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0:39

Watch: St. Pauli says goodbye to the Bundesliga

0:17

Watch: Burcu looking forward to his summer holidays

0:08

Watch: Freiburg fans celebrate young goalscorer

0:38

Watch: Höfler says goodbye

0:17

Watch: The Frankfurt fans say goodbye for another season

0:06

Watch: Kane given beer shower

0:12

Watch: Kane and Kompany lift the Meisterschale

0:05

Watch: Laimer gives Goretzka a beer shower

0:15

Watch: The Bayern players celebrate in style

0:10

Watch: Kompany soaked with beer during celebrations

0:18

Watch: Díaz's Meisterschale mix-up

0:30

Bodganov denied

Almost a first Union for the youngest, but he can't bury despite two bites of the cherry.

The 2025/26 Bundesliga champions!

0:25

Watch: Olise receives POTS prize

0:58

Watch: Olise named Player of the Season

The Bayern winger takes the accolade after a stellar campaign in which he registered 15 goals and 19 assists, becoming the first Bundesliga player in six years to hit double-digit figures in both categories.

Full-time: Eintracht Frankfurt 2-2 VfB Stuttgart

The Eagles pull themselves from two goals down to rescue a point at home, but it wasn't enough to see them sneak into seventh place. The visitors looked in control for much of the game but let it slip in the second half and will be frustrated by dropping two points, although it also doesn't impact their Champions League hopes as they'll finish fourth anyway after Hoffenheim's loss to Gladbach.

Full-time: Union Berlin 4-0 Augsburg

What an end to the season for Union as they down Augsburg in style. Andrej Ilić's first-half double put them well on their way, and a stunner from András Schäfer shortly after the break had them in total control. Wooyeong Jeong added the icing to Marie-Louise Eta's cake late on as Augsburg missed out on UEFA Conference League qualification.

90'

Almost!

Olise charges up from deep to reach Díaz's square ball into the penalty area, but a last-ditch challenge prevents him from adding a sixth Bayern goal.

2 - 2

Full-time

Full-time: Werder Bremen 0-2 Borussia Dortmund

Dortmund end their season on a high as they win away at Bremen. They dominated for large period, and only a string of Mio Backhaus saves kept the home team level. However, Serhou Guirassy's header around the hour mark, followed by Yan Couto's injury-time finish, secured the win for BVB.

Burkardt again!

He steps up and converts again, this time sending the ball high into the top corner.

Full-time: Bayern 5-1 Cologne

A gala performance to end the season from Bayern, with Kane's hat-trick stealing the show. They end the season on 89 points - the fourth-highest total in history - and with a record 122 goals. Promoted Cologne are non-movers in 14th place. Let the title party commence...

90'

+ 2

2 - 2

Jonathan Burkardt

GOAL!

2:2

Penalty

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.

77 %

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.

104.96 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 m

0:32

Penalty for Frankfurt!

Chema tackles Skhiri in the box but the ball bounces up onto his hand, and Frankfurt have another penalty!

Full-time: Leverkusen 1-1 Hamburg

It ends all square in Leverkusen. The hosts had a multitude of chances, but they struggled to take them. Eventually, Hamburg punished them, but an equaliser near the end means the game ends level. That means Leverkusen finish sixth and will play in the Europa League next season.

5 - 1

Full-time

90'

+ 8

Another huge chance for Maza

Leverkusen break through on the right, and Vázquez has space in the box. He pulls the ball back to Maza, who has his shot blocked right in front of the goal.

1 - 1

Full-time

1 - 3

Full-time

90'

+ 2

5 - 1

Substitution

Florian Kainz

Jakub Kamiński

Full-time: Freiburg 4-1 RB Leipzig

Freiburg secure seventh place and with it, UEFA Conference League qualification, with a 4-1 win over RB Leipzig. Niklas Beste (24'), Igor Matanović (26'), Matthias Ginter (47') and Derry Scherhant (75') got their goals, with Leipzig scoring one in reply through Assan Ouédraogo (33').

Full-time: St. Pauli 1-3 Wolfsburg

The Wolves have done it! Dieter Hecking’s side finish the season in 16th and will contest the relegation/promotion play-off against the side who finish third in Bundesliga 2. Pauli, though, are relegated to the second tier.

Couto rounds things off

A lovely finish from the full-back means Dortmund have all three points in the bag!

0:24

Grimaldo almost finds the top corner

The Spaniard cuts onto his left foot and aims for the top corner, but Tangvik is once again there to make a superb save.

4 - 1

Full-time

87'

1 - 2

Substitution

Finn Jeltsch

Nikolas Nartey

Full-time: Heidenheim 0-2 Mainz

That's it! Heidenheim are relegated - what a late run that put them within touching distance of safety when they had looked all but doomed, but they fall just short of pulling off an incredible survival bid. Tenth-placed Mainz finish the season on a high, deserved winners.

86'

1 - 2

Substitution

Tiago Tomás

Ermedin Demirović

Extra gloss!

Jeong buries just before the end of normal time to add extra icing to the cake, tapping home from close range.

0 - 2

Full-time

0 - 2

Full-time

90'

+ 5

1 - 3

Yellow card

Joel Chima Fujita

90'

+ 5

0 - 2

Yan Couto

GOAL!

0:2

Assist:Karim Adeyemi

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.

72.73 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.

12.76 m

90'

+ 4

1 - 3

Substitution

Lovro Majer

Christian Eriksen

4 - 0

Full-time

90'

+ 4

1 - 3

Substitution

Mohamed Amoura

Dženan Pejčinović

4 - 0

Full-time

90'

+ 4

1 - 3

Yellow card

Kento Shiogai

90'

+ 3

0 - 1

Substitution

Leonardo Bittencourt

Romano Schmid

It's four for Gladbach!

Hack dispossesses Avdullahu, races through on goal before firing the ball under Baumann with a composed finish.

90'

+ 1

1 - 3

Substitution

Mathias Rasmussen

Connor Metcalfe

90'

+ 1

1 - 3

Substitution

Taichi Hara

Jackson Irvine

90'

+ 1

4 - 0

Robin Hack

GOAL!

