They knew Leverkusen and Gladbach

Gladbach with seven… they knew Leverkusen! The “colts” did not chew from her two-goal lead Bayer and with a complete recovery in the second half, they left BayArena unscathed (2-2).

With his team Xabi Alonso, just days after a painful Europa League semi-final exit by Roma, looks poised to hit back. By Counter in the 15′ taking advantage of Hincapier’s assist to give a score in the match and five minutes later the Demirbai to write 2-0, which remained until the end of the half.

Nevertheless, the Gladbach he didn’t let up in the second part. Because o Hoffman in the 58th minute he reduced the score, while with the completion of 90 minutes Tiram served the Steedle the 2-2, handing out… aspirins. And the only thing that changed until the final was the numerical balance, since Hincapie was sent off in the 90’+4′ on behalf of the hosts, who hold the 6th place in their hands one game day before the end of the league.

The program of the 33rd matchday

Friday (19/05)

Freiburg-Wolfsburg 2-0

(71′ Ginder, 75′ Petersen)

Saturday (20/05)

Hoffenheim-Union Berlin 4-2

(22′ Bebu, 36’/90′ Kramaric, 09+9′ Dabour – 45+4′ Doeki, 90+5′ Laidouni)

Hertha Berlin-Bochum 1-1

(63′ Tussard – 94′ Sloterbeck)

Schalke-Eintracht Frankfurt 2-2

(1′ Teronte, 85′ Polter – 21′ Kamanda, 59′ Tuta)

Werder Bremen-Cologne 1-1

(73′ Schmidt – 36′ Tiges)

Bayern Munich-Leipzig 1-3

(25′ Gnabry – 65′ Leimer, 76′ Enkoukou pen., 86′ Szobolai pen.)

Sunday (21/05)

Mainz-Stuttgart 1-4

(23′ Ingvartsen – 41′ Endo, 64′ Girassi, 78′ Fuchrich, 90+1′ Koulibaly)

Augsburg-Dortmund 0-3

(59′, 84′ Ale, 90’+3′ Brad)

Leverkusen-Gladbach 2-2

(15′ Antil, 20′ Demirbai – 58′ Hoffman, 90′ Stiedl)

The schedule of the next (34th) matchday

Saturday (27/05)

Dortmund-Mainz (16:30)

Leipzig-Salke (16:30)

Union Berlin-Werder Bremen (16:30)

Cologne-Bayern Munich (16:30)

Gladbach-Augsburg (16:30)

Eintracht Frankfurt-Freiburg (16:30)

Wolfsburg-Hertha Berlin (16:30)

Bochum-Leverkusen (16:30)

Stuttgart-Hoffenheim (16:30)