look like surrendering their three points.

0 - 0

Kick-off!

3 - 2

Full-time

90'

+ 6

3 - 2

Substitution

Louis Lemke

Fábio Vieira

90'

+ 6

3 - 2

Substitution

Shafiq Nandja

Luka Vušković

90'

+ 5

Almost a fourth!

Vieira hits the inside of the far post with a bending effort that had beaten Atubolu. The rebound falls to Remberg who finishes into an empty net, but he was clearly offside.

90'

+ 2

Chaos in the box!

Atubolu comes out to save from Philippe and the loose ball falls to Vieira, whose volley appears to hit a hand. The referee looked to have pointed to the spot initially, but the final decision is a free-kick for Freiburg as Treu was fouled in the scramble for the loose ball.

Freiburg pull one back!

Grifo swings in the resulting corner, finding Matanović just in front of the penalty spot, who guides his header into the far bottom corner.

87'

3 - 2

Igor Matanović

GOAL!

3:2

Assist:Vincenzo Grifo

Goal probability

9 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

8.12 m

86'

3 - 1

Yellow card

Lucas Höler

86'

3 - 1

Philipp Lienhart

Bruno Ogbus

The hosts have a third!

A ball down the line from Remberg has Baldé racing toward goal, with just a couple of touches putting him one-on-one with Atubolu. He slots his finish into the near bottom corner, giving his side a two-goal cushion.

67'

3 - 1

Fabio Baldé

GOAL!

3:1

Assist:Nicolai Remberg

Goal probability

17 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

109.7 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

16.14 m

65'

2 - 1

Substitution

Rayan Philippe

Otto Stange

65'

2 - 1

Substitution

Fabio Baldé

Bakery Jatta

65'

2 - 1

Yellow card

Luka Vušković

Vušković slams it home, 2-1!

Eggestein gives away a cheap free-kick not too far outside the box and the youngster steps up to take it. He hits it low and hard, deflecting off Eggestein and into the bottom corner.

What's at stake?

Just a reminder of what's at stake here- Heidenheim have to get the win or at least secure a point to stay alive until final day. For the Billygoats, a point will suffice to secure safety.

64'

2 - 1

Luka Vušković

GOAL!

2:1

Goal probability

4 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

125.11 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

25.51 m

59'

1 - 1

Substitution

Jordy Makengo

Niklas Beste

58'

1 - 1

Substitution

Nicolas Höfler

Johan Manzambi

More on the visitors XI

The big change comes between the sticks for Schmidt's charges - Feller comes in for Ramaj to make only his second start of the season. Traoré comes in for Busch at right back, which is the only outfield change.

52'

Königsdörffer puts it wide!

Grønbæk feeds him inside the box and he skips past Ginter to give himself a clear sight of goal, before bending his shot wide of the far post.

More on the home side

Coach Wagner makes three changes to the side that drew against Eta's Union - Schmied comes in for Simpson-Pusey at the back, meanwhile Jóhannesson replaces Martel in the middle of the park and the pacy Maina comes in for Waldschmidt.

1 - 1

Kick-off!

Half-time: Hamburg 1-1 Freiburg

The hosts took the lead after a quiet start to the game, to which Freiburg responded instantly through Matanović's tidy front post finish. There was a good tempo throughout the half, with both eager to get a second, but neither was able to before the break.

1 - 1

Half-time

20'

1 - 1

Yellow card

Lukas Kübler

Instant response, Freiburg equalise!

Kübler whips in an inviting cross from the right which Matanović gets to first, sweeping a volley through the legs of Heuer Fernandes to level the scores.

16'

1 - 1

Igor Matanović

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:Lukas Kübler

Goal probability

16 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

88.37 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

10.54 m

Hamburg open the scoring!

Stange sends a cross in from the right, which was cleared only as far as Grønbæk by Ogbus. He tries to feed Lokonga, but his pass goes all the way through to Jatta at the far post who taps home for the lead.

14'

1 - 0

Bakery Jatta

GOAL!

1:0

Assist:Albert Grønbæk

Goal probability

58 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

6.84 m

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0:58

Freiburg head out onto the turf

0:15

The hosts are here

More on that Hamburg team

The hosts also make just two changes to their 11 from Matchday 32, with Stange and Vušković (pictured) coming in for Glatzel and Torunarigha after their win over Frankfurt.

