Augsburg
1. FC HeidenheimDay 22
Augsburg: 1. Dahmen F. - 16. Zesiger, 31. Schlotterbeck K., 40. Banks - 19. Fellhauer (Giannoulis D., 73) - 4. Massengo, 17. Jakic (Rexhbecaj, 73), 20. Claude-Maurice, 30. Kade (Wolf M., 59), 36. Komur (Rieder Fa., 90) - 38. Gregoritsch (Ribeiro R., 59)
Substitution: Wolf M. (from 59); Ribeiro R. (from 59); Giannoulis D. (from 73); Rexhbecaj (from 73); Rieder Fa. (from 90)
Bench: 22. Labrović - 34. Chaves Ar. - 14. Keitel - 11. Gharbi
Yellow Cards: Dahmen F. 90
1. FC Heidenheim: 41. Ramaj - 2. Busch, 5. Gimber, 6. Mainka - 16. Niehues (Zivzivadze, 81) - 3. Schöppner (Beck A., 87), 10. Conteh Chr. (Conteh S., 64), 22. Ibrahimovic A., 26. Behrens (Honsak, 87) - 8. Dinkci, 9. Schimmer (Pieringer, 64)
Substitution: Conteh S. (from 64); Pieringer (from 64); Zivzivadze (from 81); Honsak (from 87); Beck A. (from 87)
Bench: 40. Feller - 4. Siersleben, 25. Stergiou - 20. Kerber L.
Yellow Cards: Gimber 79; Zivzivadze 90
FC Augsburg produced one of the biggest surprises of the Bundesliga season
Munich headed into the winter break in dominant fashion
FC Augsburg have parted ways with head coach Sandro Wagner
Leverkusen delivered a footballing masterclass
With this victory, Borussia move up to second place on 20 points
The match-winner came courtesy of a long-range strike from Moroccan midfielder Bilal El Khannouss
Dortmund took full advantage of an early red card
The hero of the night was Brazilian forward Leo Scienza
Leverkusen remain eight points behind leaders Bayern Munich
It was a cruel night for VfB Stuttgart
Bayern’s attacking unit was firing on all cylinders
It was a complete team performance that sends a message to top-four rivals
Despite being on the brink of dropping points, the visitors showed their resilience
Bayern Munich took another decisive step toward their 33rd Bundesliga title
RB Leipzig extended their streak of draws to five