4:0

Goal probability

46 %

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.

88.21 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.

15.13 m

80'

1 - 2

Substitution

Timothy Chandler

Rasmus Kristensen

Jackson FIVE!

Dream introduction for the Bayern sub. It's a quick turnover, with Díaz leading the charge and teeing up the Senegalese forward for an ice-cold finish past Schwäbe - his eighth Bundesliga goal.

89'

4 - 0

Wooyeong Jeong

GOAL!

4:0

Goal probability

42 %

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.

5.36 m

89'

1 - 1

Substitution

William Mikelbrencis

Jordan Torunarigha

83'

4 - 1

SituationGoal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionGoal

88'

1 - 3

Yellow card

Abdoulie Ceesay

89'

3 - 0

Yellow card

Shuto Machino

83'

5 - 1

Nicolas Jackson

GOAL!

5:1

Assist:Luis Díaz

88'

1 - 3

Substitution

Kento Shiogai

Adam Daghim

83'

5 - 1

Substitution

Nicolas Jackson

Leon Goretzka

86'

4 - 1

Substitution

Maximilian Philipp

Igor Matanović

88'

0 - 1

Substitution

Yan Couto

Julian Ryerson

86'

3 - 0

Substitution

Dmytro Bogdanov

Andrej Ilić

86'

3 - 0

Substitution

Leopold Querfeld

Oliver Burke

0:30

Borussia-Park rises

On the final matchday of the season, Kleindienst makes his first appearance of 2026 after returning from a knee injury. His introduction is met by a standing ovation.

81'

4 - 1

Substitution

Youssoupha Niang

Marius Bülter

86'

3 - 0

Substitution

Tim Kleindienst

Philipp Sander

80'

4 - 1

Substitution

Jan Thielmann

Saïd El Mala

84'

0 - 2

Substitution

Nelson Weiper

Phillip Tietz

84'

1 - 1

Substitution

Lucas Vázquez

Aleix García

83'

0 - 1

Substitution

Fabio Silva

Serhou Guirassy

Burkardt converts!

He steps up to take the spot-kick and sends Nübel the wrong way, 2-1!

83'

0 - 1

Substitution

Karim Adeyemi

Jobe Bellingham

73'

1 - 2

Substitution

Luca Jaquez

Maximilian Mittelstädt

73'

1 - 2

Substitution

Josha Vagnoman

Chris Führich

80'

4 - 1

Substitution

Johan Bakayoko

Yan Diomande

Batz keeps Heidenheim out

Schmidt applauds as the home fans turn up the noise - they thought Zivzivadze would find the net, but the Georgian's close-range header was brilliantly parried by Batz, who threw himself handball-goalie-style to get something on it.

72'

1 - 2

Jonathan Burkardt

GOAL!

1:2

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

0:29

Frankfurt have a way back!

Nübel comes to claim a cross but the ball runs loose and Burkardt gets there first, with Nübel tripping him just inside the area.

81'

0 - 1

SituationNo goal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionNo goal

Phwoar!

Hoffenheim fail to clear the ball and it eventually leads to Elvedi laying the ball off for Diks, who makes space before finishing with aplomb, finding the top corner from range.

0:26

Post!

Finally a real opening for the visitors courtesy of substitute Ogundu, as he strikes the upright from a tight angle.

0:24

Scherhant adds a fourth

Scherhant grabs his fifth goal of the season, and first since January. What an afternoon for Freiburg!

81'

3 - 0

Kevin Diks

GOAL!

3:0

Assist:Nico Elvedi

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.

98.62 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.

26.96 m

80'

1 - 3

Dženan Pejčinović

GOAL!

1:3

Goal probability

42 %

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.

85.74 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.

8.98 m

Leverkusen are level

García whips in a cross that is met by Quansah. His header takes a couple of deflections, including a huge one off Remberg, before dropping into the corner.

77'

4 - 1

Yellow card

Christoph Baumgartner

THREE FOR WOLFSBURG!

The Wolves, surely, are heading into the relegation play-offs. Eriksen's close-range effort is held by Vasilj, but Pejčinović is first to the rebound and slots the ball into the net. All over for Pauli?

79'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Ozan Kabak

78'

1 - 1

Jarell Quansah

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:Aleix García

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.

8.15 m

77'

0 - 2

Substitution

Lennard Maloney

Sheraldo Becker

78'

1 - 1

Yellow card

Nicolas Capaldo

77'

3 - 0

Substitution

Uchenna Ogundu

Michael Gregoritsch

77'

1 - 2

Substitution

Ricky-Jade Jones

Adam Dźwigała

77'

1 - 2

Penalty missed!

Taker:

Christian Eriksen

77'

0 - 1

Substitution

Shafiq Nandja

Warmed Omari

77'

0 - 1

Substitution

Fabio Baldé

Fábio Vieira

75'

4 - 1

Derry Scherhant

GOAL!

4:1

Assist:Igor Matanović

Goal probability

15 %

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.

88.94 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.

12.7 m

77'

0 - 1

Substitution

Yussuf Poulsen

Otto Stange

66'

0 - 2

Yellow card

Ermedin Demirović

0:21

Watch: Eriksen misses penalty!

Hope for St. Pauli! Eriksen slams his penalty down the middle but the ball cannons off the crossbar and sails behind for a goal-kick!

70'

4 - 1

Substitution

Raphaël Guerreiro

Jamal Musiala

76'

2 - 0

Substitution

Adam Hložek

Bazoumana Toure

Hat-trick!

Another spectacular Kane goal after a bulldozing Goretzka run. The Bayern No.9's first touch sets him up perfectly and his second, well, that's how to strike a ball from distance. Clean as a whistle - no chance for Schwäbe.

76'

2 - 0

Substitution

Kevin Akpoguma

Bernardo

73'

3 - 1

Substitution

Rômulo

Conrad Harder

73'

3 - 1

Substitution

Tidiam Gomis

Nicolas Seiwald

73'

0 - 2

Substitution

Adrian Beck

Niklas Dorsch

73'

0 - 2

Substitution

Mathias Honsak

Eren Dinkçi

69'

4 - 1

Harry Kane

GOAL!

