Borussia Dortmund takes advantage of FC Bayern mistakes | Sport

Even if Bayern have lost to outsiders Augsburg, they tease – BVB, on the other hand, strikes calm tones after the work victory against Stuttgart. “It’s not the time to make big declarations of war,” said BVB managing director Hans-Joachim Watzke two weeks before the summit of the two top teams, unusually cautious. After the Bayern mistake on Friday evening and their own success, Dortmund sneaked up to one point on Bayern.

“We are on top, we want to stay on top,” emphasized BVB coach Marco Rose, knowing full well that his team – still without goal getter Erling Haaland – had not downplayed the yellow of the egg and only through a late goal from Marco Reus was redeemed. The BVB captain was also the point of attack that Bayern had picked out: “He didn’t win a lot of titles,” said former Bayern boss Karl-Heinz Rummenigge on Sunday at Sky about Reus, who was apparently against you years ago Moved to Munich and decided for BVB.

Five Bayern professionals in quarantine

Perhaps Rummenigge also wanted to distract from Bayern’s current problems, which are bigger than just a lost little derby against Augsburg: The corona discussions about the unvaccinated players continue. Joshua Kimmich is in quarantine again, four other players followed him after the game in Augsburg: Serge Gnabry, Jamal Musiala, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and Michael Cuisance had to go into quarantine in consultation with the responsible health department and are therefore all absent from the champions League at Dynamo Kiev.

Without its leading player Joshua Kimmich, FC Bayern will lose at FC Augsburg

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According to “Bild”, unvaccinated professionals who have to be in isolation as contact persons will now have to forego parts of the lavish million-dollar salary for the downtime. Either way – there is great unrest at FC Bayern ahead of the next Champions League and Bundesliga weeks.

Leipzig and the away curse

RB Leipzig also had to admit defeat away from Hoffenheim – a setback after beating Dortmund before the international break. The trend continues: Leipzig have not won a single game away from home this season. In addition, RB is the only team that has to play its upcoming home games as ghost games, because Saxony will prohibit spectators in professional sport from next week due to the current corona situation.

You accept and respect that, the club said in a statement – and then criticized the fact that “the Saxon government allowed this situation to come about in the first place.” Coach Jesse Marsch said they were disappointed, but the situation in society was more important than what happened in the stadium: “More important than football.”

The iron triumph in the derby

In Berlin, Union Berlin celebrated a much-acclaimed and clear derby victory over Hertha BSC in the sold-out stadium. “The development is good at Union, we have big plans,” said goal scorer Christopher Trimmel on Sky.

Soccer Bundesliga Union Berlin v Hertha BSC

Derby wins taste sweet: Union players are happy after their home win against Hertha

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Bayer Leverkusen’s 1-0 win against VfL Bochum fell into the category of work victory. The Bayer-Elf started badly weakened. “With our personal situation – especially up front – you have to win such games 1-0 – and we won 1-0,” said Leverkusen’s managing director Rudi Völler soberly after the game.

Fürth remains behind last

Fürth, however, continued his negative streak: eleven defeats in twelve games speak for themselves. The gap to the relegation place is now nine points. After the 0: 4 swatter against Mönchengladbach, the bottom of the table is with a goal difference of minus 25.

VfL Wolfsburg showed a furious race to catch up, trailing 0-2 up to the 60th minute in Bielefeld and saving a draw with a double strike in the second half.

First home bankruptcy for Freiburg

Two weeks after their first defeat of the season, SC Freiburg conceded the second straight away – at home against Eintracht Frankfurt. With that, the Breisgauer missed to shorten the gap to Dortmund and Bayern. The sports club had previously been unbeaten in nine home games.

At the end of the matchday, 1. FC Köln shared the points with Mainz. Bitter for FC: Shortly before half-time, Cologne’s striker Anthony Modeste (8 goals in 12 games) had to be replaced after a painful foul by Mainz defender Stefan Bell.

The 12th Bundesliga matchday in numbers:

FC Augsburg – FC Bayern Munich 2: 1 (2: 1)
Goals: 1-0 Pedersen (23rd), 2-0 Hahn (36th), 2-1 Lewandowski (38th)

Borussia Dortmund – VfB Stuttgart 2: 1 (0: 0)
Tore: 1: 0 Malen (56.), 1: 1 Massimo (63.), 2: 1 (Reus)

Bayer 04 Leverkusen – VfL Bochum 1-0 (1-0)
Tore: 1:0 Forensic (4th)

Bor.Mönchengladbach – SpVgg Greuther Fürth 4: 0 (3: 0)
Tore: 1:0 Hofmann (9.), 2:0 Neuhaus (28.), 3:0 Plea (43.), 4:0 Hofmann (57.)

TSG Hoffenheim – RB Leipzig 2:0 (1:0)
Tore: 1:0 Samassekou (12.), 2:0 Dabbour (68.)

