Bundesliga – Round 28

Goals Scored:: 31

German Bundesliga

April 7, 2017

Eintracht Frankfurt        2-2      Werder Bremen

Mijat Gacinovic 48’                   Zlatko Junuzovic 37’

Marco Fabian 73’(pen)            Fin Bartels 43’

Eintracht avoided a home defeat to Werder Bremen by scoring getting to goals in the second half to end the match with a point for each side.

April 8, 2017

Schalke 04                 4-1       Wolfsburg

Guido Burgstaller 6’ 77’       Mario Gomez 79’(pen)

Leon Goretzka 23’

Daniel Caligiuri 48’

Schalke 04 thrashed Wolfsburg to get a win that opened a 7-point gap between the two sides.

FC Koln               2-3         Borussia Monchengladbach

Christian Clemens 18’       Jannik Vestergaard 13’

Anthony Modeste 58’         Ibrahima Traore 55’

                                               Lars Stindl 80’

Lars Stindl scored the winning goal for Borussia Monchengladbach after they found it hard to hold on to the lead on two occasions against FC Koln.  

Hamburger SV     2-1    Hoffenheim

Aaron Hunt 25’75’         Andrej Kramaric 35’(pen)

Aaron Hunt scored a brace as Hamburger SV delivered Hoffenheim their third defeat of the season.

Freiburg            1-0          Mainz 05

Nils Petersen 70’

Mainz was kept in the relegation battle after Freiburg came up on top in their second meeting of the season.  

RB Leipzig         1-0        Bayer Leverkusen

Yussuf Poulsen 90’+3’

RB Leipzig got the maximum points from this fixture after scoring a late goal with a numerical disadvantage on the pitch.

Bayern Munich        4-1    Borussia Dortmund

Franck Ribery 4’                Raphael Guerreiro 20’

Robert Lewandowski 10’ 68’

Arjen Robben 49’

Bayern Munich returned the favor to Borussia Dortmund.

After falling to Hoffenheim, Bayern brought out their best in Der Klassiker.

Robert Lewandowski scored a brace to climb up to the top of the goalscorers list with 26 goals.

April 9, 2017

Hertha Berlin            2-0            Augsburg

John Anthony Brooks 12’

Valentin Stocker 37’

Two goals in the first-half allowed Hertha Berlin to end a three-match losing streak in the Bundesliga.  Hertha Berlin might not have a great shot at getting into the top four in the league standings, but finishing above the remaining teams in the league should be an objective if they continue to get this kind of result.

Ingolstadt             3-2       Darmstadt

Pascal Gross 19’             Mario Vrancic 33’ 39’(pen)

Almog Cohen 68’

Markus Suttner 72’

In a relegation-zone battle, Ingolstadt scored two goals in the second half to regain the lead and grab a home victory over Darmstadt.