Mainz 05
WerderDay 7
Lee Jae-sung 63'
Fuellkrug (p.) 25'
Reis L. 61'
Mainz 05: 1. Schwolow - 2. Mwene, 4. Posch, 21. da Costa (Nebel P., 85), 48. Potulski - 6. Sano (Martel, 90), 19. Caci (Widmer, 75) - 10. Amiri N. - 7. Lee Jae-sung (Konigsdorffer, 75), 23. Becker (Hollerbach, 85) - 9. Tietz P.
Substitution: Widmer (from 75); Konigsdorffer (from 75); Nebel P. (from 85); Hollerbach (from 85); Martel (from 90)
Bench: 3. Gruber F., 15. Maloney
Yellow Cards: Mwene 69; Hollerbach 88; Schwolow 90
Werder: 1. Hein - 2. Deman O. (Schmetgens, 46), 5. Pieper, 13. Arthur Soares, 32. Friedl - 8. Weiser (Wójcik, 59), 15. Reis L., 20. Chuki (Dinkci, 72), 44. Regeer - 10. Fuellkrug (Itten, 81), 17. Grüll
Substitution: Schmetgens (from 46); Wójcik (from 59); Dinkci (from 72); Itten (from 81)
Bench: 30. Schlager A. - 23. Stalmach - 14. Lynen - 38. Erevbenagie - 19. Quetant
Yellow Cards: Reis L. 38; Grüll 89
The Black and Yellows appeared to have the match under control and looked set to claim all three points
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
The victory marked a fourth consecutive win for Hoffenheim
Borussia extended their impressive unbeaten run to ten matches
The final whistle confirmed a 2:2 draw
Leipzig’s upward momentum suggests the title race is far from over
Result brought frustration for both sides but historical disappointment for the hosts
Bremen is now unbeaten in five consecutive league games and has climbed temporarily into seventh place
Bremen secured a hard-fought and vital 1–0 victory
