The Bundesliga could give us a first judgment this Sunday. Following Borussia Dortmund’s defeat against Hoffenheim this afternoon (2-1), Bayern Munich could be officially crowned German champions tomorrow. It will be enough for the Munich residents to grab the point from the draw against Stuttgart to win a 35th title. For the BVB, this defeat is enough to leave regrets. Trailing following Kramarić’s penalty (41st, 1-0), the Marsupiaux reacted at the end of the match thanks to a nice cross strike from Guirassy (87th, 1-1). Kramarić finally finished the job by scoring a new penalty in stoppage time (90th+8, 2-1). With 64 points, Dortmund is still 12 points behind its rival, who still has five games to play.
In the other matches of the afternoon, Leverkusen fell against Augsburg (1-2) and remains fifth. Schick opened the scoring (12th), but former Rennais Fabian Rieder responded with a double (15th, 90th +7). On the side of the German capital, a moment of history was written as Marie-Louise Eta led her first match at the head of Union Berlin, thus becoming the first woman to officiate as number one during a match in the European top 5. His team, however, lost to Wolfsburg (1-2). Finally, Werder won against Hamburg (3-1).
The results of the 3:30 p.m. multiplex
Hoffenehim 2 – 1 Dortmund: Andrej Kramarić (41st and 90+8th) / Serhou Guirassy (87th)
Leverkusen 1 – 2 Augsburg : Patrik Schick (12th) / Fabian Rieder (15th and 90th+7)
Union Berlin 1 – 2 Wolfsburg : Oliver Burke (86th) / Patrick Wimmer (11th) and Dzenan Pejcinovic (46th)
Werder Bremen 3 – 1 Hamburg: Jens Stage (37th, 57th) and Cameron Puertas (90th+1) / Robeert Glatzel (41st)
