Live ticker Bundesliga, 25th matchday
Kane puts together a brace before the break, Gladbach wants to turn the derby around
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Successful early on: Harry Kane took the lead against Mainz
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FC Bayern wants to put pressure on league leaders Leverkusen with a mandatory win against Mainz. Mönchengladbach welcomes 1. FC Cologne for the derby, Darmstadt is challenged in Leipzig. Follow the Saturday games here in the live ticker.
On the 25th matchday there are four games on the program on Saturday afternoon. Follow the performances of Bayern, Leipzig and Augsburg, as well as the derby between Mönchengladbach and Cologne here:
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On Friday evening, VfB Stuttgart remained on course for the Champions League. The Swabians won 2-0 (1-0) at home against Union Berlin on Friday evening and consolidated their third place in the table. The team of coach Sebastian Hoeneß, who extended his contract with VfB until 2027 before the game, temporarily moved within one point of FC Bayern Munich. The Stuttgart goals were scored by Serhou Guirassy (19th minute) with his 21st goal of the season and Chris Führich (65th). Union professional András Schäfer was shown a red card for serious foul play (69′).
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After the defeat, the capital city coach and players unanimously complained about the poor exploitation of opportunities. In terms of opportunities, it was a balanced game on Friday, said coach Nenad Bjelica. But: “We are having a very difficult time in front of the goal at the moment.” The Berlin coach saw parallels to the defeats against FC Bayern Munich (0:1), RB Leipzig (0:2) and Borussia Dortmund (0:2). the weeks before.
Union with only 23 goals
The few goals scored by Union are “a main problem that runs through the entire season,” said national player Robin Gosens. There are just 23 hits for the 14th place in the table. after 25 match days in the Bundesliga.
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“We can’t make the mistake of thinking that we are safe,” said Gosens after the third winless game in a row with a view to the relegation battle. “We are definitely stabilized and on the right track,” said the 29-year-old. They want to “finally get the next three points” against Werder Bremen next weekend.
Defense chief Kevin Vogt is not afraid that Union could get into a real negative vortex again. “I’m not going home here now,” he said.