Bundesliga
Bayern – Eintracht 1: 1: Kolo Muani keeps the champion 2023 without a win
Eintracht drew 1-1 in Munich to keep Bayern without a win for the third straight season in 2023.
Bayern had two draws in a row 1-1the unity from one and the game between them in Munich on the 18th matchday of the Bundesliga inevitably ended in a draw with this result.
The hosts were clearly superior in the 1st half, although they again played without the unavailable Sadio Mane. The action was constant on the visitors’ field and in a lapse of time in the 34th minute Leroy Sane opened the gate. Kevin Trapp had to intervene to prevent a bigger goal, but everything changed in the 2nd half.
Eintracht decided to fight back instead of stoically waiting for Bayern’s attacks. The gaps in Julian Nagelsmann’s defense were sufficient, which Radal Kolo Muani used to equalize 1-1 in the 69th minute.
The substitutions of Serge Gnabry and Ryan Hraffenberg didn’t help Bayern, who couldn’t even keep possession after the equaliser. Frankfurt were clearly better, coming closest to the game’s third goal and may not have found it, but kept Bayern winless in 2023.
The results of the 18th game
- Leipzig-Stuttgart 2-1 (25′, 49′ Somboslai / 68′ e. Firich)
- Freiburg-Augsburg 3-1 (13′ Gregoric, 30′ Heller, 85′ Linhart / 29′ Pen. Berisha)
- Mainz-Bochum 5-2 (1′ Lee, 17′ Widmer, 28′, 57′, 87′ Onishiwo / 70′ Kunde, 72′ Masovic)
- Hoffenheim Gladbach 1-4 (80′ Bebou / 12′, 37′ Hoffmann, 83′ Stiedl, 90+1′ Wolf)
- Herta Union 0-2 (44′ Döcki, 67′ Seguin)
- Werder-Wolfsburg 2-1 (24th penalty, 77th Philkrug / 90th Parentes)
- Bavaria – unity 1-1 (34′ Sané / 69′ Kolo Mouani)
- 29/01 16:30 Schalke – Cologne
- 29/01 18:30 Leverkusen-Dortmund
The program of the 19th game day
- 03/02 21:30 Augsburg – Leverkusen
- 04/02 16:30 Dortmund-Freiburg
- 04/02 16:30 Union-Mainz
- 04/02 16:30 Cologne – Leipzig
- 04/02 16:30 Eintracht – Herta
- 04/02 16:30 Bochum-Hoffenheim
- 04/02 19:30 Gladbach-Schalke
- 05/02 16:30 Stuttgart-Werder
- 05/02 18:30 Wolfsburg-Bavaria
Source: sport 24
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Eintracht Frankfurt’s Makoto Hasebe, 39, has extended his contract with the German club until 2024 and is preparing to make history.
Eintracht Frankfurt announced the extension of 39-year-old Japan captain Makoto Hasebe and the international midfielder is preparing to make history.
Because if he also plays in the team’s jersey for the 2023/24 season, he would be the oldest footballer in the club’s history to have played an official game for Eintracht.
Hasebe has been at the club for ten years, he is one of the team captains and in fact his contract has an option to extend it for another three years until 2027 in another capacity.
In fact, in honor of Hasebe, the Germans decided to announce the extension of the agreement and hold a press conference in Tokyo.
Source: sport 24
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Freiburg had the win in their hands up to the 6th minute of added time, but Mainz finally equalized to make it 1-1 and cooled Christian Streich’s team.
THE Freiburg had a chance to capitalize on Bayern’s slump at Leverkusen and return to the Bundesliga title race, but the Mainz shocked them to equalize in the 6th minute of stoppage time 1-1 for the 25th matchday.
The hosts were better, had great chances in the first half but couldn’t beat Mark Flecken. The visitors then leveled things out and Ritsu Doan gave them the lead in the 55th minute.
However, Bo Svensson’s men continued to threaten and finally found the solution in the closing stages of the game through Karim Onishiwo to go unbeaten for the sixth consecutive game.
