As part of the 29th day of the Bundesliga, four matches were scheduled from 3:30 p.m. At the Allianz Arena was held in particular the derby of Bavaria between Bayern Munich, solid leader of the championship, and Augsburg, thirteenth at kick-off. Dominating the game, Julian Nagelsmann’s men still stumbled on a well-established Augsburg defense and thus saw themselves held in check at the break. Returning from the locker room, the defending champion increased the pressure but Gikiewicz, imperial on his line, diverted all attempts by Lewandowski’s teammates (47th, 63rd). Finally, it was a fact of the game and a hand from Oxford that offered Bayern a penalty, transformed by the inevitable Lewandowski. With this narrow victory (1-0), Bayern consolidates its leadership position and heads towards the title. Augsburg drops to 14th place.
In the other posters, Borussia M’Gladbach, carried by its French attacking duo, logically got rid of the promoted Greuther Fürth (2-0) and is now in eleventh place. Scorers during this meeting, Thuram and Plea confirm their certain revival. Also note the very large victory of Wolfsburg against Arminia Bielefeld (4-0) thanks, in particular, to the double of Nmecha (11th, 38th). Finally, Cologne overthrew Mainz (3-2). Despite a two-goal lead following goals from Burkardt (14th) and Onisiwo (55th), Skhiri (60th), Ljubicic (78th) then Kilian (82nd) finally allowed Cologne to snatch victory. A result that allows Steffen Baumgart’s men to move up to seventh place.
All results from 3:30 p.m.
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Bayern Munich 1-0 Augsburg: Lewandowski (82nd, sp)
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Wolfsburg 4-0 Arminia Bielefeld: Nmecha (11th, 38th), Arnold (48th) and Kruse (53rd)
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Greuther Furth 0-2 Borussia M’Gladbach : Thuram (18th) and Plea (24th, sp)
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FC Cologne 3-2 Mainz: Skhiri (60th), Ljubicic (78th) and Kilian (82nd) / Burkardt (14th) and Onisiwo (55th)
