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Highlights
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Full-time: Freiburg 1-4 Leipzig
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Full-time
90'
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Substitution
89'
Openda still at work
Openda sets up Simons for Leipzig's fifth and his third assist of the game, but the Dutchman sends his shot just wide.
86'
Substitution
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Substitution
82'
Doan steps up
After a quiet first half, World Cup star Doan is looking lively. He wins a corner with a decent blocked effort.
78'
Openda still looking for his hat-trick
Simons finds the on fire Openda, and despite him tricking the goalkeeper with a near post shot, it's just wide.
76'
Substitution
75'
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Substitution
Rose satisfied
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65'
It's kicking off...
There's two yellow cards and a scramble in the Leipzig box as Schlager and Holer fight over the ball for a corner. The Leipzig man has to be calmed down by the match official before the set piece can be taken.
64'
Rapid Openda
Fastest runner (km/h)
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Lukas Kübler Loïs Openda
60'
Freiburg pull one back!
A fine passing move sees Grifo have some fun on the edge of the box before firing in beautifully from range. The attacker, who didn't even start today, is now Mainz's outright second top scorer of all time.
Šeško gets in on the act!
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53'
Freiburg haven't given up
The home side go close again and nearly get back in the match.
47'
Nearly a hat-trick
Openda almost has his third from a far-post cross, but Freiburg's defence do just enough.
Kick-off!
45'
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Substitution
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Substitution
Half-time
45'
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The killer blow?
Goal attempts
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5on target
Halftime: Freiburg 0-3 Leipzig
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45'
Openda again!
Just as Freiburg were getting back into the game, along comes Openda to bully their defence again and make it three.
43'
Freiburg straight back up
Freiburg quickly recover from their penalty shock and create their best open play chance of the game, but Gulácsi snuffs it out.
41'
Let off for Leipzig!
Höler misses Freiburg's first penalty of the season as he thumps his effort against the crossbar!
41'
40'
Penalty
Well, well, well, Freiburg are offered a route back into the game as VAR spot a Openda handball from a corner...
37'
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SituationNo penalty
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DecisionPenalty
31'
Ouch!
Xavi Simons requires treatment as replays show Eggestein's boot landed right on his hand. A painful one for the Dutch youngster.
Openda should have made it three
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21'
Rose delighted
Brilliant from Openda
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10'
Haidara almost has his second
The Mali midfielder is clearly up for it today, whistling a long-range effort just over the bar.
2'
What a start!
There's barely a minute on the clock when the returning Haidara celebrated his new contract by turning the ball in from a decent spell of possession.
1'
We're underway
It's kick-off in Freiburg for this clash of European hopefuls.
Kick-off!
European football at stake
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Rose shakes things up
The big news comes from Marco Rose, who makes two changes from the 0-0 draw against Mainz and brings back Benjamin Šeško and Amadou Haidara, with Kevin Kampl and Christoph Baumgartner dropping to the bench. Christian Streich, meanwhile, keeps the same XI from a statement 3-0 win over Gladbach last time out.
Freiburg starting XI
Atubolu - Kübler, Keitel, Gulde - Dōan, Eggestein, Höfler, Günter (c) – Röhl, Höler - Gregoritsch
Freiburg subs
Müller, Makengo, Szalai, Sildillia, Muslija, Grifo, Sallai, Adamu, Philipp
Leipzig starting XI
Gulácsi - Henrichs, Orban (c), Lukeba, Raum - Olmo, Haidara, Schlager, Xavi - Openda, Šeško
Leipzig subs
Blaswich, Lenz, Klostermann, Simakan, Bitshiabu, Seiwald, Kampl, Baumgartner, Elmas
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Rose on Freiburg
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Streich on Leipzig
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2:03
Leipzig's last away day
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Streich's auf Wiedersehen
Top 5 farewell
Interestingly, the Leipzig game will mark the last time Freiburg face a team currently in the top five this season. After RBL's visit, Streich's side will only face sides in the bottom half of the table in the remainder of the campaign.
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4:08
Leipzig's tasty trio
Pressure rising
Marco Rose's men won three on the bounce before last weekend's scoreless draw against Mainz led to points dropped in the search for a Champions League place. Borussia Dortmund took advantage to stretch their lead in fourth spot to three points over their Saxony-based rivals, who are now under pressure to respond this weekend.
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2:03
Streich farewell-tour continues
Coming up together
Freiburg and Leipzig were both promoted to the Bundesliga in the summer of 2016 and have remained in the top flight ever since. The team from the Black Forest may have come up as champions of the second division back then, but Leipzig have since notched up 128 more points than Freiburg in the Bundesliga since.
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2:03
Leipzig have previous
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