More on that Freiburg team

The Breisgau club make two changes to the side that drew with Wolfsburg, with Kübler and Matanović (pictured) coming in for Günter and Suzuki.

Freiburg subs

Müller, Lienhart, Jung, Günter, Makengo, Höfler, Scherhant, Irié, Philipp

Hamburg subs

Tangvik, Nandja, Lemke, Torunarigha, Elfadli, Baldé, Otele, Poulsen, Philippe

Full-time: Wolfsburg 0-1 Bayern

Bayern hold on, and the Wolfsburg players are gutted. They had so many chances, a total of nearly 4xG, yet they couldn't find the back of the net. In the end, Olise's stunner is the difference. St. Pauli vs Wolfsburg on the final day will be winner-takes-all.

0 - 1

Full-time

89'

Off the post!

Another glorious chance wasted by Wolfsburg. Shiogai does superbly to get past a challenge and find Svanberg in the box. Svanberg just has Urbig to beat from the perfect position, but he curls his shot against the post.

90'

+ 1

0 - 1

Yellow card

Kento Shiogai

90'

0 - 1

Substitution

Jesper Lindström

Saël Kumbedi

86'

Opportunity wasted

Mæhle bursts forward down the left after a nice switch of play and feeds Pejčinović in the centre. He has space to shoot, but he can't sort his feet out in time, and Bayern survive.

84'

0 - 1

Substitution

Jonathan Tah

Hiroki Ito

76'

0 - 1

Substitution

Lennart Karl

Jamal Musiala

74'

0 - 1

Mattias Svanberg

Christian Eriksen

0:31

Narrowly wide

Bayern combine neatly down the left, and Kane is found in the box. His effort bounces off Musiala and skips just wide of the post.

60'

0 - 1

Substitution

Luis Díaz

Nicolas Jackson

0:25

Olise opens the scoring with a beauty

Laimer feeds Olise on the right, and he does what he does best. He dips inside and unleashes a stunning curling effort that flies in via the underside of the crossbar. Magical stuff!

56'

0 - 1

Michael Olise

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Konrad Laimer

Goal probability

2 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

108.27 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

24.59 m

54'

Musiala with the opportunity

Kimmich whips in a perfect cross for Musiala. He meets the ball with his head, but he can only find the gloves of Grabara from a good position.

0 - 0

Kick-off!

45'

+ 3

0 - 0

Substitution

Konrad Laimer

Leon Goretzka

45'

+ 3

0 - 0

Substitution

Dayot Upamecano

Minjae Kim

Half-time: Wolfsburg 0-0 Bayern

It remains 0-0 at the break, but no idea how. Wolfsburg, in particular, have had so many chances to open the scoring, but they just can't get past Urbig. Kane, meanwhile, had the chance to give Bayern the lead from the spot, but he slipped and missed the target. It remains all to play for.

0 - 0

Half-time

38'

How have Wolfsburg not scored?

Vavro unleashes a piledriver that Urbig beats away. The rebound is then struck by Eriksen, and Urbig gets his fingertips to the ball to make a great save. From the resulting corner, a scramble ensues in front of goal, and somehow the ball eventually pops up into the grateful arms of Urbig.

0:26

Kane misses the penalty

Kane's sensational run of penalty scoring is over. His standing leg slips as he shoots, and the shot misses the target by some margin.

36'

0 - 0

Penalty missed!

Taker:

Harry Kane

33'

Penalty?

Yes! Kimmich finds Olise with a stunning ball over the top. He takes it down brilliantly before being brought to the ground. The referee points to the spot, but the flag is up for offside. However, after a review, the spot-kick is given.

33'

0 - 0

SituationNo penalty

ReviewPrevious offside?

DecisionPenalty

28'

Wolfsburg can't scramble the ball home

Kumbedi pinches the ball off Jackson and sends in a cross that Wimmer tries to head goalwards. The ball is then drilled back in and deflects towards Urbig, who makes a big save. It looks for a moment like Wimmer will have the chance to fire home the rebound, but Goretzka gets in the way to deny the chance.

0:25

Almost

Daghim finds Kumbedi with a lovely pass, but his touch is too heavy. A challenge goes in and the ball falls to Eriksen, but his shot is blocked right in front of goal. Pejčinović then tries an acrobatic effort, but to no avail.

19'

Off the bar!