Arminia Bielefeld – VfL Wolsburg 2: 2 (1: 0)
Tore: 1: 0 Okugawa (11.), 2: 0 Klos (54, Elfmeter), 2: 1 Weghorst (62.), 2: 2 Nmecha (63.)

1. FC Union Berlin – Hertha BSC 2:0 (2:0)
Tore: 1: 0 Awoniyi (8.), 2: 0 Trimmel (30.)

SC Freiburg – Eintracht Frankfurt 0: 2 (0: 2)
Tore: 0: 1 Lindström (34th), 0: 2 Kostic (43rd)

1. FSV Mainz 05 – 1. FC Cologne 1: 1 (1: 0)
Tore: 1:0 Burkardt (41st), 1:1 Özcan (47th)

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

10. Klaus Allofs – 177 goals

When Klaus Allofs moved from Düsseldorf to 1. FC Köln in 1981, his transfer fee of 2.25 million marks (1.15 million euros) was a Bundesliga record. With 177 he scored as many Bundesliga goals as his predecessor as an FC striker, Dieter Müller, but needed 121 more games for this number. After a few years in France, Allofs also played for Bremen in the Bundesliga.

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

9. Dieter Müller – 177 goals

Dieter Müller still holds a Bundesliga record today: on August 17, 1977, he scored six goals in 1. FC Köln’s 7-2 win over Werder Bremen. In addition to FC, Müller was also active for Offenbach, Stuttgart and Saarbrücken in the Bundesliga, but for the longest time in Cologne. Between 1977 and 1986 Müller made a total of 303 Bundesliga games.

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

8. Stefan Kuntz – 179 goals

Bochum, Uerdingen, Kaiserslautern, again Bochum and finally Bielefeld – Stefan Kuntz never played for one of the big Bundesliga clubs. Nevertheless, today’s U21 national coach was twice the top scorer: 1986 in Bochum, 1994 in the service of FCK again. Kuntz also celebrated his greatest successes with Kaiserslautern: DFB Cup victory in 1990 and championship in 1991.

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

7. Ulf Kirsten – 181 Tore

“Der Schwatte”, as he was called, was already a dangerous scorer at Dynamo Dresden in the GDR league. In 1990 Kirsten moved to Bayer 04 Leverkusen. He remained loyal to the Werkself until the end of his career in 2003 and played a total of 350 times for Leverkusen in the Bundesliga. Kirsten won the league’s top scorer cannon three times.

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

6. Claudio Pizarro – 197 Tore

The Peruvian came to Werder Bremen in 1999 at the age of 20. With the exception of a brief interlude at Chelsea, “Pizza” has remained loyal to the Bundesliga ever since. He moved from Bremen to FC Bayern twice (2001 and 2012). After a season in Cologne, the then 40-year-old joined SV Werder for the fifth time in 2019, where his career ended in summer 2020.

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

5. Manfred Burgsmüller – 213 goals

Between 1967 and 1990 the rascal “Manni” Burgsmüller kept the opposing defenders busy with his dribbles. He played for Essen, Dortmund, Nuremberg and Bremen in the Bundesliga and is BVB’s record scorer with 135 goals. After his football career, Burgsmüller was a player for the Rhein Fire American football team for six years. He died in May 2019 at the age of 69.

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

4. Jupp Heynckes – 220 goals

Before Heynckes enjoyed great success as a coach, he was one of the best German strikers. For fourteen years he played in the Bundesliga for Borussia Mönchengladbach (1965-1967 and 1970-1978) and Hannover 96 (1967-1970). Heynckes is Mönchengladbach’s record shooter with 195 goals. Here he experienced his most successful time as part of the “Fohlen-Elf” and became German champion four times.

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

3. Klaus Fischer – 268 goals

For almost 40 years he had been the number two top scorer in the Bundesliga behind Gerd Müller. Then came Robert Lewandowski, who needed 190 fewer games for 268 hits. Fischer scored 04 most often for Schalke (182). He was also active for 1860 Munich, 1. FC Cologne and VfL Bochum. Fischer’s Bundesliga career lasted 20 years (1968-1988). He was on the field a total of 535 times.

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

2. Robert Lewandowski – 291 goals * (50154019)

The Pole dreamed of moving to Real Madrid for a long time, but since the transfer never took place, Lewandowski has become an institution in the Bundesliga. He has added 217 more goals to his 74 goals in four years for Borussia Dortmund (2010-2014) since moving to Bayern – a total of 41 in one season in 2020/21. And the hunt for goals is not over yet. (* As of: 11/21/2021)

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The top scorer in the Bundesliga

1. Gerd Müller – 365 goals

The goal record of the “bomber” is and remains unattainable. Between 1965 and 1979 he played in the Bundesliga exclusively for Bayern. He won the German championship four times. Müller was the top scorer seven times. In five seasons he scored more goals than he played in games. In the 1971/72 season, Müller scored 40 goals – a record that Lewandowski took from him in 2021.

Author: Andreas Sten-Ziemons

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