Late blow for SCP
Paderborn played well against Schalke and looked full value for a point, however, a late goal for the hosts means that André Breitenreiter’s side have slipped to the bottom of the table. Uwe Hünemeier headed past his own keeper with just two minutes of normal time to go.
Wolfsburg got off to an incredible start against Dortmund in the Volkswagen Arena. Kevin de Bruyne crossed for Daniel Caligiuri to open the scoring inside the first minute. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang equalised ten minutes later via the penalty spot, however, the hosts regained the lead shortly after the break through Naldo and they held on to claim all three points.
Raffael fires Gladbach to victory
The first half at the Weserstadion was a relatively uneventful affair but Borussia Mönchengladbach came out on top against Werder Bremen thanks to two goals from Raffael. He opened the scoring after 53 minutes and put the icing on the cake late on (86’).
Hakan Calhanoglu’s free kick in first half injury time gave Bayer 04 Leverkusen the lead against Hoffenheim. Stefan Kießling racked up the victory shortly after the hour mark.
Goals from Ja-Cheol Koo (47’) and Jairo (81’) gave Mainz victory over Köln. In the day’s other game Eintracht Frankfurt and Hertha played out a goalless draw.
The Bundesliga relegation fight will be decided on the final day of the season. Matchday 33 saw strugglers VfB Stuttgart, Hannover 96 and SC Freiburg all picked up important wins in the quest for survival.
SC Paderborn dropped to the bottom of the table thanks to a defeat in Gelsenkirchen and they are unlikely to be able to finish higher than 16th. The situation also got worse for Hamburger SV who now find themselves in 17th.
Wolfsburg and Gladbach reach the Champions League
Automatic qualification for the Champions League has now been confirmed for VfL Wolfsburg and Borussia Mönchengladbach. Leverkusen beat Hoffenheim but are unable to finish any higher than fourth. In regards to the Europa League, things are looking good for Schalke and Augsburg (46 points) – there’s a mountain to climb fir Dortmund and Bremen (43 points).
Stuttgart beat HSV on matchday 33. Gojko Kacar opened the scoring for Hamburg after eight minutes with his third goal in four games but goals from Christian Gentner (27’) and Martin Harnik (35’) turned the game around.
Stindl’s brace gives Hannover victory
Hannover took the lead after 24 minutes through Lars Stindl but Europa League hopefuls Augsburg levelled after 30 minutes through Paul Verhaegh. Stindl got his second of the game nine minutes after the break, which proved to be the winner. However, the action continued – Hannover’s Hiroki Sakai and Augsburg duo Verhaegh and Raul Bobadilla were all sent off.
Bayern took the lead after 13 minutes through Bastian Schweinsteiger. The Germany international captained the side today and converted after great play from Mitchell Weiser. Freiburg levelled through Admir Mehmedi’s spectacular goal shortly after the half hour mark. They boosted their hopes of survival through Nils Petersen’s late winner.
Late blow for SCP
Paderborn played well against Schalke and looked full value for a point, however, a late goal for the hosts means that André Breitenreiter’s side have slipped to the bottom of the table. Uwe Hünemeier headed past his own keeper with just two minutes of normal time to go.
Wolfsburg got off to an incredible start against Dortmund in the Volkswagen Arena. Kevin de Bruyne crossed for Daniel Caligiuri to open the scoring inside the first minute. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang equalised ten minutes later via the penalty spot, however, the hosts regained the lead shortly after the break through Naldo and they held on to claim all three points.
Raffael fires Gladbach to victory
The first half at the Weserstadion was a relatively uneventful affair but Borussia Mönchengladbach came out on top against Werder Bremen thanks to two goals from Raffael. He opened the scoring after 53 minutes and put the icing on the cake late on (86’).
Hakan Calhanoglu’s free kick in first half injury time gave Bayer 04 Leverkusen the lead against Hoffenheim. Stefan Kießling racked up the victory shortly after the hour mark.
Goals from Ja-Cheol Koo (47’) and Jairo (81’) gave Mainz victory over Köln. In the day’s other game Eintracht Frankfurt and Hertha played out a goalless draw.