Bayern play another short corner and work the ball superbly to Bischof on the edge of the box. He strikes it first time only to see his effort bounce clear off the woodwork. Goretzka then has a chance from the rebound, but he misses the target with Grabara stranded.

18'

Musiala denied

Olise catches Wolfsburg napping with a short corner to Musiala. He spins in the box and shoots from a difficult angle, but Grabara makes a big save.

Big chance

Mæhle whips in a dangerous cross from the left that Pejčinović doesn't meet cleanly with his head. However, his effort loops across goal where Souza meets it right in front of Urbig, but the goalkeeper is in the way to make the stop.

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0:30

Players on the pitch and the fans creating an atmosphere

Not long now until we get underway as Wolfsburg fans unveil a wonderful tifo.

0:38

0:33

More on those teams

Hecking sticks with the same Wolfsburg XI that drew with Freiburg last weekend. As for Bayern, Stanišić, Kimmich, Musiala, Olise and Kane are the only starters from the PSG game to retain their places. Urbig, Kim, Goretzka, Jackson, Bischof and Ito all come in, with Neuer, Tah and Díaz among the first-team regulars to drop to the bench.

Full-time: Stuttgart 3-1 Leverkusen

Stuttgart hold onto their lead to claim a vital three points in their pursuit for the top four following a dominant performance over fellow Champions League hopefuls Leverkusen. The hosts showed no signs of slowing after their rip-roaring first-half display, extending their lead through captain Undav before the hour mark. Leverkusen never really looked like getting back into the game, which was testament to Stuttgart's brilliance more than anything.

3 - 1

Full-time

Full-time: Hoffenheim 1-0 Bremen

Not a lot of action in the second half, but the damage was done in the first. Sugawara's early red card put Hoffenheim in the driving seat, and once Touré fired home the opener, a Bremen comeback never really looked likely.

90'

+ 7

3 - 1

Yellow card

Exequiel Palacios

90'

+ 7

3 - 1

Yellow card

Tiago Tomás

0:23

Great effort

Burger lines up a shot and tries his luck from 30 yards. Backhaus is beaten, but the ball whips just past the post.

1 - 0

Full-time

90'

+ 1

1 - 0

SituationNo penalty

ReviewHandball?

DecisionNo penalty

Full-time: RB Leipzig 2-1 St. Pauli

Goals from Schlager and Orbán sent Werner's charges on their way to securing a place in next season's UEFA Champions League. Ceesay's late strike was unable to kickstart a comeback for Pauli, who now face a must-win clash against relegation rivals Wolfsburg next weekend.

3 - 1

Full-time

2 - 1

Full-time

0:26

Irvine!

What a moment that would have been! Pauli work it well down the left which leads to Ceesay playing the ball across for Irvine, who strikes the ball first time and forces Vandevoordt into a save.

88'

3 - 1

Substitution

Josha Vagnoman

Jamie Leweling

87'

3 - 1

Substitution

Lorenz Assignon

Chris Führich

90'

+ 2

3 - 1

Giovanni Reyna

GOAL!

3:1

Assist:Rocco Reitz

Goal probability

72 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

84.8 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

8.99 m

89'

1 - 0

Substitution

Adam Hložek

Fisnik Asllani

89'

1 - 0

Substitution

Grischa Prömel

Andrej Kramarić

86'

3 - 1

Substitution

Eliesse Ben Seghir

Jarell Quansah

90'

+ 1

2 - 1

Substitution

Benjamin Henrichs

Ridle Baku

88'

1 - 0

SituationNo penalty

ReviewHandball?

DecisionNo penalty

88'

1 - 0

Yellow card

Daniel Thioune

87'

1 - 0

Alejo Sarco

Shuto Machino

Pauli have a goal back!

Against the run of play, Ceesay latches onto Irvine's header and fires first time past Vandevoordt. Can the visitors find a way back into this game?

86'

2 - 1

Abdoulie Ceesay

GOAL!

2:1

Assist:Jackson Irvine

Goal probability

18 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

95 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

16.03 m

80'

3 - 1

Yellow card

0:19

Gregoritsch makes it three!

What a signing this man has been! Kömür, who has also been terrific today, cuts inside from the left and attempts a long-range shot, which is poorly parried by Nicolas. Gregoritsch is perfectly positioned from a few yards out to capitalise on the keeper's error and score Augsburg's third goal. That was pure poacher's instinct from the Austrian forward.

72'

3 - 0

Michael Gregoritsch

GOAL!

