Haaland postpones Bayern's championship celebration

BVB, which has been phlegmatic and disappointing for a long time, won 1-0 (0-0) at Fortuna Düsseldorf on Saturday - meaning FC Bayern can't complete its eighth title in a row until Tuesday at the earliest. Substitute Erling Haaland (90+5) headed the goal shortly before the final whistle, meaning the black and yellow no longer have to worry about qualifying for the Champions League.

Fortuna seemed to be on course for a bonus point in the relegation battle for a long time, but they couldn't maintain their compact defense. The lead over Werder Bremen in the relegation zone is now just one goal. A goal by Raphael Guerreiro (66th) was called back because the ball hit the Dortmund European champion's upper arm. Düsseldorf's Steven Skrzybski (81st and 90th) hit the post twice.

Eintracht Frankfurt had reason to be happy. © APA/afp / JOHN MACDOUGALL

Eintracht Frankfurt, meanwhile, has coped well with the semi-final exit in the DFB Cup and has freed itself from its final relegation worries. Three days after the cup defeat at Bayern Munich, the Hessians won 4-1 (0-1) at Hertha BSC and moved past the Berliners in the table. Both teams only have outsider chances in the fight for Europa League qualification.

Hertha's upswing under coach Bruno Labbadia has now come to an end. The blue-whites, who played the second half outnumbered after the red card for Dedryck Boyata (45th, emergency brake), suffered their second defeat in a row. Attacker Krzysztof Piatek (24th) gave Hertha BSC the lead after a successful individual action. Bas Dost (51'), Andre Silva (62', 87') and Evan N'Dicka (68') turned the game around for Frankfurt. Freiburg maintains Europa League chances With their permanent coach Christian Streich, SC Freiburg has preserved its chances of qualifying for the Europa League. One day after the coach's contract extension, the guests fought back against rivals VfL Wolfsburg to win 0-2 (2-2) after being 1-2 down and reduced the gap to seventh-placed 1899 Hoffenheim to one point.

In the 14th minute, Wout Weghorst was successful for Wolfsburg with a low shot, and a little later the Dutchman made it 2-0 with a penalty kick (27th). After this double blow, he already has 14 goals for the season. Nicolas Höler (43') scored the next goal for Baden with a header, before Roland Sallai, also with a header, made the final score seconds after the half-time whistle (46'). Union and Werder with big points Union Berlin, on the other hand, has broken the spell in the relegation battle and can now almost plan for the next season in the Bundesliga. In the promotion duel at 1. FC Cologne, the Köpenickers celebrated their first win since the end of February with 2:1 (1:0), with three games to go the gap to the relegation zone grew to a comfortable seven points. For the Cologne team with the same points, the decline has continued unabated since the Corona break.

The traditional club Werder Bremen, which is suddenly hungry for goals, is also gaining new hope, while the relegation of the bottom of the Bundesliga, SC Paderborn, is practically sealed. Coach Florian Kohfeldt's highly endangered Hanseatic League left their offensive lull behind them with a 5-1 (3-0) win in the relegation summit in East Westphalia and can now hope to be level on points with Fortuna Düsseldorf in the fight to stay in the league.

The results:

Encounters 12.06.20 1899 Hoffenheim

0:2 RB Leipzig

13.06.20 Fortuna Düsseldorf

0:1 Bor. Dortmund

13.06.20 Bayern Munich

2:1 Bor. M. Gladbach

13.06.20 Hertha BSC Berlin

1:4 Eintracht Frankfurt

13.06.20 SC Paderborn

1:5 Werder Bremen

13.06.20 VfL Wolfsburg

2:2 SC Freiburg

13.06.20 1. FC Köln

1:2 1. FC Union Berlin

14.06.20 FC Schalke 04

1:1 Bayer Leverkusen

14.06.20 FSV Mainz 05

0:1 FC Augsburg

The table: SP G U V TV P 1. Bayern Munich 31 23 4 4 92:31 73 2. Bor. Dortmund 31 20 6 5 82:35 66 3. RB Leipzig 31 17 11 3 77:32 62 4. Bayer Leverkusen 31 17 6 8 57:41 57 5. Bor. M. Gladbach 31 17 5 9 58:38 56 6. VfL Wolfsburg 31 12 10 9 44:38 46 7. 1899 Hoffenheim 31 12 7 12 42:52 43 8. SC Freiburg 31 11 9 11 41:43 42 9. FC Schalke 04 31 9 12 10 36:48 39 10. Eintracht Frankfurt 31 11 5 15 53:56 38 11. Hertha BSC Berlin 31 10 8 13 44:55 38 12. 1. FC Cologne 31 10 5 16 48:59 35 13. FC Augsburg 31 9 8 14 42:57 35 14. 1. FC Union Berlin 31 10 5 16 37:54 35 15. FSV Mainz 05 31 9 4 18 39:63 31 16. Fortuna Dusseldorf 31 6 10 15 33:61 28 17. Werder Bremen 31 7 7 17 35:64 28 18. SC Paderborn 31 4 8 19 34:67 20

	SP	TV	P
1. Bayer Leverkusen	31	77:22	81
2. Bayern Munich	31	89:38	69
3. VfB Stuttgart	31	70:38	64
4. RB Leipzig	31	73:35	62
5. Bor. Dortmund	31	59:39	57
6. Eintracht Frankfurt	31	47:42	45
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	SP	TV	P
1. FC St Pauli	31	57:33	63
2. Holstein Kiel	31	61:37	61
3. Fortuna Dusseldorf	31	65:36	56
4. Hamburger SV	31	59:42	52
5. Karlsruhe SC	31	62:45	49
6. Hannover 96	31	53:39	46
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Haaland postpones Bayern's championship celebration

Borussia Dortmund prevented FC Bayern from winning the 30th German football championship with a last-minute win, at least for the time being.

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