Koebenhavn
1. FC HeidenheimKnockout Round Play-offs
Siersleben 85'
Koebenhavn: 41. Ramaj, 5. Magalhaes G., 6. Chatzidiakos, 13. Huescas( till 78'), 15. López M.L., 7. Claesson( till 71'), 8. Mattsson M.( till 66'), 27. Delaney, 16. Robert( till 71'), 17. Froholdt, 11. Larsson J.( till 78')
Substitution: 19. Chiakha(from 66'), 10. Elyounoussi M.(from 71'), 30. Achouri(from 71'), 22. Gocholeishvili(from 78'), 36. Clem(from 78')
Bench: 1. Trott, 31. Rúnarsson R., 4. Garananga, 24. Meling
Yellow Cards: Larsson J. 50', Huescas 58', Gocholeishvili 83'
1. FC Heidenheim: 40. Feller, 2. Busch, 4. Siersleben, 6. Mainka, 27. Keller T., 16. Niehues( till 81'), 30. Theuerkauf( till 46'), 8. Scienza, 10. Wanner P.( till 84'), 31. Conteh S.( till 61'), 18. Pieringer( till 61')
Substitution: 23. Traore H.(from 46'), 17. Honsak(from 61'), 12. Zivzivadze(from 61'), 3. Schöppner(from 81'), 21. Beck A.(from 84')
Bench: 1. Müller Ke., 22. Eicher, 5. Gimber, 36. Janes L., 20. Kerber L., 25. Negele, 14. Breunig
Yellow Cards: Mainka 65'
Borussia Dortmund carried that momentum into the Bundesliga
In the match of the German Bundesliga 13th round Bayern Munich hosted Heidenheim
Chelsea midfielder Mykhailo Mudryk helped his team to defeat Heidenheim in today's away match of the Conference League
The Bundesliga returned after the international break with a great match
Bayern started their Bundesliga campaign on a winning note
Bayern received another slap in the face, losing to Heidenheim in the 28th round match
Manchester City became the first team to get eight victories in a row as the reigning champions of the Champions League
Bayer became the second German club in history with 32 matches without defeat