3:0

Goal probability

87 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

5.35 m

72'

2 - 0

Substitution

Abdoulie Ceesay

Andréas Hountondji

65'

3 - 1

Substitution

Arthur

Montrell Culbreath

65'

3 - 1

Substitution

Malik Tillman

Aleix García

70'

Another goal is ruled out!

Fellhauer thought he'd scored for a second time after nodding home from a corner kick. However, it's swiftly disallowed by the referee.

69'

3 - 0

SituationNo goal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionNo goal

69'

2 - 0

Substitution

Max Finkgräfe

David Raum

66'

1 - 0

Yellow card

Bernardo

69'

2 - 0

Substitution

Nicolas Seiwald

Assan Ouédraogo

0:27

Off the upright

Prass drives a shot towards goal that is saved by Backhaus. From the resulting corner, Burger whips in what appears to be a cross, but the ball floats all the way through and bounces clear off the woodwork on the far side. The ball then drops to Kabak, but his shot from close range is blocked.

0:17

Undav adds a third!

It's no less than Stuttgart deserve. Nartey dispossesses Schick on the halfway line. He plays it to Demirović, who sends Leweling running up the right flank. The winger then picks his head up and spots Undav, who had made a run towards the back post. The cross is deflected, but still makes its way to Undav, who slots home past Flekken to score his 19th Bundesliga goal of the campaign.

63'

Disallowed!

Rômulo makes an excellent run in behind before playing the ball across to Gruda, who takes a superb first touch inside before firing the ball into the net, but it's brought back for an offside in the build-up.

64'

2 - 0

Substitution

Fin Stevens

Louis Oppie

64'

2 - 0

Substitution

Hauke Wahl

Lars Ritzka

58'

3 - 1

Deniz Undav

GOAL!

3:1

Assist:Jamie Leweling

Goal probability

45 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

6.8 m

Chabot denied

Mittelstädt swings in a corner from the right. Chabot rises to meet it with a header, but Flekken is equal to the task and manages to claw the ball away from the top left corner.

62'

2 - 0

Substitution

Han-Noah Massengo

Kristijan Jakić

62'

2 - 0

Substitution

Yannik Keitel

Marius Wolf

61'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Kristijan Jakić

61'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Philipp Sander

Giovanni Reyna

Kevin Stöger

There it is!

From the resulting corner, Raum places the ball perfectly onto the head of Orbán, who guides the ball in with a glancing header towards the far post.

56'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Marius Wolf

50'

Njinmah wastes the opportunity

Deman sets Njinmah through with a superb pass, and Njinmah just has the keeper to beat, but he can only shoot straight at Baumann.

Goal disallowed!

Demirović thought he had his second again! Undav has his shot saved from 10 yards by Flekken. The Dutch goalkeeper can only guide it into the path of Demirović, who slots the rebound into the bottom left corner. However, after a VAR review, the goal is disallowed for offside against Undav. There was also a check for a possible foul from Chema on Tapsoba, but no infringement was adjudged to have been committed.

54'

2 - 0

Willi Orbán

GOAL!

2:0

Assist:David Raum

Goal probability

2 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

11.03 m

53'

Post!

Wow! What a move from Leipzig. Playing from back to front, Diomande is played through but in an attempt to round the onrushing Vasilj, takes the ball wide. The Ivorian, though, does well to bide his time to find Ouédraogo, who sees his effort cannon back off the post and behind for a corner via a deflection.

47'

2 - 1

SituationNo penalty

ReviewFoul?

DecisionNo penalty

46'

Another big chance for Lemperle

Coufal whips in a trademark cross that finds its way through to Lemperle at the back post. He gets his head to it unmarked, but the effort drifts centimetres wide of the post.

2 - 1

Kick-off!

50'

1 - 0

Yellow card

Christoph Baumgartner

1 - 0

Kick-off!

2 - 0

Kick-off!

1 - 0

Kick-off!

45'

+ 4

2 - 0

Substitution

Lukas Ullrich

Franck Honorat

0:16

Watch: Schlager celebrates scoring on final home appearance

Half-time: Stuttgart 2-1 Leverkusen

And breathe! After a crazy half of football, it's Stuttgart who lead at the break thanks to Mittelstädt's late penalty, conceded by Tapsoba. García had fired the visitors to an early lead inside 40 seconds here, but the advantage was short-lived as Demirović - who has been a real threat all afternoon - levelled minutes later. Despite Stuttgart's dominance, the one goal in it means it's still all to play for in the second half of this battle for the top four.