The results of the 25th race
- Gladbach Werder Bremen 2-2 (48′ Thuram, 73′ Neuhaus / 65′, 89′ Dukes)
- Augsburg – Schalke 1-1 (51. Meyer / 90. + 3. Penalty Images)
- Hoffenheim-Hertha 3-1 (24′ Penalty, 37′ Penalty Kramaric, 51′ Bebou / 90+2′ Jovetic)
- Stuttgart-Wolfsburg 0-1 (56′ marbles)
- Bochum-Leipzig 1-0 (48′ Masovic)
- Dortmund – Cologne 6-1 (15′ Guerreiro, 17′, 69′ Ale, 32′, 70′ Reus, 36′ Mullen/42′ Zelke)
- Union – unity 2-0 (53′ Kentira, 75′ Behrens)
- Leverkusen-Bavaria 2-1 (55th penalty, 73rd penalty Palasios / 22nd Kimmich)
- Mainz-Freiburg 1-1 (90+6′ Onishiguo / 55′ Doan)
The program of the 26th match day
- 31/03 21:30 Eintracht Bochum
- 01/04 16:30 Leipzig-Mainz
- 01/04 16:30 Union Stuttgart
- 01/04 16:30 Friborg – Herta
- 01/04 16:30 Wolfsburg-Augsburg
- 01/04 16:30 Schalke – Leverkusen
- 01/04 19:30 Bavaria-Dortmund
- 02/04 18:30 Cologne – Gladbach
- 02/04 20:30 Werder Hoffenheim
Source: sport 24
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Leverkusen overthrew Bayern and set fire to both the top division and the Bundesliga’s European tickets with a score of 2-1.
THE Leverkusen sparked the battle at the top of the Bundesliga after the win 2-1 upset Bayern with a 25th matchday and kept Dortmund at the top of the table.
Bayern had their worst day of the season and it is telling that despite being in control of the game, they finished 1st with just one final. The hosts limited themselves to missed shots and in the 22nd minute Joshua Kimmich beat Lukas Hratetski to make it 1-0 with a shot from the penalty area and a counterattack.
Bayern’s image improved in the 2nd half when they had to wake up to Ezequiel Palacios. The Argentinian striker equalized with a penalty in the 55th minute while converting in the same way in the 73rd minute.
The two teams had four winning streaks in all competitions and one streak would be broken at the Bayarena. Bayern missed some good moments but the streak that would break should be theirs.
The results of the 25th race
- Gladbach Werder Bremen 2-2 (48′ Thuram, 73′ Neuhaus / 65′, 89′ Dukes)
- Augsburg – Schalke 1-1 (51. Meyer / 90. + 3. Penalty Images)
- Hoffenheim-Hertha 3-1 (24′ Penalty, 37′ Penalty Kramaric, 51′ Bebou / 90+2′ Jovetic)
- Stuttgart-Wolfsburg 0-1 (56′ marbles)
- Bochum-Leipzig 1-0 (48′ Masovic)
- Dortmund – Cologne 6-1 (15′ Guerreiro, 17′, 69′ Ale, 32′, 70′ Reus, 36′ Mullen/42′ Zelke)
- Union – unity 2-0 (53′ Kentira, 75′ Behrens)
- Leverkusen-Bavaria 2-1 (55th penalty, 73rd penalty Palasios / 22nd Kimmich)
- 19/03 20:30 Mainz-Freiburg
The program of the 26th match day
- 31/03 21:30 Eintracht Bochum
- 01/04 16:30 Leipzig-Mainz
- 01/04 16:30 Union Stuttgart
- 01/04 16:30 Friborg – Herta
- 01/04 16:30 Wolfsburg-Augsburg
- 01/04 16:30 Schalke – Leverkusen
- 01/04 19:30 Bavaria-Dortmund
- 02/04 18:30 Cologne – Gladbach
- 02/04 20:30 Werder Hoffenheim
Source: sport 24
I am a sports journalist who has worked in print and online. I have authored articles for a sports website and have covered sports news for over 6 years.
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