Augsburg
VfL BochumAugsburg: 22. Labrović - 5. Matsima (Schlotterbeck K., 80), 16. Zesiger, 32. Rieder Fa. (Komur, 46) - 19. Fellhauer - 8. Rexhbecaj, 17. Jakic, 30. Kade (Claude-Maurice, 77) - 11. Gharbi, 27. Wolf M. (Giannoulis D., 60) - 21. Tietz P. (Essende, 59)
Substitution: Komur (from 46); Essende (from 59); Giannoulis D. (from 60); Claude-Maurice (from 77); Schlotterbeck K. (from 80)
Bench: 1. Dahmen F. - 40. Banks - 4. Massengo - 26. Saad
Yellow Cards: Kade 72
VfL Bochum: 1. Horn T. - 3. Strompf (Masovic, 70), 20. Loosli, 32. Wittek Max., 39. Morgalla (Obafemi M., 80) - 8. Wätjen, 17. Holtmann (Kwarteng, 70), 24. Pannewig, 34. Lenz C. (Hofmann P., 80) - 29. Alfa-Ruprecht (Passlack, 60) - 21. Onyeka F-I.
Substitution: Passlack (from 60); Masovic (from 70); Kwarteng (from 70); Obafemi M. (from 80); Hofmann P. (from 80)
Bench: 22. Thiede - 35. Koscierski - 26. Rösch - 14. Clairicia
Yellow Cards: Passlack 85; Horn T. 90; Wätjen 90
Leverkusen remain eight points behind leaders Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich took another decisive step toward their 33rd Bundesliga title
With seven matches remaining, Leverkusen have reignited what many considered a fading title race
Dortmund has slipped out of the top 10 in the Bundesliga
VfB Stuttgart edged out Augsburg with a narrow 1-0 victory
RB Leipzig missed out on an away win over Bochum and dropped out of the Bundesliga top-four
The stage is set for the quarterfinals of the German Cup after an action-packed Round of 16 concluded yesterday
Bayern Munich returned from the international break in dominant fashion, cruising to a decisive 3-0 victory over Augsburg in the opening match of Bundesliga’s Matchday 11.
The last team of the Bundesliga picked up their second point in the current season, shocking Bayer
