Mainz 05
AugsburgDay 21
Amiri N. (p.) 80'
Mainz 05: 33. Batz - 4. Posch, 16. Bell S., 21. da Costa, 30. Widmer (Mwene, 81) - 6. Sano, 7. Lee Jae-sung (Maloney, 88), 10. Amiri N. (Nebel P., 82), 31. Kohr (Potulski, 81) - 20. Tietz P., 26. Silas (Becker, 63)
Substitution: Becker (from 63); Mwene (from 81); Potulski (from 81); Nebel P. (from 82); Maloney (from 88)
Bench: 1. Riess L. - 22. Veratschnig - 14. Vick W., 44. Weiper
Yellow Cards: Amiri N. 81; Becker 90
Augsburg: 1. Dahmen F. - 31. Schlotterbeck K., 34. Chaves Ar., 40. Banks (Zesiger, 46) - 19. Fellhauer (Rieder Fa., 81) - 4. Massengo, 8. Rexhbecaj (Jakic, 57), 20. Claude-Maurice, 36. Komur - 27. Wolf M. (Kade, 57) - 38. Gregoritsch (Ribeiro R., 57)
Substitution: Zesiger (from 46); Jakic (from 57); Kade (from 57); Gharbi (from 57); Ribeiro R. (from 57); Rieder Fa. (from 81)
Bench: 22. Labrović - 3. Pedersen - 9. Essende
Yellow Cards: Claude-Maurice 60; Kade 78
FC Augsburg produced one of the biggest surprises of the Bundesliga season
The final whistle confirmed a 2:2 draw
FC Augsburg have parted ways with head coach Sandro Wagner
Result brought frustration for both sides but historical disappointment for the hosts
With this victory, Borussia move up to second place on 20 points
Bayer survived a wild back-and-forth battle
Bundesliga title race is very much alive
Bayer Leverkusen closed their Bundesliga season with a dramatic 2–2 draw away at Mainz — a match that doubled as a farewell to head coach Xabi Alonso and a final push for Patrik Schick in the Golden Boot race
Leverkusen remain eight points behind leaders Bayern Munich
A win in their next outing would officially crown them German champions for the 34th time
Bayern Munich took another decisive step toward their 33rd Bundesliga title
This marks their fourth consecutive win under coach Bo Henriksen
RB Leipzig suffered a disappointing 2-1 home defeat
