1. FC Heidenheim
Mainz 05Day 34
Amiri N. 43'
1. FC Heidenheim: 40. Feller - 2. Busch (Traore H., 46), 6. Mainka, 19. Föhrenbach - 3. Schöppner, 22. Ibrahimovic A. (Schimmer, 65), 26. Behrens, 30. Dorsch (Beck A., 73) - 8. Dinkci (Honsak, 73), 11. Zivzivadze, 18. Pieringer (Conteh Chr., 46)
Substitution: Traore H. (from 46); Conteh Chr. (from 46); Schimmer (from 65); Honsak (from 73); Beck A. (from 73)
Bench: 41. Ramaj - 4. Siersleben - 16. Niehues - 20. Kerber L.
Yellow Cards: Dinkci 70
Mainz 05: 33. Batz - 2. Mwene, 4. Posch (da Costa, 46), 30. Widmer (Caci, 68), 48. Potulski - 6. Sano, 10. Amiri N. (Lee Jae-sung, 68), 31. Kohr - 8. Nebel P., 23. Becker (Maloney, 77) - 20. Tietz P. (Weiper, 84)
Substitution: da Costa (from 46); Caci (from 68); Lee Jae-sung (from 68); Maloney (from 77); Weiper (from 84)
Bench: 27. Zentner - 24. Kawasaki - 22. Veratschnig - 11. Sieb A.
Yellow Cards: Becker 70
Bayern narrowly avoided a shock defeat
What could have been the shock result of the Bundesliga weekend turned into a night of pure drama
RC Strasbourg have made history, reaching a European semi-final for the first time
The hosts made a flying start, leaving the French side shell-shocked with two goals inside the opening 20 minutes
The race for European qualification intensifies
Munich headed into the winter break in dominant fashion
The final whistle confirmed a 2:2 draw
Result brought frustration for both sides but historical disappointment for the hosts
Leverkusen delivered a footballing masterclass
Bayer survived a wild back-and-forth battle
The match-winner came courtesy of a long-range strike from Moroccan midfielder Bilal El Khannouss
Bundesliga title race is very much alive
Dortmund took full advantage of an early red card
The hero of the night was Brazilian forward Leo Scienza
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
