Leipzig wins in Hoffenheim
Manuel Neuer celebrated a successful comeback in FC Bayern’s wild 3-2 win at Hertha BSC despite conceding two goals. On Saturday afternoon, after a four-week injury break, the national goalkeeper had no recognizable problems with his shoulder, which had been sore for a long time. National coach Hansi Flick can apparently also plan for the World Cup in a few weeks with Neuer.
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Jamal Musiala (12th) and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (37th/38th) shot the Munich team back to the top of the table for at least one day in the sold-out Olympic Stadium with a crowd of 74,667. Hertha’s local rival Union Berlin must now win at Bayer Leverkusen on Sunday (3.30 p.m. / DAZN), otherwise Munich will be number one in the last week before the World Cup break. For Hertha, the view goes further down. The goals of Dodi Lukébakio (40th) and Davie Selke (45th / penalty) were of no use. The lead over the relegation zone remains narrow at two points.
Thanks to Moukoko: BVB clearly wins against VfL Bochum
Young, dynamic and ripped off – two dream goals by Youssoufa Moukoko gave Borussia Dortmund their third Bundesliga win in a row. In the 3-0 (3-0) win against VfL Bochum, the 17-year-old professional slipped into the role of the main actor and helped keep his team within striking distance of leaders FC Bayern Munich. With his two goals (8th/45th + 2), the U21 national player delivered further arguments for a place in the German World Cup squad at the tournament in Qatar in front of 81,365 spectators in the sold-out Signal Iduna Park. In addition to Moukoko, whom the fans chanted when he was substituted in the 82nd minute, Giovanni Reyna scored (12th penalty).
Edin Terzic’s team took revenge for the two winless games (1:1/3:4) against their neighbors last season. In contrast, Bochum, second to last in the table, remains the worst away team in the league with zero points and a goal difference of 4:22 so far. After 13 matchdays, VfL only have seven points. The record at this point in the season has never been worse.
Eintracht Frankfurt also wins at FC Augsburg
After their “premier class” moment, Mario Götze’s Frankfurters have followed suit in the Bundesliga. Four days after reaching the round of 16 of the Champions League for the first time, Eintracht, playing smart, underlined their international ambitions in a 2-1 (1-1) win over FC Augsburg. The hosts, on the other hand, are increasingly under pressure shortly before the World Cup break after the fifth game without a win.
Nkunku in front of Füllkrug and Thuram: The top scorers in the Bundesliga
On Saturday, U21 European champion Mergim Berisha got the Augsburg team off to a flying start in front of 30,007 spectators with his third goal of the season after just 35 seconds. Frankfurt’s captain Sebastian Rode (13th) escaped guard Florian Niederlechner in the first 20 minutes and scored the equalizer after a cross from Eric Dina Ebimbe. Ansgar Knauff (64th), who came on as a substitute at half-time, was successful after a corner from the back.
RB Leipzig solves the task at TSG Hoffenheim – concern for Prömel
Unimpressed by the World Cup for international striker Timo Werner and the announced farewell to boss Oliver Mintzlaff, RB Leipzig remains on the road to success. Three days after reaching the round of 16 in the Champions League, the strong Saxons won 3-1 (1-0) at TSG 1899 Hoffenheim. Christopher Nkunku with his tenth and eleventh goals of the season (17th/57th) and Dani Olmo (69th) scored for coach Marco Rose’s team.
In between, Nkunku’s French compatriot Georginio Rutter surprisingly equalized (50th). In front of 23,127 spectators in Sinsheim, Hoffenheim’s World Cup candidate Grischa Prömel had to be carried off the field seriously injured after less than 15 minutes. The 27-year-old midfielder himself gestured that something was torn or broken in his ankle. Prömel is on the extended player list of national coach Hansi Flick for the World Cup in Qatar, which begins on November 20th.
VfL Wolfsburg follows up at FSV Mainz 05
VfL Wolfsburg has extended its winning streak to six games without a defeat and has initially pulled clear of the relegation zone. Lower Saxony won 3-0 (1-0) at FSV Mainz 05 on Saturday and climbed to eleventh place in the table with 17 points, at least overnight. Patrick Wimmer (33′), Maximilian Arnold (70′) and ex-Mainzer Ridle Baku (84′) scored the goals in front of 26,750 spectators for Wolfsburg, who were just one point behind Mainz.
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