2 - 1

Half-time

Mittelstädt converts!

The Stuttgart No.7 steps up to take the spot-kick and puts it away as cool as you like! He calmly approaches the ball before chipping it down the middle, sending Flekken floundering to his left. Stuttgart lead before the break!

45'

+ 7

2 - 1

Maximilian Mittelstädt

GOAL!

2:1

Penalty

Goal probability

77 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

11 m

Half-time: Augsburg 2-0 Gladbach

They may have had less of the ball so far, but hosts Augsburg are great value for their 2-0 lead. Gregoritsch, Kömür and Kade have combined tremendously so far, especially when racing away on the counter-attack. While qualification for Europe remains a tough ask, the Bavarians are doing all they can to put the teams above them in the Bundesliga table under some serious pressure.

Half-time: Hoffenheim 1-0 Bremen

It might only be 1-0, but Hoffenheim are cruising at the break. They have a man advantage and the lead, with Sugawara having seen red after just five minutes, before Touré opened the scoring. With the race for Champions League football so close, the hosts will surely be looking to add to their goal difference after the break.

45'

+ 5

Penalty given!

The referee is advised to go to the monitor and points to the spot! Penalty to Stuttgart!

45'

+ 3

VAR check underway

There's a check for a potential Stuttgart penalty following a challenge from Tapsoba on Demirović.

0:26

Lemperle denied

Coufal finds Lemperle in the box with a neat pass, but he can only fire at Backhaus whilst under pressure. That was a good opportunity.

1 - 0

Half-time

2 - 0

Half-time

45'

+ 3

1 - 1

SituationNo penalty

ReviewFoul?

DecisionPenalty

45'

+ 3

2 - 0

Yellow card

Joe Scally

Half-time: Leipzig 1-0 St. Pauli

It's a case of missed opportunities for Pauli, who struck the crossbar through Kaars before Leipzig's Schlager opened the scoring with an emphatic finish on the strike of half time. A win for Werner's charges here will see them secure UEFA Champions League football next season.

1 - 0

Half-time

There it is!

What a moment for the departing Schlager, who opens the scoring in his final home game. Raum whips a dangerous corner into Baumgartner, whose goalbound header hits compatriot Schlager. He takes a touch before firing the ball high past Vasilj.

45'

1 - 0

Xaver Schlager

GOAL!

1:0

Assist:Christoph Baumgartner

Goal probability

15 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

8.13 m

44'

What a stop from Flekken!

Demirović thought he had his second! Stiller plays a driven pass into his feet. Under pressure from Tapsoba, the Stuttgart forward does well to shield the ball, keeping his balance before turning the Leverkusen defender and getting a shot off towards the bottom right corner. His effort takes a deflection off the Leverkusen defender on its way through, but Flekken does excellently to get down to his left and tip the ball round the post.

That one will count!

Augsburg have scored their second of the game - and this one is certainly going to stand. It's another swooping counter that ends with Kömür playing the ball into the path of Fellhauer, who has acres of free space to run into on the overlap. The wing-back keeps his composure and finds the back of the net to double the home side's lead. What a display this has been so far!

42'

2 - 0

Robin Fellhauer

GOAL!

2:0

Assist:Mert Kömür

Goal probability

29 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

89.37 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

11.24 m

41'

1 - 0

Yellow card

Cameron Puertas

34'

Phwoar!

What a chance for Pauli! Leipzig are throwing bodies forward and it's leading to counter-attacking opportunities for the visitors. This time Hountondji finds Kaars who, with plenty of time, smashes his effort against the crossbar!

29'

Double chance

Deman is fed through on the left, and he unleashes a powerful drive that Baumann is forced to parry. Puertas then finds Lynen with the loose ball, and he drives over the bar.

0:32

Gregoritsch scores again...or does he?

What a team goal this would have been! Kade floats a lovely ball to the back post, where Kömür is waiting, who heads it into the path of Gregoritsch for another tap-in. However, there is a marginal offside, and as such, the goal is ruled out.

28'

2 - 0

SituationGoal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionNo goal

0:23

Touré fires Hoffenheim in front

Bremen make a mess playing out from the back and concede a needless corner. Asllani takes the corner quickly to Kramarić, and Bremen are napping. Kramarić then feeds Touré inside the box, and he sweeps into the far corner.

