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This Saturday, the traditional Multiplex of Bundesliga took place on behalf of the 21st day. The opportunity for Borussia Dortmund to revive in the race for Europe in the event of a home victory against Stuttgart. Finally, nothing went as planned for the first of Niko Kovac on the bench of the marsupial. Despite a domination in the first period, the BVB failed to open the scoring and was surprised on the return from the locker room. Recruited this summer from… Stuttgart, Waldemar Anton deceived his own goalkeeper to give his former club the advantage. In the process, it was his successor Jeff Chabot who offered the station wagon at VFB. And despite the reduction in the gap by Julian Brandt (81st), the end of the match was complicated for the locals, who finished 10 with the expulsion of Julian Ryerson (89th). With this frustrating defeat (1-2), Dortmund gets bogged down in the soft belly and points to 11th place. For its part, Stuttgart climbs in 4th place.
For its part, Bayer Leverkusen has still let the precious points go away which distances it in the title race. On the move on the lawn of Wolfsburg, the Werkself was unable to convert its opportunities in a match which ended in a virgin and frustrating draw (0-0). The B04 is now 8 points behind temporarily on Bayern Munich. At the same time, the Union Berlin offered itself the afternoon card on the lawn of Hoffenheim. Carried by a Benedict Hollerbach author of a double, the club of the capital has offered itself a wide success and which is good in the ranking (0-4). Friborg is climbed in 6th place after his precious victory against Heidenheim thanks to the sole goal of Grifo (1-0). Finally, Mainz and Augsburg neutralized themselves after a soporific match (0-0).
3:30 p.m. matches:
HOFFENHEIM 0-4 Union Berlin : Hollerbach (24th, 87th), Ljubicic (61st), Ilic (73rd)
Fribourg 1-0 Heidenheim: Grifo (30th)
Dortmund 1-2 Stuttgart : Brandt (81st) / Anton (CSC, 50th), Chabot (62nd)
Wolfsburg 0-0 Bayer Leverkusen
Mainz 0-0 Augsburg
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