4:1

Assist:Leon Goretzka

74'

1 - 2

SituationNo penalty

ReviewHandball?

DecisionPenalty

72'

3 - 1

Substitution

Lucas Höler

Johan Manzambi

69'

4 - 1

Substitution

Ísak Jóhannesson

Alessio Castro-Montes

72'

3 - 1

Substitution

Bruno Ogbus

Matthias Ginter

74'

2 - 0

Substitution

Shuto Machino

Haris Tabaković

63'

0 - 2

Yellow card

Maximilian Mittelstädt

0:18

García whips a shot over the bar

Leverkusen come forward down the right. The ball is cut back to García via a neat dummy from Palacios, but his effort is well over the bar.

72'

2 - 0

SituationNo penalty

ReviewHandball?

DecisionNo penalty

71'

3 - 0

Substitution

Tim Skarke

Livan Burcu

70'

0 - 2

Yellow card

Sheraldo Becker

70'

0 - 2

Yellow card

Eren Dinkçi

70'

3 - 0

Yellow card

Aljoscha Kemlein

60'

0 - 2

Substitution

Jonathan Burkardt

Can Uzun

60'

0 - 2

Substitution

Mahmoud Dahoud

Mario Götze

70'

0 - 1

Substitution

Samuel Mbangula

Salim Musah

70'

0 - 1

Substitution

Patrice Čović

Cameron Puertas

68'

0 - 2

Substitution

Anthony Caci

Silvan Widmer

60'

0 - 2

Yellow card

Aurèle Amenda

68'

0 - 2

Substitution

Jae-sung Lee

Nadiem Amiri

69'

0 - 1

Substitution

Carney Chukwuemeka

Samuele Inácio

69'

0 - 1

Substitution

Julian Brandt

Maximilian Beier

69'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Alexander Prass

67'

1 - 2

Substitution

Yannick Gerhardt

Mattias Svanberg

65'

0 - 2

Substitution

Stefan Schimmer

Arijon Ibrahimović

67'

2 - 0

Substitution

Robin Hack

Hugo Bolin

66'

0 - 1

Yellow card

Arthur

67'

2 - 0

Substitution

Giovanni Reyna

Kevin Stöger

67'

2 - 0

Substitution

Franck Honorat

Wael Mohya

66'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Wael Mohya

65'

3 - 0

Substitution

Wooyeong Jeong

Ilyas Ansah

60'

3 - 1

Substitution

Jonas Urbig

Manuel Neuer

65'

3 - 0

Substitution

Josip Juranovic

Christopher Trimmel

60'

3 - 1

Substitution

Michael Olise

Lennart Karl

63'

3 - 1

Substitution

Antonio Nusa

Brajan Gruda

64'

1 - 2

SituationGoal

ReviewPrevious foul?

DecisionGoal

63'

3 - 1

Substitution

Ridle Baku

Benjamin Henrichs

65'

2 - 0

Substitution

Cole Campbell

Fisnik Asllani

64'

No goal!

Scally plays a ball between the lines into Sander, who finds Tabaković. The Gladbach forward, on loan from Hoffenheim, fires low and hard past Baumann for his second of the afternoon but he strayed offside in the build up.

65'

2 - 0

Substitution

Grischa Prömel

Albian Hajdari

64'

1 - 2

Nikola Vasilj

OWN GOAL!

1:2

64'

2 - 0

SituationGoal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionNo goal

63'

3 - 0

Yellow card

Han-Noah Massengo

WOLFSBURG BACK IN FRONT!

It's 2-1 - and it's a nightmare for Vasilj, who punches the ball into his own net from a Wolfsburg corner. VAR are having another look... but the goal is given!

0:33

The record man departs

Nicolas Höfler leaves the pitch for the final time in the Bundesliga. The Freiburg academy graduate gets a standing ovation from the fans. Lukas Kübler, hero of this season's European campaign, comes on in his place.

63'

0 - 1

Substitution

Miro Muheim

Rayan Philippe

61'

3 - 0

Substitution

Noahkai Banks

Chrislain Matsima

62'

0 - 1

Substitution

Jonas Hofmann

Malik Tillman

Vieira puts Hamburg ahead

And that is a devastating blow for Leverkusen. Remberg chips a ball across the box to Capaldo. He nods it down to Vieira, who works himself some space before whipping a stunner into the far corner.

61'

3 - 0

Substitution

Mads Pedersen

Marius Wolf

62'

0 - 1

Substitution

Arthur

Montrell Culbreath

62'

0 - 1

Substitution

Eliesse Ben Seghir

Robert Andrich

60'

3 - 1

Substitution

Lukas Kübler

Nicolas Höfler

60'

3 - 1

Substitution

Vincenzo Grifo

Niklas Beste

0:30

He's off!

Lemperle's foul that led to his second yellow card, just five seconds into the second half.

61'

0 - 1

Fábio Vieira

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Nicolas Capaldo

Goal probability

8 %

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.

95.73 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.

19.04 m

Finally

It has been coming, and Guirassy is the scorer. Once again, he combines with Ryerson, nodding the Norway international's cross into the bottom corner.

52'

Woodwork!

Cologne get away with one as Martel's attempted clearance falls to Karl. The teenager takes aim from 18 yards, but his effort cannons back off the far post.

60'

0 - 1

Serhou Guirassy

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Julian Ryerson

Goal probability

19 %

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.

6.38 m

60'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Leon Avdullahu

47'

0 - 2

Yellow card

Farès Chaïbi

57'

1 - 1

Abdoulie Ceesay

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:Connor Metcalfe

Goal probability

31 %

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.

4.97 m

55'

3 - 0

Substitution

Rodrigo Ribeiro

Mert Kömür

55'

3 - 0

Substitution

Han-Noah Massengo

Yannik Keitel

0 - 2

Kick-off!

PAULI LEVEL!

It's another header at the near post - and another goal! Half-time substitute Ceesay rises above Vavro to send a firm header past Grabara and into the net. Pauli are still alive in this dramatic relegation scrap!

54'

Flekken denies Vieira

Vieira rolls his man in the box and lets fly, looking for the far corner with his weaker right foot. He connects perfectly, but Flekken leaps across to tip the ball behind for a corner. A superb save!

53'

Off the 'bar

It's a high ball into the box and somehow Schöppner makes a great connection - his header ricochets off the bar...so unlucky. They've done almost everything but score this half have Heidenheim.

Flying

Union are all over Augsburg here and have the goal their start to the second half deserves. It's a brilliant strike, too, as Schäfer arrows one into the top corner from outside the area.

45'

+ 5

0 - 2

Substitution

Farès Chaïbi

Arnaud Kalimuendo

55'

2 - 0

Substitution

Alexander Prass

Andrej Kramarić

54'

3 - 0

András Schäfer

GOAL!

3:0

Assist:Livan Burcu

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.

113.63 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.

22.33 m

53'

Another big chance for Maza

Palacios pokes a neat pass through to Maza in the box. He shoots on the spin, but hooks his shot wide from a great position.

53'

0 - 0

Substitution

Marco Grüll

Isaac Schmidt

3 - 1

Kick-off!

0:19

Wide from Touré

Hoffenheim are looking for a way back into the game just before the break, but the Ivorian is unable to guide his effort on target.

48'

Handball appeal

Mainz lose the ball just outside their own box, Zivzivadze with a fantastic run into the Mainz area - tries to cross, it's blocked by the hand of Posch as the Mainz defender falls...VAR say "no penalty"

47'

0 - 2

SituationNo penalty

ReviewHandball?

DecisionNo penalty

And it's 3-1!

Freiburg extend their lead. Beste's corner is headed back into the mixer by Manzambi, two Leipzig defenders miss the ball and Ginter is on-hand with a striker's finish, chipping the ball home.

47'

3 - 1

Matthias Ginter

GOAL!

3:1

Assist:Jordy Makengo

Goal probability

48 %

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.

6.43 m

45'

+ 4

3 - 1

Substitution

Linton Maina

Joël Schmied

45'

+ 4

3 - 1

Substitution

Josip Stanišić

Konrad Laimer

46'

Underway

The final half of the season for these teams is up and running.

2 - 1

Kick-off!

0 - 2

Kick-off!

Down to 10

A huge blow for Hoffenheim's top-four dreams! Lemperle presses high, conceding a free-kick that results in a second yellow card.

0:28

Rough and tumble

Both teams are eager to end their respective seasons on a high.

45'

+ 4

0 - 2

Substitution

Danny da Costa

Stefan Posch

2 - 0

Kick-off!

45'

+ 4

0 - 2

Substitution

Omar Haktab Traoré

Marnon Busch

45'

+ 4

0 - 2

Substitution

Christian Conteh

Marvin Pieringer

46'

Up and running

There are just 45 minutes of the season left for both of these teams.

0 - 1

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

46'

2 - 0

Second yellow card

Tim Lemperle

45'

0 - 0

Substitution

Marco Friedl

Amos Pieper

2 - 0

Kick-off!

45'

+ 2

0 - 1

Substitution

Abdoulie Ceesay

Andréas Hountondji

45'

+ 4

The situation

With Wolfsburg winning 1-0 at St. Pauli, the Wolves would finish in the relegation/promotion play-off spot of 16th while St. Pauli 17th and Heidenheim bottom are relegated to Bundesliga 2 for next season. But that could still all change.

As it stands in the Champions League battle

45 minutes played and as it stands, Stuttgart look nailed on to take fourth spot. The Swabians lead 2-0 in Frankfurt at the break, whereas their top four rivals are both slipping up. Leverkusen remain level with Hamburg at the break, while Hoffenheim find themselves 2-0 down against Gladbach. That means Stuttgart are on 64 points, Hoffenheim 61 and Leverkusen 59.

Half-time: Eintracht Frankfurt 0-2 VfB Stuttgart

The visitors go into the break with a two-goal cushion, meaning they'll secure Champions League football as things stand. Stuttgart have been clinical going forward, as Frankfurt have also threatened, but Hoeneß's men have managed to convert their chances.

0 - 2

Half-time

0:25

Nartey doubles the lead!

A delicate through ball from Führich finds Undav inside the box, who lays it off first time to Nartey on the penalty spot to tuck home their second of the afternoon.

As it stands at the bottom

Koulierakis’ header means Wolfsburg are heading into the relegation play-offs, leaving St. Pauli and Heidenheim in the two automatic relegation places with 45 minutes of the 2025/26 campaign remaining. Can the Wolves hold on to 16th spot? All will be revealed in the second half…

45'

+ 4

0 - 2

Nikolas Nartey

GOAL!

0:2

Assist:Deniz Undav

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.

10.99 m

Half-time: Bayern 3-1 Cologne

Bayern are in control as an entertaining first half closes with a flurry of Cologne activity in and around Neuer's goal. The champs have been at their flowing best in attack, and could arguably be 4- or 5-1 up.

3 - 1

Half-time

Half-time: Union Berlin 2-0 Augsburg

The hosts are ending their season in style as they lead at the break. The man of the first half was quite clearly Andrej Ilić, who scored twice to put his side in the ascendancy. Augsburg, meanwhile, just haven't got into the game, and are currently out of the race for seventh.

Half-time: Leverkusen 0-0 Hamburg

Still no goals at the break, but there have certainly been enough chances. Capaldo hit the woodwork for Hamburg before Schick won, then missed a penalty to give his side the lead. Tangvik has had a great debut between the sticks for Hamburg.

Half-time: Heidenheim 0-2 Mainz

The home side have it all to do if they want to have any hope of retaining their top-flight status. They have been very much second-best here, and Mainz could have had at least another couple of goals. What magic Frank Schmidt work in the home dressing room now?

Half-time: Freiburg 2-1 Leipzig

Freiburg lead Leipzig 2-1 at the break thanks to goals from Beste and Matanović. Ouédraogo pulled one back but if it stays like this, UEFA Conference League qualification awaits the Black Forest club.

Half-time: Werder Bremen 0-0 Borussia Dortmund

The score remains goalless at the interval. Dortmund started strongly, but Mio Backhaus made three fantastic saves to deny the visitors. Since then, it has been relatively quiet at both ends, meaning it is still all to play in the second period.

0 - 2

Half-time

2 - 1

Half-time

0:27

Tillman denied

Tapsoba sends in another good delivery, and this time Tillman meets it, but once again, Tangvik is there to make another good save.

2 - 0

Half-time

0 - 0

Half-time

0:16

Off the post!

Bayern nearly take full advantage as Cologne lose possession in the build-up. Kane feeds Musiala, who skips away from his man before lashing a rising strike against the woodwork. Kane tries to get something on the loose ball in the six-yard box, but the visiting defence snuff it out.

Half-time: Gladbach 2-0 Hoffenheim

Hoffenheim dominated the opening proceedings and created the better chances through Kramarić, but Gladbach responded well to early pressure and took the lead through Bolin, who struck his first Bundesliga strike before Tabaković finished emphatically against his parent club, giving the Foals a deserved lead heading into the break.

0 - 1

Half-time

Half-time: St. Pauli 0-1 Wolfsburg

Both teams have gone close, but it's Wolfsburg who take a narrow lead into half-time thanks to Koulierakis' header eight minutes before the interval. The Wolves are 16th as it stands, three points clear of both Pauli and Heidenheim.

0 - 0

Half-time

2 - 0

Half-time

42'

Chance!

Díaz runs in behind Simpson-Pusey as Bayern go route one. The Colombian darts into the penalty area, but his low shot is blocked by the spread-eagle Schwäbe.

0:10

Goal! Heidenheim 0-2 Mainz

Mainz come forward with Becker. Heidenheim are on their heels....he finds Tietz, who has a great chance to shoot, but passes to Amiri instead. Cool as you like, he waits, sidesteps Feller's dive, and belts home his 12th league goal of the campaign. Lovely goal, and Heidenheim in real trouble now.

43'

0 - 2

Nadiem Amiri

GOAL!

0:2

Assist:Phillip Tietz

Goal probability

82 %

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.

8.11 m

0:18

Union two up

Ilić had only three goals before today in the Bundesliga this season, but he is up to five for the campaign now. This one is well-taken, as his shot bounces just in front of Dahmen. A great first half for the home team.

43'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Philipp Sander

42'

2 - 0

Andrej Ilić

GOAL!

2:0

Assist:Oliver Burke

Goal probability

8 %

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.

128.7 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.

23.82 m

0:24

Diomande dangerous

Diomande is looking lively. This time he shoots from a tight angle and Atubolu saves it with his chest.

40'

Big chance

A ball is played towards the edge of the box, which Torunarigha pokes into the path of Grønbæk. He just has Flekken to beat, but Culbreath gets back to put enough pressure on the Dane to miss the chance.

0:22

Watch: What a chance!

Kaars breaks clear inside the Wolfsburg area and plays the ball across the face of goal to Hountondji, who fails to make proper contact with the ball from point-blank range. What an opportunity for Pauli to equalise late in the first half!

37'

3 - 1

Yellow card

Konrad Laimer

40'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Haris Tabaković

37'

0 - 1

Konstantinos Koulierakis

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Christian Eriksen

Goal probability

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.

3.04 m

34'

3 - 1

Yellow card

Joël Schmied

WOLFSBURG LEAD!

A huge, huge goal at the Millerntor-Stadion as Koulierakis rises highest to nod Eriksen's corner beyond Vasilj and into the far corner. As it stands, the Wolves are three points clear of both their relegation rivals. Can St. Pauli respond?

0:24

Save

Musah is one-on-one with Kobel, albeit from a very tight angle, and the Swiss goalkeeper is able to make a save.

35'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Tim Lemperle

35'

Amiri off a post

The Germany midfielder bursts forward from just inside the hosts' half, drifts away from challenges and then around Feller, but his shot comes off the outside of the near post. Amiri with his head in his hands - that should have been a second. This game is so open!

33'

0 - 0

Yellow card

Adam Daghim

What a game!

Leipzig are back in it! Diomande drives forward on the left, easily leaving his marker behind, then plays it to Assan Ouédraogo. He feints a shot with his right, shifts the ball to his left and leaves three Freiburg players for dead in the process - his shot then goes low into the bottom right corner, utterly unstoppable. Only 2-1 now.

33'

2 - 1

Assan Ouédraogo

GOAL!

2:1

Assist:Yan Diomande

Goal probability

5 %

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.

105.3 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.

18.77 m

27'

0 - 1

Yellow card

Chema Andrés

32'

2 - 0

Yellow card

Albian Hajdari

0:25

Massive chance

Mainz lose the ball just outside their own penalty area, Schöppner plays a great ball across to Pieringer, must score...smashes off the crossbar, maybe Batz got a touch. The follow-up is blocked as Mainz scramble...great chance to level.

0:30

Uzun works his magic

He weaves his way through the box before firing his finish straight at Nübel.

27'

1 - 0

Yellow card

Christopher Trimmel

26'

2 - 0

Igor Matanović

GOAL!

2:0

Assist:Johan Manzambi

Goal probability

13 %

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.

7.83 m

0:22

2-0 almost immediately!

Another header! This time it's Manzambi who crosses for Matanović and he makes no mistake from close-range.

0:33

Schick's penalty saved

The penalty is given, and Schick steps up to take it. He goes to the goalkeeper's left, but Tangvik reads it and dives across to make the save. What a moment for the Hamburg debutant!

0:18

Great finish!

Lovely goal to restore Bayern's cushion. Karl is the architect with a weaving run on the right-hand side. His cross is played behind the Cologne defence, allowing Bischof to ghost in from deep to slot a razor-sharp finish beyond the dive of Schwäbe from the edge of the area. That's now three goals in his last four league games!

25'

0 - 0

Penalty missed!

Taker:

Patrik Schick

24'

Penalty for Leverkusen

Tillman slots the ball through to Schick, who has his ankles clipped by Torunarigha, but was it offside, or was it even inside the box?