26'

1 - 0

Bazoumana Toure

GOAL!

1:0

Assist:Andrej Kramarić

Goal probability

9 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

102.49 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

15.78 m

25'

Not far away

Coufal whips in a superb cross that is met by the head of Kramarić in the centre, but he can only head wide from a good position.

Augsburg take the lead!

The European dream is ON! A through ball finds Fellhauer in space on the left. His attempted shot at goal is deflected back into the six-yard box, where Gregoritsch reacts first to roll the ball home and hand his side a valuable lead.

0:17

How did that stay out?!

Führich beats Quansah down the left flank before cutting the ball back to Demirović on the edge of the six-yard box. The Bosnian has time to pick his spot, but Tapsoba throws himself in front of the shot to make the block. Flekken wasn't going to get there...

24'

1 - 0

Michael Gregoritsch

GOAL!

1:0

Goal probability

86 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

4.71 m

19'

0 - 0

Yellow card

Castello Lukeba

14'

0 - 0

Substitution

Robin Fellhauer

Dimitrios Giannoulis

12'

0 - 0

Substitution

Isaac Schmidt

Salim Musah

How did that not go in?

Rômulo wins the ball off Irvine and plays it wide to Diomande, who fizzes in a low cross into the path of Baumgartner which leads to a goalmouth scramble. The Austrian forces Vasilj into a save and the ball bounces to Baku one yard out from goal, but the Leipzig man hacks at his effort.

Demirović draws Stuttgart level!

We have a real game on our hands! Stuttgart were not disheartened by Leverkusen's early opener. Leweling plays a ball into Demirović's feet, who has his back to goal. The Bosnian plays a one-two with Nartey before drilling home the equaliser past Flekken. All square here!

1 - 1

Ermedin Demirović

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:Nikolas Nartey

Goal probability

32 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

11.58 m

Sugawara is sent off

It was a poor tackle, and after a VAR review, Sugawara has been sent off for that challenge on Touré.

0 - 0

Red card

Yukinari Sugawara

0 - 0

SituationNo red card

ReviewFoul?

DecisionRed card

What a start for Leverkusen!

A dream opening for Hjulmand's men. Maza picks Hendriks' pocket at the halfway line. He plays it to Kofane, who tees up the onrushing García to his left. The Spaniard rushes into the box and guides the opener past Nübel at the near post. First blood to Leverkusen!

0 - 1

Aleix García

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Christian Kofane

Goal probability

33 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

12.49 m

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 1

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0:30

Watch: The Bremen players head out to warm-up

0:19

Watch: Asllani and Avdullahu check out the pitch

Hoffenheim team news

Hoffenheim, meanwhile, are unchanged from the side that suffered a late equaliser against Stuttgart last time out. That means Kramarić will once again be leading his side's attacking charge from midfield.

Bremen team news

It's two changes for Bremen from the side that was beaten by Augsburg last time out. Coulibaly and Milošević are the ones to drop to the bench, with Njinmah and Musah (pictured) coming into the starting XI. It'll be 20-year-old Musah's first start.

0:32

Watch: Fujita soaks up the pre-game atmosphere

0:19

Watch: Diomande and co. are out on the pitch

Leipzig team news

Werner, meanwhile, makes four changes having been thrashed 4-1 by Bayer Leverkusen last time out. Lukeba and Raum come into the back four in place of Bitshiabu and Finkgräfe, whereas Ouédraogo starts ahead of Seiwald. On the wing, Gruda (pictured) is given the nod as Nusa drops to the bench.

St. Pauli team news

After suffering defeat at home to Mainz last time out, Blessin has opted to shuffle his pack once more, with the likes of Smith and Ritzka moving into the back three. Elsewhere, Kaars, Oppie and Metcalfe (pictured) are starting in place of Sinani, Wahl and Mets. This is the first game any of the trio have started for well over a month. It is Metcalfe's first start since November.

Gladbach team news

Eugen Polanski, meanwhile, makes two changes to the Gladbach side that defeated Dortmund at home last time out. Diks and Machino start in place of Elvedi (suspended) and Tabaković (injured).

More on that Stuttgart side

By contrast, Sebastian Hoeneß makes four changes to last week's 3-3 draw away in Hoffenheim. Captain Karazor was shown a red card that day, and thus serves a suspension today. El Khannouss, Jaquez and Vagnoman all start on the bench. In their places come Chema, Mittelstädt, Nartey and Demirović (pictured).

