Dortmund also lost in the Bundesliga after Real shock

Borussia Dortmund had to admit defeat 2-1 in Augsburg four days after the 2-5 collapse at Real Madrid. BVB only got one point in four away games (before that against Bremen, Stuttgart and in Berlin). Even against Augsburg, Marcel Sabitzer’s team (played in central midfield until the break, as in the Champions League against Real Madrid) had no joy. And that despite a lightning start with a goal from Donyel Malen (5th). Augsburg Thanks to Alexis Claude-Maurice (25th, 50th), the game turned around.

The BVB team is in the second round of the cup in Wolfsburg Nuri Sahin already under pressure. Before the Champions League home game against Sturm Graz (November 5th) BVB will host Leipzig.

RB Leipzig again extended the best start in the club’s young history with a win in the game against Freiburg took the lead in the German Bundesliga. The Saxons prevailed against the third team 3-1 despite being behind at the break.

Willi Orban (47th) equalized Freiburg’s deserved lead through Ritsu Doan (15th), Lutsharel Geertruida (58th) used a slipped ball to make it 2-1. Lois Openda sealed the win after Andre Silva’s through ball (79′). Leipzig goalie Peter Gulacsi first celebrated a new club record without conceding a goal (510 Bundesliga minutes), but later had to be substituted with an injury.

ÖFB team meeting in Leipzig

ÖFB team player Christoph Baumgartnerwho was in the starting line-up for only the second time after Xavi Simmons’ ankle injury, had his legs decisively in the game before the 2-1 and 3-1. While his two red-white-red teammates Nicolas Seiwald (adductors) and Xavier Schlager (cruciate ligament tear) were missing, three Austrians came into play on the Freiburg side. Michael Gregoritsch replaced his ÖFB teammate in the 68th minute Junior Adamu, Philipp Lienhart played through in central defense.

Runner-up VfB Stuttgart saved a 2:1 against Like over time. The Swabians improved to eighth place thanks to Deniz Undav (19th) and El Bilal Toure (61st). Newcomer Kiel around Benedict Pichler (until the 46th) came close after a yellow-red card for Stuttgart’s Julian Chabot (66th). Armin Gigovic ensured a hot final phase (84th), in which Kiel’s Jann-Fiete Arp also saw yellow-red (88th).

St. Pauli and Wolfsburg separated goalless. The newcomer from Hamburg is still without a goal at the Millerntor at home. Wolfsburg and coach Ralph Hasenhüttl could slip to 15th place with eight points after eight rounds.

With 20 points, Leipzig is currently three points ahead of the table Bayern Munich to. The record champions will be guests at Latest Bochum on Sunday. The Bulls only turned up the heat against Freiburg (15) after a slow first half. Dortmund is already seven points behind Leipzig.