It passed Bremen and Dortmund returned to the top four

For only a few hours he was out of the four Dortmund, who prevailed 2-1 against Werder Bremen away from home and climbed back up to 4th place in the Bundesliga standings.

The match started with the best conditions for the Westphalians, who opened the scoring with Malen in the 21st minute and doubled their goals with Sancho in the 37th minute.

Things, however, broke down in the delays of the first part, when o Zabitzer he received a straight red card for a hard tackle and gave the home team a numerical advantage.

They managed to get back into the match with his goal Enzyme in the 70th minute, but they couldn’t do anything more and so they didn’t avoid the second consecutive defeat in the championship – thus staying in -3 of the European positions.

The program of the 25th matchday

Friday (03/08)

Stuttgart-Union Berlin 2-0

(19′ Girassi, 65′ Ferih)

Saturday (09/03)

Bayern Munich-Mainz 8-1

(13′, 45+7′, 70′ Kane, 19′, 90+2′ Goretzka, 47′ Miller, 61′ Musiala, 66′ Gnabri – 31 Amiri)

Leipzig-Darmstadt 2-0

(3′ aut. Isherwood, 50′ Baumgartner)

Gladbach-Cologne 3-3

(32′ Honora, 71′, 73′ Hack – 7′, 64′ Alidou, 79′ Downs)

Augsburg-Heidenheim 1-0

(22′ Guveleou)

Werder Bremen-Dortmund 1-2

(70′ Enzinma – 21′ Mallen, 38′ Sancho)

Sunday (10/03)

Bochum-Freiburg (16:30)

Eintracht Frankfurt-Hoffenheim (18:30)

Leverkusen-Wolfsburg (20:30)

The schedule for the next (26th) matchday

Friday (15/03)

Cologne-Leipzig (21:30)

Saturday (16/03)

Union Berlin-Werder Bremen (16:30)

Wolfsburg-Augsburg (16:30)

Mainz-Bochum (16:30)

Heidenheim-Glandbach (16:30)

Darmstadt-Bayern Munich (16:30)

Hoffenheim-Stuttgart (19:30)

Sunday (17/03)

Freiburg-Leverkusen (16:30)

Dortmund-Eintracht Frankfurt (18:30)