Stuttgart undone by late BVB double
Dortmund scored twice in stoppage time to tighten their grip on second place with victory over top-four hopefuls Stuttgart.
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Standings
1.
FCBBayern
73 Pts
2.
BVBDortmund
64 Pts
3.
RBLLeipzig
53 Pts
4.
VFBStuttgart
53 Pts
5.
TSGHoffenheim
50 Pts
6.
B04Leverkusen
49 Pts
7.
SGEFrankfurt
38 Pts
8.
SCFFreiburg
37 Pts
9.
M05Mainz
33 Pts
10.
FCAAugsburg
32 Pts
11.
HSVHamburg
31 Pts
12.
FCUUnion Berlin
31 Pts
13.
BMGM'gladbach
30 Pts
14.
SVWBremen
28 Pts
15.
KOECologne
26 Pts
16.
STPSt. Pauli
24 Pts
17.
WOBWolfsburg
21 Pts
18.
FCHHeidenheim
16 Pts
All goals of the 2025-2026 season
Karl gives Bayern dramatic comeback win
Lennart Karl scored in the ninth minute of stoppage time as Bayern fought back from 2-0 down to win 3-2 in Freiburg.
Bayern reach 100-goal mark
A new single-season, all-time Bundesliga best is within touching distance for Vincent Kompany's men after their milestone in Freiburg.
Fair play at its finest in Hamburg
Augsburg's Michael Gregoritsch convinced referee Deniz Aytekin to overturn his decision to award a free-kick against Fábio Vieira on Matchday 28.
Leverkusen fightback floors Wolfsburg
The Wolves raced to a 3-1 lead in the first half, only for Alejandro Grimaldo to lead Leverkusen's comeback in a nine-goal thriller.
Clinical Leipzig edge past Bremen
Antonio Nusa and Rômulo were on target as fourth-placed Leipzig won 2-1 at the Weserstadion.