Augsburg team news

Head coach Manuel Baum has made three changes to his starting XI after the 3-1 away win against Werder Bremen. Wolf, Jakić, and Kömür start in place of Fellhauer, Massengo, and Claude-Maurice (all on the bench).

More on that Leverkusen side

Kasper Hjulmand makes just the one change to the side he fielded for last week's 4-1 victory over RB Leipzig. Kofane (r.) comes in for Tella, who misses out with a muscle problem. 18-year-old Culbreath continues to enjoy a run in the team, making his third consecutive start at right wing-back.

0:25

3 - 2

Full-time

90'

+ 4

3 - 2

Yellow card

Gregor Kobel

90'

+ 1

3 - 2

Yellow card

Samuele Inácio

88'

3 - 2

Substitution

Niklas Süle

Luca Reggiani

Frankfurt pull one back!

Knauff bursts into space down the left and squeezes the ball back into the box, via a deflection off Kobel. Burkardt reacts quickest and flicks the ball into the empty net from close range!

87'

3 - 2

Jonathan Burkardt

GOAL!

3:2

Goal probability

78 %

Karim Adeyemi

Julian Brandt

74'

3 - 1

Substitution

Felix Nmecha

Jobe Bellingham

Maiden Dortmund goal for Inácio!

That could well be the decisive blow now. There are plenty of Frankfurt defenders back but none of them close down Bellingham, who has space to find the unmarked Beier on the left. He crosses into the middle for Inácio, who volleys in hist first-ever goal for Dortmund!

72'

3 - 1

Samuele Inácio

GOAL!

3:1

Assist:Maximilian Beier

Goal probability

21 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

8.71 m

57'

2 - 1

Substitution

Jean-Mattéo Bahoya

Farès Chaïbi

57'

2 - 1

Substitution

Mario Götze

Mahmoud Dahoud

2 - 1

Kick-off!

Half-time: Dortmund 2-1 Frankfurt

BVB were not at their fluid best for much of the first 45 minutes but they nevertheless have the lead. Frankfurt were compact, aggressive and created a number of presentable openings on the counter, but they seemingly switched off with half-time approaching and conceded a pair of quickfire goals to leave them behind at the interval.

2 - 1

Half-time

0:21

Turnaround!

Bellingham feeds Beier inside the Frankfurt box down the left. He gets to the byline and cuts it back for Schlotterbeck, who places the ball inside the far post.

45'

+ 1

2 - 1

Nico Schlotterbeck

GOAL!

2:1

Assist:Maximilian Beier

Goal probability

27 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

9.13 m

Sensational finish!

Having struggled to break Frankfurt down for much of the game, Dortmund score at an ideal time. Brandt wins the ball off Theate and Brown and slides the ball to his right to Ryerson, who whips an inviting cross into the box. Guirassy gets there ahead of Koch and lifts a delicate flick into the far corner.

42'

1 - 1

Serhou Guirassy

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:Julian Ryerson

Goal probability

20 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

9.7 m

21'

0 - 1

Yellow card

Luca Reggiani

0:28

Zetterer to the rescue!

Dortmund take a free-kick quickly down the right and Brandt's cross into the middle finds Inácio unmarked on the edge of the six-yard box. He directs a powerful header at goal, but it's straight at Zetterer, who makes a brilliant reflex save before berating his defence.

What a start!

Dahoud somehow manages to bundle his way through a crowd of Dortmund defenders in the left-hand side of the box before touching the ball inside to Uzun, who curls a delightful effort inside the far post!

0 - 1

Can Uzun

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Mahmoud Dahoud

Goal probability

7 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

17.62 m

0 - 0

Kick-off!

Niko Kovač on facing Frankfurt

"We definitely need to show a different side to ourselves after the game in Gladbach and play the way we did at home against Freiburg. It’s the last home game of the season. We want to give our fans something to cheer about.”

Albert Riera on facing Dortmund

"Statistics are there to be broken. But that's not what we're focusing on. Instead, we're focusing on the things we can control, playing compactly and working well together as a team both on and off the ball."

