Hamburger
Mainz 05Day 2
Mwene 41'
Tietz P. 48'
Tietz P. 83'
Konigsdorffer 90'
Hamburger: 1. Fernandes Heuer - 3. Wolfe (Lemke L., 84), 7. El Ouahdi, 23. Torunarigha (Nandja, 46), 33. Bornauw - 4. Nadir B. (Vieira F., 46), 21. Remberg, 24. Capaldo - 5. Adeline (Daka, 46), 11. Gronbaek - 9. Moffi (Stange, 64)
Substitution: Nandja (from 46); Vieira F. (from 46); Daka (from 46); Stange (from 64); Lemke L. (from 84)
Bench: 12. Tangvik - 22. Amoako - 15. Poulsen Y., 18. Jatta B.
Yellow Cards: El Ouahdi 36
Mainz 05: 1. Schwolow - 2. Mwene, 3. Gruber F., 4. Posch, 48. Potulski - 6. Sano (Maloney, 88), 19. Caci (da Costa, 81) - 10. Amiri N. - 7. Lee Jae-sung (Ruoppi, 88), 23. Becker (Konigsdorffer, 68) - 9. Tietz P.
Substitution: Konigsdorffer (from 68); da Costa (from 81); Maloney (from 88); Ruoppi (from 88)
Bench: 16. Bell S. - 24. Kawasaki - 17. Hollerbach
Yellow Cards: Caci 31; Mwene 85; Becker 90
Borussia Dortmund began their new season with a convincing 2-0 victory
What could have been the shock result of the Bundesliga weekend turned into a night of pure drama
RC Strasbourg have made history, reaching a European semi-final for the first time
The hosts made a flying start, leaving the French side shell-shocked with two goals inside the opening 20 minutes
Bayer secured a narrow but deserved 1–0 victory
RB Leipzig kept their European ambitions firmly on track
The race for European qualification intensifies
The final whistle confirmed a 2:2 draw
TSG Hoffenheim delivered a statement performance on Matchday 14 of the Bundesliga
Result brought frustration for both sides but historical disappointment for the hosts
Bayer survived a wild back-and-forth battle
Bundesliga title race is very much alive
Hamburg were handed a harsh reminder of the level required to compete with Germany’s elite
