1. FC Heidenheim
Eintracht FrankfurtDay 24
Nkounkou N. 49'
1. FC Heidenheim: 1. Müller Ke., 2. Busch( till 54'), 5. Gimber( till 54'), 6. Mainka, 19. Föhrenbach, 23. Traore H., 3. Schöppner, 16. Sessa K.( till 54'), 8. Dinkci( till 85'), 10. Kleindienst, 20. Dovedan( till 72')
Substitution: 21. Beck A.(from 54'), 30. Theuerkauf(from 54'), 18. Pieringer(from 54'), 9. Schimmer(from 72'), 17. Pick F.(from 85')
Bench: 40. Feller, 4. Siersleben, 36. Janes L., 11. Thomalla
Yellow Cards: Dinkci 62'
Eintracht Frankfurt: 1. Trapp, 4. Koch( till 66'), 24. Buta A., 29. Nkounkou N., 31. Max P.( till 46'), 35. Tuta, 3. Pacho, 8. Chaïbi, 26. Dina( till 46'), 7. Marmoush( till 79'), 36. Knauff( till 85')
Substitution: 16. Larsson Hu.(from 46'), 11. Ekitike(from 46'), 15. Skhiri(from 66'), 27. Götze(from 79')
Bench: 33. Grahl, 22. Chandler, 25. van de Beek, 19. Bahoya
Yellow Cards: Dina 25', Koch 31', Ekitike 77', Trapp 86'
Bayer became the second German club in history with 32 matches without defeat
After two draws Bayer returned to the winning path in the German championship
In the 14th round Bayern suffered its first defeat of the season in the Bundesliga
Yesterday 4 matches of the 1/8 finals of the German Cup took place
In the encounter between Bayern and Heidenheim, an array of compelling events unfolded
In the match of Bundesliga 9th round Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund shared points
Bayer continued its successful start to the new Bundesliga season with a confident home victory over Heidenheim
Two quick goals did not help Borussia Dortmund in the home Bundesliga match with Heidenheim
RB Leipzig retained the DFB Cup, winning the trophy for the second time in a row
Borussia Dortmund took full advantage of yesterday's defeat of Bayern Munich and again took the top spot in the Bundesliga standings
Napoli did not give a second to doubt their superiority over Frankfurt in the second leg of the 1/8 finals of the Champions League