Urs Fischer on facing Union

"It’s not easy to defend against them, especially when it comes to second balls. They have tremendous pace in attack, which can be particularly dangerous in transition. We also mustn’t concede too many set-pieces, because they have scored many of their goals from set plays. There are a few challenges we need to tackle, but of course, we also want to stick to our own game plan."

René Wagner on facing Heidenheim

"This is going to be an incredibly tough match; you only have to look at the results and performances over the last few weeks. We’re up against a team for whom everything is at stake. It won’t be easy; we’ll have to stand our ground. Heidenheim are coming here full of confidence and will be going all out and giving it their all."

Merlin Polzin on facing Freiburg

"First of all, we’d like to send our very best wishes to Freiburg. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for the final, so that their journey comes to a happy conclusion on 20 May. We expect Freiburg to field their strongest possible team. We’re looking forward to it because we want to measure ourselves against the best. That’s why we’ll be fielding our strongest starting 11."

Christian Ilzer on facing Bremen

"Even though Bremen lost their last match, they are finding their form. They play a flexible, positional game and are one of the strongest teams at winning duels. We know we have to perform at the highest level.”

Daniel Thioune on facing Hoffenheim

“Hoffenheim are a very strong team. They try to make a lot happen in possession. They play very high up in the opposition half. That is a bit of a blessing and a curse at the same time. They dominate games and see a lot of possession, but that also leaves space to exploit in transition. That’s where TSG can perhaps be got at in one or two moments."

Kasper Hjulmand on facing Stuttgart:

"We need to play with concentration and mental strength. They've had a very good season, picked up a lot of points and are also in the cup final. They press heavily man-to-man, we know that. We're ready for the challenge."

Eugen Polanski on facing Augsburg

"We need to recapture the same energy we showed against Dortmund. We have to take on the challenges, win them, and support each other. The key will be to once again have the passion and willingness to give it our all."

Alexander Blessin on facing Leipzig

"Our goal from the start of the season was to have a chance of staying up, either automatically or through the play-off, on the final day. It's in our own hands, and we're facing up to the situation."

Dieter Hecking on facing Bayern

"We need a top performance in all areas of our game. If Bayern open the door even just a crack, we have to recognise that and try to widen the gap further. We have to make the very best of our opportunities."

Ole Werner on facing St. Pauli

"St. Pauli are a team that defend very well and can defend in a deep block for long periods. They also get forward well in transition at regular intervals. They have clear ideas of how to play when in possession. and a clear identity that they have shown in the Bundesliga for two seasons now."

Manuel Baum on facing Gladbach

"Gladbach are packed with individual quality and are tactically very flexible. They've had a lot of tight results recently. It will definitely be a good game for the spectators."

Sebastian Hoeneß on facing Bayer Leverkusen

"They are a really good football team in good form. We've had intense matches against them in recent years, but they've also been fun. We're looking forward to the clash."

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Standings

		P	Won-Draw-LostW-D-L	G	+/-	Pts
1	FCBBayernBayern Munich	33	27-5-1	117:35	+82	86
2	BVBDortmundBorussia Dortmund	33	21-7-5	68:34	+34	70
3	RBLLeipzigRB Leipzig	33	20-5-8	65:43	+22	65
4	VFBStuttgartVfB Stuttgart	33	18-7-8	69:47	+22	61
5	TSGHoffenheimHoffenheim	33	18-7-8	65:48	+17	61
6	B04LeverkusenBayer Leverkusen	33	17-7-9	67:46	+21	58
7	SCFFreiburgFreiburg	33	12-8-13	47:56	-9	44
8	SGEFrankfurtEintracht Frankfurt	33	11-10-12	59:63	-4	43
9	FCAAugsburgAugsburg	33	12-7-14	45:57	-12	43
10	M05MainzMainz	33	9-10-14	42:53	-11	37
11	HSVHamburgHamburg	33	9-10-14	39:53	-14	37
12	FCUUnion BerlinUnion Berlin	33	9-9-15	40:58	-18	36
13	BMGM'gladbachBorussia Mönchengladbach	33	8-11-14	38:53	-15	35
14	KOECologneCologne	33	7-11-15	48:58	-10	32
15	SVWBremenWerder Bremen	33	8-8-17	37:58	-21	32
16	WOBWolfsburgWolfsburg	33	6-8-19	42:68	-26	26
17	FCHHeidenheimHeidenheim	33	6-8-19	41:70	-29	26
18	STPSt. PauliSt. Pauli	33	6-8-19	28:57	-29	26