1. FC Saarbrücken
Borussia MgQuater-finals
Brünker 90'
1. FC Saarbrücken: 1. Schreiber, 7. Rizzuto, 15. Becker R.( till 74'), 16. Thölke, 29. Boeder, 6. Sontheimer( till 67'), 8. Zejts, 33. Kerber L., 10. Rabihic Kasim( till 46'), 25. Naifi( till 74'), 9. Brünker
Substitution: 20. Günther-Schmidt(from 46'), 23. Civeja(from 67'), 17. Becker D.(from 74'), 21. Sanchez Fabio(from 74')
Bench: 30. Paterok, 19. Gaus, 18. Breuer A., 22. Stehle S.F., 11. Biada
Yellow Cards: Sontheimer 31', Naifi 53', Brünker 90'
Borussia Mg: 33. Nicolas M., 3. Itakura, 5. Friedrich, 20. Netz( till 81'), 29. Scally J.(from 81'), 30. Elvedi( till 82'), 8. Weigl, 10. Neuhaus, 17. Kone Ko.(from 69'), 9. Honorat, 13. Siebatcheu, 25. Hack R.( till 69')
Substitution: 19. Ngoumou(from 69'), 18. Lainer(from 82')
Bench: 41. Olschowsky, 24. Jantschke, 39. Woeber M., 7. Herrmann P., 23. Kramer, 27. Reitz( till 69'), 28. Ranos, 14. Plea
Yellow Cards: Elvedi 28'
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Bayern got an important home victory over Borussia and remained as close as possible to Bayer, the leader in the Bundesliga
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Yesterday 4 matches of the 1/8 finals of the German Cup took place
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In the 12th round of the Bundesliga, Signal Iduna Park hosted the derby of two Borussias
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In the opening Bundesliga match of the 11th round Borussia M defeated Wolfsburg
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Bayern is out of DFB Pokal, losing to Saarbrücken at the stage of 1/16
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Bayern beat Borussia Mönchengladbach for the first time in 6 matches
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Bayer continues its successful start in the new Bundesliga championship with a 3-0 away victory over Borussia Mg
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Marcus Thuram has officially signed for Inter on a free transfer from Borussia Mönchengladbach
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Borussia Dortmund continue their pursuit of Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich
