RB Leipzig secured a runners-up finish for the second time in their Bundesliga history in 2020/21, recording some big wins, barnstorming comebacks and taking the fight to Bayern in Munich.
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After failing to score on four previous Bundesliga visits to the Allianz Arena, Leipzig netted three times - taking the lead on two occasions - as the top two played out a thrilling 3-3 draw.
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Alexander Sörloth scored an injury-time winner as Leipzig fought back from 2-0 down to beat Borussia Mönchengladbach and keep within two points of Bundesliga leaders Bayern.
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Sörloth was again on target (twice) as Leipzig side bounced back from a tight 1-0 defeat to Bayern in style by putting Werder Bremen to the sword with three first-half goals.
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Die Roten Bullen fought back from two Maximilian Philipp goals to earn a 2-2 draw at home to Wolfsburg that saw Nagelsmann's side secure the runners-up spot in the Bundesliga for the second time in their five-year top-flight history.
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