22'

3 - 1

Tom Bischof

GOAL!

3:1

Assist:Lennart Karl

Goal probability

8 %

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.

17.93 m

24'

0 - 0

Yellow card

Jordan Torunarigha

Goaaaal - Freiburg take the lead

Freiburg are well on their way to the UEFA Conference League! Niklas Beste is left with a tap-in after Matthias Ginter's header hits the woodwork!

24'

1 - 0

Niklas Beste

GOAL!

1:0

Goal probability

60 %

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.

6.5 m

24'

1 - 0

Yellow card

Oliver Burke

It's two!

It's a wonderful attacking move. Tabaković flicks the ball around the corner into the path of Engelhardt, who plays a low cross into a dangerous area. Mohya takes a swing but misses the ball completely. It then lands at the Gladbach forward, who finishes emphatically past Baumann.

22'

Maza denied

Leverkusen combine neatly around the Hamburg penalty area with Tillman feeding Maza in the box. He drives a low shot towards the far post, but Tangvik reacts well to make the save.

23'

2 - 0

Haris Tabaković

GOAL!

2:0

Goal probability

25 %

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.

12.87 m

17'

0 - 1

Substitution

Ansgar Knauff

Jean-Mattéo Bahoya

Bayern exposed!

Cologne punish Bayern's high line to halve the deficit. El Mala does all the work, dispossessing Musiala in his own half before running a good 60 yards and finishing low past Neuer. Fantastic composure from the teenager - will he go to the World Cup with Germany?

0:30

Watch: From one end to the other!

An astonishing passage of play as Fujita lets fly from around 25 metres out, only to be denied by the underside of the crossbar. Daghim then breaks clear at the other end and only has Vasilj to beat, but the Pauli keeper is out quickly to deny the Wolves man.

18'

2 - 1

Saïd El Mala

GOAL!

2:1

Goal probability

17 %

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.

13.38 m

20'

Close again

Freiburg are pushing. This time it's Derry Scherhant who goes close, shaking off a handful of defenders and firing wide.

18'

Another good chance for Leverkusen

Up the other end, the Leverkusen players are queueing up in the box, but in the end, Maza can only scuff an effort towards goal from Grimaldo's cross.

17'

Off the woodwork!

Hamburg almost take a shock lead as Philippe's cross is headed against the woodwork by Capaldo.

18'

0 - 0

Yellow card

Vinicius Souza

0:21

Harry Houdini!

Outrageous from Kane as he lashes a brilliantly disguised free-kick, initially touched off by Kimmich, through Cologne's defensive wall. The set piece all came about after some trademark Musiala chicanery on the edge of the D. It could be a rout...

The visitors take the lead!

Führich swings in a deep corner, where Chema slams home a close range header at the far post.

10'

0 - 1

Chema Andrés

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Chris Führich

Goal probability

37 %

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.

5.1 m

13'

2 - 0

Harry Kane

GOAL!

2:0

Assist:Joshua Kimmich

Goal probability

10 %

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.

116.58 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.

18.11 m

There it is!

Sander takes a long throw which Hoffenheim are only able to clear into the path of Mohya, who chests the ball down before Bolin takes a snapshot that catches Baumann off guard. It's the Swede's first Bundesliga strike and what a superb finish it was, into the bottom corner.

It's been coming!

Bayern forge ahead in Munich. Karl does really well to recover a slightly overcooked Díaz cross, before jinking inside and dropping the ball off for Kimmich. He stands up a measured cross for Kane, who volleys home with aplomb from inside the 18-yard box. Superb technique - that's now 34 Bundesliga goals this season.

14'

1 - 0

Hugo Bolin

GOAL!

1:0

Assist:Wael Mohya

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.

14.6 m

Backhaus on fire

What a start for the shot-stopper.

11'

Tietz denied by the bar

Amiri clips a free-kick in from the left side, the ball is met by Tietz on the volley and his effort - with the outside of his right boot - crashes off the crossbar. So close to a second;

10'

1 - 0

Harry Kane

GOAL!

1:0

Assist:Joshua Kimmich

Goal probability

28 %

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.

9.11 m

Union have the lead

The Iron Ones are in front in their final game of the season through Ilić, who takes advantage of a mix-up at the back to slot into an empty net. A fantastic way to celebrate his 50th game for the club.

Nearly!

Cologne are defending in numbers as Kane and Goretzka combine in the penalty area. They visitors get it away, but Bayern are straight back on the attack with Díaz. He pings over a low cross, with the unmarked Karl mere inches from applying the finish.

10'

1 - 0

Andrej Ilić

GOAL!

1:0

Assist:András Schäfer

Goal probability

89 %

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

Good play

Diomande gets past Philipp Treu down the left and crosses for Christoph Baumgartner. The prolific Austrian goes down under duress from Jordy Makengo. The referee waves it away after consulting VAR.

First good chances

Palacios finds the run of Schick in the box. He powers an effort towards goal that Tangvik parries clear. Leverkusen then recycle the ball down the right, and Grimaldo sets Maza just inside the box, but his shot goes over the bar.

Great double save!

Backhaus is called into action twice in quick succession, and does brilliantly on both occasions. First, he pushes Guirassy's attempt away from goal, before parrying Inácio's first-time effort on the rebound onto the post.

0:28

Golden opportunity!

Asllani plays a superb ball into the path of Kramarić, who ghosts into the Gladbach penalty area unmarked but Hoffenheim's goal-getter doesn't generate enough power with the outside of his right boot. What a chance for the visitors!

Goal! Heidenheim 0-1 Mainz

Not the start the home side wanted...Potulski overlaps down the left, great run, his cross from the by-line loops up and Tietz - standing almost on the goalline - just has to get a touch on it. He does, and Mainz lead.

0 - 1

Phillip Tietz

GOAL!

0:1

Goal probability

98 %

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.

1.28 m

0 - 0

Kick-off!

Over the bar

A lovely counter-attack from Die Breisgauer. Derry Scherhant dances through and lays off Johan Manzambi, but the Swiss youngster then fires high.

