Bayern moved 3 points closer to another league title as the race for Champions League qualification heats up in the German Bundesliga after ‘Round 29’ of the 2019/20 season.

All the teams in the top 5 picked up 3 points.

15 more points left for the teams to play for and Bayern Munich is 7 points clear. There is 8 points between bottom table Paderborn and the relegation-playoff spot in the league.
Frankfurt used a ‘2-1’ win against Wolfsburg to move up from 14th to 12th. The defeat widened the gap between the top 5 and the remainder of the league.

Top Scorers
Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) – 29 goals – scored two goals in this round against Dusseldorf.
Timo Werner (RB Leipzig) – 27 goals – Scored against FC Koln
Jadon Sancho (Borussia Dortmund) – 17 goals – scored three against Paderborn.

With the exception of Werder Bremen, the bottom 4 teams were all on the losing sides. Bottom-table Paderborn were hammered 6 goals at home, Dusseldorf stood no chance in Munich against Bayern, and Mainz suffered a narrow home defeat against Hoffenheim.
Werder Bremen picked up a win at Schalke; and they have a game in hand with Frankfurt.

Freiburg 0-1 Leverkusen
Goal Scorers Leverkusen – Kai Harvetz 54′

Hertha Berlin 2-0 Augsburg
Goal Scorers Hertha Berlin – Javairo Dilrosun 23′ Krzysztof Piatek 90+3′

Mainz 0-1 Hoffenheim
Goal Scorers Hoffenheim – Ihlas Bebou 43′

Schalke 0-1 Werder Bremen
Goal Scorers Werder Bremen – Leonardo Bittencourt 32′

Wolfsburg 1-2 Frankfurt
Goal Scorers Wolfsburg – Kevin Mbabu 58′
Goal Scorers Frankfurt – Andre Silva 27′(pen) Daichi Kamada 85′

Bayern Munich 5-0 Dusseldorf
Goal Scorers Bayern Munich – Mathias Jorgensen 15′(og) Benjamin Pavard 29′ Robert Lewandowski 43′ 50′ Alphonso Davies 52′

Monchengladbach 4-1 Union Berlin
Goal Scorers Monchengladbach – Florian Neuhaus 17′ Marcus Thuram 41’59’ Alassane Plea 81′
Goal Scorers Union Berlin – Sebastian Andersson 50′

Paderborn 1-6 Borussia Dortmund
Goal Scorers Paderborn – Uwe Hunemeier 72′
Goal Scorers Borussia Dortmund – Thorgan Hazard 54′ Jadon Sancho 57′ 74′ 90+1′ Achraf Hakimi 85′ Marcel Schmelzer 89′

FC Koln 2-4 RB Leipzig
Goal Scorers FC Koln – Jhon Cordoba 7′ Anthony Modeste 55′
Goal Scorers RB Leipzig – Patrik Schick 20′ Christopher Nkunku 38′ Timo Werner 50′ Dani Olmo 57′

Bayer Leverkusen bounced back from defeat against Wolfsburg with a narrow victory at Freiburg.
Kai Havertz’s 11th league goal of the season did the job to secure Leverkusen the three points. For Freiburg, it has been a winless restart’ 2 defeats and 2 draws.

Krystof Piatek scored in back-to-back matches (from pen) for Hertha Berlin to remain unbeaten since the restart. Hertha picked up three points after a 2-0 home victory against Augsburg.

Steven Zuber missed a penalty that would have given Hoffenheim the lead earlier. Ihlas Bebou’s goal in the 43rd-minute gave Hoffenheim a ‘1-0’ win on the road against a Mainz side that was looking for points to drag themselves out of the relegation threat.

Leornardo Bittencourt scored the only goal of the match for Werder Bremen to pick up vital 3-points at Schalke. It marked the 4th straight defeat for Schalke; meaning a defeat in every match since the restart of the season. Schalke is on a streak of 10 matches without a win. 13 matches since their last league win, 11 league matches since their last league win.

Wolfsburg went from a win at Leverkusen to a defeat at home. Daichi Kamada decided the match for Eintracht Frankfurt with his goal in the 85th-minute to hand the away side a 2-1 win against Wolfsburg.

After seeing off their main title rival in the midweek, Bayern Munich are three points closer to another league title after a 5-0 win against Fortuna Dusseldorf. No surprise there when you look at the position of these teams on the league table.
Robert Lewandwoski scored a brace to jump to 29 goals; highest in the league and in Europe. The European Golden Boot might be making its way to Germany.

Marcus Thuram’s brace was sandwiched by goals from Floria Neuhays and Alassane Plea; as Borussia Monchengladbach picked up three vital points from a ‘4-1’ home victory against Union Berlin. After dropping points in their last two matches, this was a needed win for Monchengladbach. For Union Berlin, it’s the 6th straight league match without a win. (4L 2D).

A great way to bounce back from a Der Klassiker defeat for Borussia Dortmund. Jadon Sancho scored a hat-trick as Dortmund showed their class in the second-half by grabbing a 6-1 win against bottom-table Paderborn.
Paderborn sinks deeper.

RB Leipzig fell on the right side of a 6-goal match against FC Koln. With the teams around them winning their matches over the round, Leipzig couldn’t afford defeat. The 4-2 victory sent RB Leipzig to third in the league and stayed firmly in the race for UCL qualification in the Bundesliga.
It is a tight race between 4 teams; Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipizg, Borussia Monchengladbach, and Bayer Leverkusen.