St. Pauli
Mainz 05Day 6
Sieb A. 16'
Burkardt 62'
St. Pauli: 22. Vasilj N., 2. Saliakas, 3. Mets, 5. Wahl, 23. Treu( till 83'), 8. Smith E., 7. Irvine J., 39. Wagner R.( till 63'), 26. Saad( till 90'), 11. Eggestein J.( till 83'), 17. Afoloyan( till 63')
Substitution: 10. Sinani(from 63'), 29. Guilavogui M.(from 63'), 21. Ritzka(from 83'), 18. Banks(from 83'), 19. Albers(from 90')
Bench: 1. Voll B., 4. Nemeth D., 25. Dźwigała, 14. Stevens F.
Mainz 05: 27. Zentner, 2. Mwene, 3. Jenz, 5. Leitsch, 19. Caci, 6. Sano, 7. Lee Jae-sung, 18. Amiri N.( till 83'), 31. Kohr, 11. Sieb A.( till 65'), 29. Burkardt( till 90')
Substitution: 8. Nebel P.(from 65'), 14. Hong H.(from 83'), 44. Weiper(from 90')
Bench: 1. Riess L., 16. Bell S., 21. da Costa, 30. Widmer, 9. Onisiwo, 17. Vidovic
Yellow Cards: Sieb A. 20', Jenz 79', Kohr 79'
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Mainz defeated Augsburg in the German championship match, playing most of the match with ten men
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Saturday's Stuttgart - Mainz game in Bundesliga ended with a six goals
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Bayern started their Bundesliga campaign on a winning note
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Borussia Dortmund gave a number of its players a rest after defeating PSG in the Champions League semi-finals
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In the Bundesliga 25th round Bayern simply did not notice their opponent, scoring eight goals in the game with Mainz
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33 matches without defeat, 11 points ahead of Bayern - for all this Bayer needed a modest 2:1 victory over Mainz
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Bo Svensson is no longer head coach of Mainz 05
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In the the 9th round of the Bundesliga the current outsiders of the championship met head-to-head
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Goals from Coman, Kane and Goretzka allowed Bayern to defeat Mainz away in yesterday's German championship match and remain third in the Bundesliga standings