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0:12

Watch: The Hamburg players warm-up

0:26

Watch: Atmosphere building

0:28

Watch: The Hamburg goalkeepers head out to warm-up

0:07

Inside the visitors' dressing room

0:40

The players head out

0:20

Watch: Calm before the storm at Borussia-Park

More on those teams

Goretzka retains his place for his final game at the Allianz as a Bayern player. Neuer returns in goal after penning a one-year contract extension, with Urbig dropping to the bench. Laimer, Upamecano, Tah, Karl and Díaz are also cycled back into the starting line-up. As for Cologne, Simpson-Pusey is recalled in defence, Martel’s back following suspension and Castro-Montes replaces Maina.

Union team news

There is just one change from Marie-Louise Eta, as Rani Khedira makes way for András Schäfer. Diogo Leite and Danilho Doekhi both start what will be their final game for the club.

Leverkusen team news

Meanwhile, it is just the one change for Leverkusen as Tillman (centre) replaces the injured Kofane. It's the American's first start since the 3-3 draw with Heidenheim in March.

Augsburg team news

Manuel Baums makes two changes to the team that beat Gladbach on Matchday 33. Dimitrious Giannoulis is injured and Kristijan Jakić is suspended, meaning Robin Fellhauer and Yannik Keitel are in the starting XI for the final game of the season.

Hamburg team news

It's three changes for Hamburg from the side that beat Freiburg last time out, with perhaps the most notable being in goal. Tangvik replaces Heuer Fernandes between the sticks to make his club debut. Elsewhere, Torunarigha replaces Jatta and Philippe replaces Königsdörffer.

More on that Frankfurt team

Albert Riera makes three changes to the side that lost against Dortmund. Chaïbi, Dahoud and Theate are replaced by Bahoya (pictured), Götze and Kristensen.

0:42

Watch: Gladbach arrive!

0:42

Watch: Taking in the surroundings

Gulácsi's comeback

Peter Gulácsi makes his first appearance in three months. His last outing was the 2-2 draw with Wolfsburg On 15 February,

More on that Stuttgart team

Sebastian Hoeneß names an unchanged side following their recent win over Bayer Leverkusen.

Bremen team news

Daniel Thioune also makes two changes to his team from the loss against Hoffenheim. Marco Friedl is on the bench, with Karim Coulibaly taking his place, while Isaac Schmidt comes in for the suspended Yukinari Sugawara.

0:14

Watch: Inside the Dortmund dressing room

Dortmund team news

Kovač makes two changes to the team that beat Eintracht Frankfurt last time out. Daniel Svensson and Felix Nmecha come in, with Marcel Sabitzer and Julian Brandt dropping to the bench. Samuele Inácio makes his third straight start after scoring last time out.

Stuttgart subs

Bredlow, Assignon, Jaquez, Jeltsch, Vagnoman, Zagadou, El Khannouss, Bouanani, Tiago Tomás

Frankfurt subs

Kauã Santos, Chandler, Theate, Chaïbi, Dahoud, Knauff, Larsson, Amaimouni-Echghouyab, Burkardt

More on that Gladbach team

Polanski has made four changes to his team that suffered a 3-1 defeat against Augsburg last weekend. Elvedi replaces Chiarodia in defence while Ullrich comes in for Honorat, meaning that Scally switches to the right. Bolin replaces Reitz, who misses his farewell game through illness, while Tabaković (pictured) replaces Machino in attack.

More on that Hoffenheim team

Ilzer names the same team that beat Werder Bremen 1-0 on Matchday 33. Lemperle leads the attack with Touré, Asllani and Kramarić (pictured) supporting the lone forward. Burger and Avdullahu sit in a double-pivot ahead of a back four.

More on that Wolfsburg team

The Wolves make only one alteration to the side that started the defeat at home to Bayern Munich as Svanberg (pictured) replaces the injured Wimmer in midfield.

More on that St. Pauli team

Blessin makes two changes to the side that started the defeat at RB Leipzig last weekend. Wahl (pictured) and Dźwigała join Andō in the hosts' back three, with Ritzka dropping to the bench and Smith missing out through illness.

0:18

Watch: Bremen fans make their way to the stadium

0:21

Watch: The Hamburg players check out the pitch

1:02

Watch: Pauli arrive for crunch clash

0:08

Watch: All calm at the Millerntor - for now

Neuer pens Bayern extension

It had been suggested that Manuel Neuer may call time on his illustrious career at the end of the current campaign, but the 40-year-old will now play on for at least another 12 months after extending his Bayern contract until 2027.

Albert Riera on facing Stuttgart

“Stuttgart are a very attacking team who will force us to go direct. They’re also the best team when it comes to duels, which isn’t our biggest strength. If we don’t win, we don’t need to look at what’s happening elsewhere. If we’re winning 9-0, I might take a look at other results. I will prepare my players accordingly.”

Daniel Thioune on facing Dortmund

“This isn’t a friendly. We want to give another good account of ourselves on Saturday. We haven’t been celebrating, but it’s been a positive end to the season. At one point, we thought we might end up in a different division next term, but we’ve managed to preserve our top-flight status.”

Kasper Hjulmand on facing Hamburg

“It’s not over yet. We’re desperate to win our game, then we’ll see what happens elsewhere [in Stuttgart and Gladbach]. That’s what we’ve been speaking about all week. We’re well-prepared and ready to go again. You never know what’s going to happen on the final day, but we’re fully focused on our task.”

Manuel Baum on facing Union

“We’re really looking forward to it. Our primary objective was to stay in the division. After that, we wanted to finish in the top half. Now, we have a chance of qualifying for Europe. To do that, we need to do our job. We’re relying on other results going our way, but we need to focus on our game.”

Christian Ilzer on facing Gladbach

“We can look back on a very successful season and are aiming to finish on a high [by qualifying for the Champions League]. Our goal is to win, but that will be difficult. Gladbach are very strong and have kept several clean sheets on home soil. They're capable of playing very good football, as they showed against Borussia Dortmund [on Matchday 32]."

Niko Kovač on facing Bremen

“We’re taking this game very seriously. If someone had told us that we’d comfortably finish the season in second place with 70 points - or potentially 73 - I’d have settled for that right away. We can be pleased with what we’ve accomplished in the Bundesliga.”

