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4 - 1

Full-time

90'

+ 3

Consolation for Mainz

Becker gets to the byline down the right and his cross deflects onto the back post and falls kindly for Hollerbach, who prods the ball over the line from close range with his hip.

90'

+ 5

4 - 1

Second yellow card

Stefan Posch

90'

+ 3

4 - 1

SituationGoal

ReviewBall out of play?

DecisionGoal

90'

+ 2

4 - 1

GOAL!

4:1

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.

1.25 m

Oh wow! Take a bow, Cole Campbell!

What a way to finish this game off! Campbell, on the edge of the area, slides the ball out to his left to Mickelson, who immediately floats a cross back into the middle. Campbell, with his back to goal, controls the ball on his chest before lifting himself into the air and executing a jaw-dropping scissor-kick at the neat post!

90'

+ 1

4 - 0

Cole Campbell

GOAL!

4:0

Assist:N. Mickelson

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.

10.66 m

88'

3 - 0

Substitution

Raïf Adam

Lukas Petkov

88'

3 - 0

Substitution

Luca Schnellbacher

David Mokwa

87'

3 - 0

Substitution

Eric Martel

Kaishu Sano

85'

3 - 0

Yellow card

Stefan Posch

77'

3 - 0

Substitution

Cole Campbell

Maurice Krattenmacher

77'

3 - 0

Substitution

Frederik Schmahl

Francis Onyeka

75'

3 - 0

Yellow card

Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer

74'

3 - 0

Yellow card

Michael Silberbauer

72'

Big save!

Mokwa holds off Posch as he bears down on the Mainz goal. The Elversberg forward tries to squeeze a finish under the onrushing Zentner, who makes a crucial block with his right hand before gathering at the second attempt.

68'

3 - 0

Substitution

Nicholas Mickelson

Lasse Günther

66'

3 - 1

SituationGoal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionNo goal

66'

Warning for Elversberg

Widmer and Hollerbach combine to force a corner that's initially cleared. The ball ends up at the feet of Zentner, who sprays a long pass over the top of the Elversberg defence for Königsdörffer. He clips the ball over the advancing Kristof and into the net, but is adjudged to have been in an offside position upon VAR review.

63'

3 - 0

Substitution

Lennard Maloney

Paul Nebel

63'

3 - 0

Substitution

Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer

Phillip Tietz

63'

3 - 0

Substitution

Silvan Widmer

Phillipp Mwene

63'

3 - 0

Substitution

Benedict Hollerbach

Nadiem Amiri

3 - 0

Kick-off!

3 - 0

Half-time

0:19

Third goal in Elversberg!

This could be curtains for Mainz, who are undone from a corner. Bayern Munich loanee Maurice Krattenmacher reacts quickest to Robin Zentner's tame punch, controlling the ball with his back to goal before being allowed to turn and pick his spot across goal. What a performance by Elversberg!

45'

+ 1

3 - 0

Maurice Krattenmacher

GOAL!

3:0

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.

86.2 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.

4.93 m

40'

Why not?

Petkov curls a wayward effort off target from range. That just shows the confidence levels in the Elversberg ranks. The home supporters applaud the idea.

38'

Striker's instinct

Mokwa balloons over from 18 yards, when he had better options to his left and right. Not for the first time, the Mainz defence was all over the shop.

33'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Danny da Costa

Tidy finish!

Its two in Elversberg! Three Mainz players fail to dispossess Mokwa just past halfway. He wriggles free and helps it on to Onyeka, who shows tremendous strength to hold off his marker before swiping into the far corner from just inside the penalty area.

26'

2 - 0

Francis Onyeka

GOAL!

2:0

Assist:D. Mokwa

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.

77.38 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.

16.24 m

Elversberg is bouncing

What a way to open the scoring that was from Keidel. The home fans have been in fine voice ever since.

13'

Danger!

Mokwa sneaks in behind the Mainz defence and plays an inviting low cross into the six-yard box, but Mwene hooks it clear before Petkov can get a touch.

What a strike!

Mainz concede another free kick after losing possession. Keidel steps up in a central position, whipping the ball round the wall and into the back of the net for his second Bundesliga goal of the season.

1 - 0

Felix Keidel

GOAL!

1:0

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.

20.84 m

0 - 0

Yellow card

Phillipp Mwene

0 - 0

Kick-off!

More on those teams - Elversberg

Following the disappointment of the midweek DFB Cup loss to Darmstadt, Maximillian Rohr, Felix Keidel, Frank Onyeka, Maurice Krattenmacher (pictured) and David Mokwa are restored to the starting line-up.

More on those teams - Mainz

Robin Zentner's back between the goal posts following a hand injury. Wing-back Anthony Caci and captain Nadiem Amiri (pictured) also return to the side after missing the cup loss in Bochum through injury. Silvan Widmer and Jae-Sung Lee drop to the bench.

Julian Schuster on facing Augsburg

“After failing to win our last three games, it was important for us to come from behind the way we did against Wolfsburg. We haven't spent much time on the training pitch lately, but we want to try and improve the things that haven't gone so well in our last few games."

René Wagner on facing Union

"It's a different game [compared to Tuesday]. Union will be fired up and will be looking to show a reaction. They're playing at home and will be more courageous with the ball. They've been playing well at home and they'll want to build on those performances.'

Mauro Lustrinelli on facing Cologne

"It upsets me when we lose the way we did [in the cup]. We're really determined to produce a completely different performance - we've spoken about that with the players. We can't play like that again."

Martín Demichelis on facing Schalke

"We've analysed the opposition - we're expecting to face an aggressive team. They don't concede many goals, but they don't create that many chances themselves either. We have to be smart against them."

