1. FC Heidenheim
Union BerlinDay 29
Honsak 36'
Zivzivadze 79'
Zivzivadze 90'
1. FC Heidenheim: 41. Ramaj - 2. Busch, 6. Mainka, 17. Honsak (Ibrahimovic A., 77), 19. Föhrenbach - 16. Niehues - 3. Schöppner (Kerber L., 88), 26. Behrens - 8. Dinkci (Beck A., 88), 9. Schimmer (Zivzivadze, 69), 18. Pieringer (Dorsch, 78)
Substitution: Zivzivadze (from 69); Ibrahimovic A. (from 77); Dorsch (from 78); Kerber L. (from 88); Beck A. (from 88)
Bench: 40. Feller - 4. Siersleben, 23. Traore H. - 10. Conteh Chr.
Union Berlin: 1. Roennow - 4. Leite D. (Ansah, 69), 5. Doekhi, 33. Král, 39. Köhn (Rothe, 62) - 7. Burke (Skarke, 62), 8. Khedira, 13. Schafer (Burcu, 69), 14. Querfeld - 19. Haberer, 23. Ilić An.
Substitution: Rothe (from 62); Skarke (from 62); Burcu (from 69); Ansah (from 69)
Bench: 25. Klaus C. - 18. Juranovic, 28. Trimmel - 6. Kemlein
Yellow Cards: Burke 31
FC Bayern Munich continue their relentless march towards yet another Bundesliga title
Munich headed into the winter break in dominant fashion
Marco Rose’s side were beaten 3–1
The hosts racked up an impressive 18 shots, converting both of their penalties
Leverkusen delivered a footballing masterclass
Harry Kane who rescued a point for the champions with yet another clutch finish
Bremen secured a hard-fought and vital 1–0 victory
The Foals remain winless this season with 3 draws and 4 losses
The match-winner came courtesy of a long-range strike from Moroccan midfielder Bilal El Khannouss
Union came out on top in a wild, seven-goal shootout
Dortmund took full advantage of an early red card
Union Berlin centre-back has beaten out the likes of Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala
The hero of the night was Brazilian forward Leo Scienza
It was a cruel night for VfB Stuttgart
The second half, in sharp contrast, produced no goals at all
Bayern’s attacking unit was firing on all cylinders
It was a complete team performance that sends a message to top-four rivals
Leverkusen failed to break down a resolute Union Berlin