Frank Schmidt on facing Mainz

“We haven’t changed anything compared to previous weeks. We’ve prepared in exactly the same way. It’s our final game of the season, and after that we’ll know where we are in the standings. We’re grateful we still have an opportunity to finish in the play-off position after all our hard work in recent weeks. We’re looking forward to it.”

Vincent Kompany on facing Cologne

“You have to win every game; that’s the Bayern mentality. You always have to be mentally prepared for every game. It’s part and parcel of being a footballer. We don’t believe there’s such a thing as an easy game. There’ll be 75,000 people there with their children; they’ll be looking forward to it.”

Ole Werner on facing Freiburg

"We're travelling to Freiburg to win and to set a new record. We have the chance to make it the club's best-ever season in terms of points. That's our goal, and it's a huge motivating factor for everyone. In Freiburg, we have the chance to put the proverbial icing on the cake."

Marie-Louise Eta on facing Augsburg

"We're happy we've got a home game to finish. Augsburg still have something to play for, so we want to play a good game and follow up our result in Mainz. Augsburg are very solid under Manuel Baum and on a run of six games unbeaten. They could still qualify for Europe. We need to give all we've got and give the fans a fitting farewell."

Merlin Polzin on facing Leverkusen

"We want a perfect finish to the season for our fans and ourselves, making it three wins in a row. That's our objective. We've prepared in a serious way. We want to approach this game with everything we've got left after this energy-sapping season."

Urs Fischer on facing Heidenheim

"It's only human for you to let up after the pressure is off. It's not always easy building up that tension again. I think a positive result [on the final day] can help us through the summer. There's enough incentive to fight for a higher position. Heidenheim are on an unbeaten run and in good form. They'll try all then can to take their chance. We need to be ready for that."

Eugen Polanski on facing Hoffenheim

"There's a reason Hoffenheim are in fifth place. They've had a very consistent, good season. This is their final. That means we need to put up a fight by creating a real atmosphere at home. We saw against Dortmund what's possible when we play with energy for 90 minutes. That's exactly the performance we need again."

René Wagner on facing Bayern

“It’s the chance to test yourself at the very highest level against the best players in Germany and maybe in Europe. We need to see it as an opportunity. We need to go out there with full energy. We need to make sure we stand up against them. At the end of the day, it’s a huge chance for us to test ourselves against the best. I think the guys understand that as well. That’s the demand on ourselves going to Munich.”

1:49

Watch: Alexander Blessin on facing Wolfsburg

“We all know it’s the most important game of the season now. You can’t say there’s no pressure. We need to face up to the situation. But I also don’t want to talk about a situation of fear, because we have the chance of getting into the play-off spot. We need to take that chance and accept it. I see things going into the final matchday as having the chance to claim that play-off spot, even though it’s from the unfavourable position of 18th place. But it’s possible. We have the chance. We want to see things in that positive way.”

Julian Schuster on facing Leipzig

"We know full well what our goal is for Saturday. We want to finish seventh and will do all we can for that. It's in our own hands. It's a good position and a remarkable achievement, when you look at our fixture list. Obviously the unique challenge this week is that our next game has a bigger influence."

Sebastian Hoeneß on facing Frankfurt

"It’ll be pretty exciting in Frankfurt. It’s always a difficult game, also against a team competing to be in Europe as well in their final home game. So we can assume we’ll be up against a very good team. They’ve got good individual quality, especially up front with loads of options. It’s not clear for us preparing for the game who will play for them. We obviously want to cause them problems in defence, if possible taking away some of their attacking impetus by making them defend a lot."

1:44

Watch: Dieter Hecking on facing St. Pauli

“We want to win our game. Nothing else is really of interest. Mainz are also still part of this and will try to do their job and perform well. But at the end of the day, it’s in our own hands to get 16th place by playing well, getting a good result. That’s our task against a highly motivated opponent who aren’t bad, even though they haven’t won in nine. That’s the job. We need to do our bit. The team and I are focused on that and not what Heidenheim or St. Pauli do.”

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Heidenheim

vs.

Mainz

St. Pauli

vs.

Wolfsburg

Union Berlin

vs.

Augsburg

M'gladbach

vs.

Hoffenheim

Bremen

vs.

Dortmund

Freiburg

vs.

Leipzig

Frankfurt

vs.

Stuttgart

Leverkusen

vs.

Hamburg

Bayern

vs.

Köln

Standings

		P	Won-Draw-LostW-D-L	G	+/-	Pts
1	FCBBayernBayern Munich	34	28-5-1	122:36	+86	89
2	BVBDortmundBorussia Dortmund	34	22-7-5	70:34	+36	73
3	RBLLeipzigRB Leipzig	34	20-5-9	66:47	+19	65
4	VFBStuttgartVfB Stuttgart	34	18-8-8	71:49	+22	62
5	TSGHoffenheimHoffenheim	34	18-7-9	65:52	+13	61
6	B04LeverkusenBayer Leverkusen	34	17-8-9	68:47	+21	59
7	SCFFreiburgFreiburg	34	13-8-13	51:57	-6	47
8	SGEFrankfurtEintracht Frankfurt	34	11-11-12	61:65	-4	44
9	FCAAugsburgAugsburg	34	12-7-15	45:61	-16	43
10	M05MainzMainz	34	10-10-14	44:53	-9	40
11	FCUUnion BerlinUnion Berlin	34	10-9-15	44:58	-14	39
12	BMGM'gladbachBorussia Mönchengladbach	34	9-11-14	42:53	-11	38
13	HSVHamburgHamburg	34	9-11-14	40:54	-14	38
14	KOECologneCologne	34	7-11-16	49:63	-14	32
15	SVWBremenWerder Bremen	34	8-8-18	37:60	-23	32
16	WOBWolfsburgWolfsburg	34	7-8-19	45:69	-24	29
17	FCHHeidenheimHeidenheim	34	6-8-20	41:72	-31	26
18	STPSt. PauliSt. Pauli	34	6-8-20	29:60	-31	26