1. FC Heidenheim
St. PauliDay 31
Dinkci 82'
1. FC Heidenheim: 41. Ramaj - 2. Busch, 6. Mainka, 19. Föhrenbach - 3. Schöppner, 21. Beck A. (Kerber L., 56), 26. Behrens, 30. Dorsch (Niehues, 85) - 8. Dinkci (Ibrahimovic A., 90), 11. Zivzivadze (Conteh Chr., 90), 18. Pieringer (Schimmer, 90)
Substitution: Kerber L. (from 56); Niehues (from 85); Conteh Chr. (from 90); Ibrahimovic A. (from 90); Schimmer (from 90)
Bench: 40. Feller - 4. Siersleben, 23. Traore H., 25. Stergiou
St. Pauli: 22. Vasilj N. - 2. Saliakas (Ritzka, 63), 3. Mets, 5. Wahl, 11. Pyrka, 15. Ando - 16. Fujita (Kaars, 46) - 7. Irvine J., 10. Sinani (Metcalfe, 88), 20. Rasmussen Ma. (Smith E., 46) - 27. Hountondji (Ceesay Ab., 64)
Substitution: Smith E. (from 46); Kaars (from 46); Ritzka (from 63); Ceesay Ab. (from 64); Metcalfe (from 88)
Bench: 1. Voll B. - 23. Oppie, 25. Dźwigała - 18. Hara Ta.
Yellow Cards: Kaars 76
The Bavarians netted their 102nd goal of the campaign, surpassing the long-standing benchmark set in the 1971/72 season
Borussia Mönchengladbach secured a crucial 2–0 home victory
Leipzig were left frustrated as a dramatic stoppage-time penalty denied them a vital Bundesliga victory
Munich headed into the winter break in dominant fashion
A dramatic late surge secured a 3–1 comeback victory for Bayern Munich
Leverkusen delivered a footballing masterclass
The match-winner came courtesy of a long-range strike from Moroccan midfielder Bilal El Khannouss
VfB Stuttgart returned to winning ways with a crucial 2-0 victory
Dortmund took full advantage of an early red card
FC St. Pauli have emerged as the early surprise leaders of the Bundesliga
Dortmund were left stunned on the opening day of the 2025/26 Bundesliga
The hero of the night was Brazilian forward Leo Scienza
It was a cruel night for VfB Stuttgart
