SV Darmstadt 98 – FC Bayern Munich 2:5 (1:2)
As expected, FC Bayern Munich was superior. In the first half, Munich had almost 80 percent possession of the ball. But the Darmstadt team scored the first goal. In the 28th minute, Tim Skarke took the lead for a short time. After Matthjis De Ligt lost the ball, Mathias Honsak had space and passed for Skarke. Jamal Musiala equalized for Bayern in the 36th minute. Harry Kane misses a ball, Musiala takes it as an assist and scores.
The Munich team had many chances. However, Harry Kane only managed to turn the game around in the first minute of added time. Joshua Kimmich tried to save the ball from going out, crossed in front of the goal, Kane headed in from four meters.
In the second half, newly appointed national player Aleksander Pavlović injured his head after a collision and had to be substituted. Konrad Laimer came for him. Bayern remained dominant. Victory was no longer in serious danger. Jamal Musiala scored in the 64th minute – after an extraordinary dribble through the Darmstadt penalty area, which is no longer all that unusual for him.
In the 74th minute the next national player increased. Serge Gnabry was served and converted by his national team colleague Musiala with a remarkable assist. In the third minute, Mathys Tel scored the fifth goal for Bayern. Oscar Vilhelmsson was able to score a consolation goal for Darmstadt in the third minute of added time. Bavaria remains second, Darmstadt is last.
VfL Wolfsburg – FC Augsburg 1:3 (1:1)
In the first half, FC Augsburg only concentrated on defending away in Wolfsburg. VfL put in a solid performance, taking an early lead but failing to score the second goal. After Patrick Wimmer scored for Wolfsburg in the 9th minute, things stayed that way for a long time. Until goal scorer Wimmer brought down Augsburg’s Kevin Mbabu shortly before the half-time whistle, as the last man, as referee Timo Gerach decided, but he was wrong because Maxence Lacroix was still there. The VAR did not intervene. The following free kick from Arne Maier is deflected by Maximilian Arnold and lands in the goal.
In the second half, VfL was concerned about stability, but did not manage to prevent further goals. In the 61st minute, Kristijan Jakić gave the visitors the lead. He scored his second goal in the 79th. The defeat will not make the job of the Wolfsburg coach Niko Kovač in question any safer.
1. FC Union Berlin – SV Werder Bremen 2:1 (0:0)
After a half in which not much of note happened apart from a few yellow cards, the game continued more exciting in the second half. In the 50th minute, Brenden Aaronson moved down the left wing, brought the ball into the Bremen penalty area, where Senne Lynen tried to clear, but the attempt turned into an assist for Union’s Yorbe Vertessen, who scored to give Berlin the lead.
Just two minutes later, it was Aaronson who broke through into Bremen’s penalty area and made it 2-0 after a one-two with Vertessen. In the 63rd minute, Mitchell Weiser shortened the score for Bremen, but they couldn’t really get close to a draw again.
1. FC Heidenheim – Borussia Mönchengladbach 1:1 (0:1)
Heidenheim can’t get past a draw at home. They were more present in the first half, but didn’t have any compelling chances to score. In addition, the Gladbachers, who had just been eliminated from the DFB Cup against the sensational club of the hour from Saarbrücken, took an early lead. In the 9th minute Robin Hack made it 1-0. After that, the Gladbachers remained harmless, as in Saarland.
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In the second half, the hosts were more determined and equalized. In the 66th minute, Eren Dinkci scored with a remarkable shot. However, it stayed that way, although more would have been possible for Heidenheim.
1. FSV Mainz 05 – VfL Bochum 2:0 (1:0)
As expected, the game in Mainz was physical. There were a lot of duels, both teams gave a lot, but didn’t achieve any real footballing highlights. Shortly before the half-time whistle it was a foul penalty that gave 1. FSV Mainz the chance to take the lead. Jonathan scored confidently and then increased the final score to 2-0 in the 71st minute of the second half.
As expected, FC Bayern Munich was superior. In the first half, Munich had almost 80 percent possession of the ball. But the Darmstadt team scored the first goal. In the 28th minute, Tim Skarke took the lead for a short time. After Matthjis De Ligt lost the ball, Mathias Honsak had space and passed for Skarke. Jamal Musiala equalized for Bayern in the 36th minute. Harry Kane misses a ball, Musiala takes it as an assist and scores.
The Munich team had many chances. However, Harry Kane only managed to turn the game around in the first minute of added time. Joshua Kimmich tried to save the ball from going out, crossed in front of the goal, Kane headed in from four meters.
