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The favorites win in the last round of the Bundesliga before the winter break. Gladbach suffers a catastrophic injury time.
Legend:
The chic show
The Leverkusen player scored three times.
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Striker Patrik Schick led Christmas champions Leverkusen to the sole starting record in German professional football with a flawless hat trick. Thanks to the confident 4-0 win against Bochum, coach Xabi Alonso’s team remained unbeaten in their 25th competitive game this season.
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Dream goal from Kane
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich remains on the heels of the “Werkself”. Thanks to a 2-1 win at Wolfsburg, the series champions are still 4 points behind (with a game in hand). Harry Kane made it 2-0 with a wonderful shot from 30 meters. It was the Englishman’s 21st goal in his 15th Bundesliga game. Jamal Musiala scored the 1-0. At Wolfsburg, Cédric Zesiger was substituted at half-time after an early warning.
Stuttgart could also count on its top scorer in the 3-0 win against Augsburg. Serhou Guirassy, who was five goals behind Kane on the scorers list, made it 2-0 seconds before the break. Augsburg played with Kevin Mbabu in the first hour and with Ruben Vargas in the last half hour.
Gladbach suffered a late setback under coach Gerardo Seoane and lost 2-1 at Frankfurt. Borussia had the game under control for a long time and led 1-0. From the 88th minute and yellow-red against Maximilan Wöber, Eintracht played in the majority and took advantage of it coldly: Aurelio Buta (90th + 2) and Robin Koch (90th + 7) scored the flattering 3 points with their goals.
Union wins to zero
Union Berlin can breathe a sigh of relief in the lower region of the table. With the 2-0 at home against Cologne, the Köpenickers achieved only their second win in the last four months. Benedict Hollerbach and David Fofana both scored after the break after work from Kevin Volland.
Danish goalie Frederik Rönnow also played a large role in the victory, with his saves ensuring that Union did not concede a goal in a game for the first time since the cup game in mid-August against fourth division club Astoria Walldorf.
1. FC Union Berlin, which has been coached by Nenad Bjelica since the departure of Urs Fischer, is now three points ahead of the last three teams in the Bundesliga, which also includes Cologne, in a less played game.