Only first is Leipzig, a return to victories for Leverkusen

The solitude of the top is enjoyed by Leipzigwhere Mainz prevailed 2-0 away from home and remained alone first in the Bundesliga standings.

The “red bulls” cleaned up the match from the first half with goals from Simmons (20′) and Orban (37′), with the fans of the losers they mess with… Jurgen Klopp because of Red Bull!

Forceful return to victory for the Leverkusenwhere prevailed 2-1with a twist, of Eintracht Frankfurtat home.

Bonifas missed a penalty in the 9th minute, but seven minutes later the formidable Marmus scored from the penalty spot, for the “eagles” 1-0.

Andrich equalized for the “aspirins” in the 25th minute, with Boniface atoning for the missed penalty in the 71st minute.

The not Freiburgcleaned Augsburg 3-1 (34′ Griffo, 37′ Linhart, 45+1′ Ginder – 65′ Titches) and climbed to second place, reaching four wins in the last five matches.

The program of the 7th game

Friday (18/10)

Dortmund-St Pauli 2-1

(43′ Bensebaini, 83” Girassi – 78′ Smith)

Saturday (19/10)

Leverkusen-Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1

(25′ Andrich, 71′ Boniface – 16′ pen. Marmus)

Hoffenheim-Bochum 3-1

(11′ Kramaric, 64′ Bilter, 90+3′ Tabakovic – 76′ Gamboa)

Freiburg-Augsburg 3-1

(34′ Grifo, 37′ Linhart, 45+1′ Ginder – 65′ Titches)

Mainz-Leipzig 0-2

(20′ Simmons, 37′ Orban)

Gladbach-Heidenheim 3-2

(22′ Itakura, 62′, 75′ pen. Klydist – 12′ Sienza, 80′ pen. Pieringer)

Bayern Munich-Stuttgart (19:30)

Sunday (20/10)

Holstein Kiel-Union Berlin (16:30)

Wolfsburg- Werder Bremen (18:30)

The program of the next (8th) competition week

Friday (25/10)

Mainz-Glandbach (21:30)

Saturday (26/10)

Stuttgart-Holstein Kiel (16:30)

Leipzig-Freiburg (16:30)

Augsburg-Dortmund (16:30)

St. Pauli-Wolfsburg (16:30)

Werder Bremen-Leverkusen (19:30)

Sunday (27/10)

Bochum-Bayern Munich (16:30)

Union Berlin-Eintracht Frankfurt (18:30)

Heidenheim-Hoffenheim (20:30)