Merlin Polzin on facing Frankfurt

"It's another competition, so there's nothing we can do to make up for [the DFB Cup defeat]. We had big plans in the cup, so it was a painful one for us on Tuesday. We know our opponents will learn from our approach, which makes it an exciting challenge. I'm curious to see what Frankfurt have in store."

Adi Hütter on facing Hamburg

"What we can take away [from the cup game] is that we made life too easy for Hamburg in the first half. We played very well in the second half, though. We were very proactive, defended high up the pitch and kept the ball well - but Sunday's game will be different. I want us to respect our opponents, but try and dominate more in front of our own fans."

1:09

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Sebastian Hoeneß on facing Leverkusen

"We're going to need a top performance if we're going to hold our own against Leverkusen, which we've done on a number of occasions in seasons gone by. Special performances stem from team spirit, unity and fight. We want to display those qualities together on Saturday."

Carles Martínez on facing Stuttgart

"Stuttgart's recent results don't change anything, as far as I'm concerned. They're a very good team, a tough side who we've struggled to beat in recent years. There are always good and bad days when it comes to results, but they have a clear identity."

Miron Muslić on facing Leipzig

"We need to rediscover our aggression, intensity and courage. The next few weeks won't be easy, but we knew we'd have difficult periods as a newly promoted team. We have the chance to learn from these experiences and emerge even more united as a team and as a club."

Christian Ilzer on facing Bremen

"They're a team of strong characters and tremendous resilience. They come across as a very stable unit. We're going to have to keep a close eye on Niclas Füllkrug, but the key is not to focus only on him. We need to try and unsettle their shape."

Aaron Danks on facing Dortmund

"They're very good defensively. They concede very few goals. We often play against opponents who set up like that, but they also have good forwards. We need to be ready for every phase of the game and perform to our best."

Daniel Thioune on facing Hoffenheim

"Hoffenheim have a lot of quality. They've registered the most attempts apart from Bayern, they're really dangerous going forward and they've shown everyone why they qualified for Europe last season. Christian Ilzer has won all three of his games against us. We're determined to improve that record."

Manuel Baum on facing Freiburg

"Julian Schuster's team have established themselves as a top-six side. They play with incredible intensity and have a great deal of individual quality in their ranks. They always stick to their preferred brand of football, regardless of the opposition."

Ralf Kettemann on facing Gladbach

"We enjoyed our cup tie against Stuttgart [despite the narrow defeat]. We spoke about the game and focused on a couple of incidents from that match on Thursday morning, before turning our attention to Gladbach this weekend. Let's see what we're capable of this time."

Alexander Blessin on facing Paderborn

"Paderborn are a very settled side who know exactly what they're capable of and where their limitations lie. They've looked very good so far and are five points ahead of us in the table, so we know what we're up against. That said, we want to keep our momentum going."

Niko Kovač on facing Bayern

"We're not going to have more possession than Bayern Munich. We're going to have to cover a lot of ground and double up - or even triple up - against them. That said, we're Borussia Dortmund, and we go there with our own ambitions."

Vincent Wagner on facing Mainz

"We weren't far off a good performance in our defeat to Darmstadt [in the DFB Cup], especially up until the 75th minute. We made two small errors and we were punished ruthlessly. We need to make sure we avoid doing the same mistakes against Mainz."

Urs Fischer on facing Elversberg

"They're a very confident, bold outfit. They're very lively in attack and are constantly seeking out one-v-ones, making deep runs and operating with conviction. They try to lure their opponents out of position and do their best to win the second balls. It's going to be difficult for us."

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Elversberg

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Mainz

Schalke

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Leipzig

Bremen

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Hoffenheim

M'gladbach

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Paderborn

Augsburg

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Union Berlin

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Frankfurt

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Standings

		P	Won-Draw-LostW-D-L	G	+/-	Pts
1	FCBFC BayernFC Bayern München	7	5-2-0	25:6	+19	17
2	BVBDortmundBorussia Dortmund	7	5-2-0	12:4	+8	17
3	SCFSC FreiburgSport-Club Freiburg	7	4-1-2	16:9	+7	13
4	B04Bayer 04Bayer 04 Leverkusen	7	4-1-2	16:12	+4	13
5	ELVSV ElversbergSV Elversberg	8	4-1-3	16:16	0	13
6	RBLLeipzigRB Leipzig	7	4-0-3	20:11	+9	12
7	SVWSV WerderSV Werder Bremen	7	3-3-1	15:14	+1	12
8	M05Mainz 051. FSV Mainz 05	8	3-1-4	17:17	0	10
9	FCAFC AugsburgFC Augsburg	7	2-3-2	17:13	+4	9
10	TSGHoffenheimTSG Hoffenheim	7	3-0-4	14:14	0	9
11	HSVHamburger SVHamburger SV	7	3-0-4	6:16	-10	9
12	KOE1. FC Köln1. FC Köln	7	2-2-3	8:11	-3	8
13	SCPSCP07SC Paderborn 07	7	2-2-3	6:9	-3	8
14	SGEFrankfurtEintracht Frankfurt	7	2-2-3	10:17	-7	8
15	VFBVfBVfB Stuttgart	7	2-0-5	10:13	-3	6
16	S04Schalke 04FC Schalke 04	7	1-3-3	4:7	-3	6
17	FCUUnion Berlin1. FC Union Berlin	7	1-3-3	6:18	-12	6
18	BMGBorussia M'gladbachBorussia Mönchengladbach	7	1-0-6	11:22	-11	3