Bayer 04
Union Berlin
Bayer 04: 1. Hradecky, 3. Hincapie, 4. Tah J., 12. Tapsoba E.( till 74'), 20. Grimaldo( till 74'), 30. Frimpong J., 19. Tella( till 46'), 24. Aleix Garcia( till 57'), 25. Palacios Ex.( till 86'), 34. Xhaka, 14. Schick
Substitution: 21. Adli A.(from 46'), 10. Wirtz(from 57'), 13. Arthur Soares(from 74'), 22. Boniface(from 74'), 7. Hofmann(from 86')
Bench: 17. Kovar M., 23. Mukiele, 8. Andrich, 16. Buendia
Yellow Cards: Hofmann 93', Wirtz 93'
Union Berlin: 1. Roennow, 4. Leite, 5. Doekhi, 18. Juranovic( till 82'), 28. Trimmel( till 78'), 8. Khedira, 13. Schafer, 14. Querfeld, 21. Skarke( till 60'), 19. Haberer( till 78'), 23. Ilić An.( till 60')
Substitution: 29. Tousart(from 60'), 16. Hollerbach(from 60'), 26. Roussillon(from 78'), 45. Preu(from 78'), 15. Rothe(from 82')
Bench: 37. Schwolow, 2. Vogt, 20. Benes, 27. Ljubicic M.
Yellow Cards: Preu 83'
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Leverkusen failed to break down a resolute Union Berlin
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Despite being on the brink of dropping points, the visitors showed their resilience
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Third-division Arminia Bielefeld created one of the greatest upsets in DFB-Pokal history
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With seven matches remaining, Leverkusen have reignited what many considered a fading title race
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As the transfer market heats up, it’s no surprise that all eyes are on one particular group — players whose contracts expire this summer. These are the most accessible, most tempting names on the market.
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This is when the 20-year-old is expected to respond to a new contract offer from Leverkusen
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Leverkusen overcome a 3-1 deficit in the final half-hour
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Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany shared his thoughts on his team’s 1–1 draw with Union in the Bundesliga
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The result marks another missed opportunity for Bayern to extend their lead at the top
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Bayern Munich sealed a resounding 5–0 aggregate triumph over Bayer Leverkusen in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16
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Initial reports suggest he will be sidelined for several weeks
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Eintracht Frankfurt followed the lead of the Bundesliga's top teams by suffering a defeat
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For the first time since 2006/07, all three German giants—Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen, and Borussia Dortmund—have simultaneously suffered defeat in the same round of the Bundesliga
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Leverkusen missed a golden opportunity to close the gap on the Bundesliga leaders
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It was a statement win for Bayern Munich—or more precisely, a victory built on pure class
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Bayern Munich will pay a unique tribute to one of their all-time greats—legendary defender Franz Beckenbauer—tonight ahead of their Champions League encounter with Bayer Leverkusen
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The 3-0 victory extended Leverkusen's lead over Frankfurt to 11 points
