The five of Bayern Munich at the expense of Eintracht Frankfurt, the 13 thousand cardboard fans (the faces were those of those who had paid 19 euros to 'be there') in the stands of the Borussia Moenchengladbach stadium, hugs after the goals of the players of Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen, in spite of the protocols and instead of the elbow celebration that had aroused perplexity. In more balls disinfected everywhere, with all Teutonic zeal. The games of the 27th day of the Bundesliga were above all this, with the confirmation that the title will be played by Bayern and Borussia D, the eternal rivals who continue to win pending the direct confrontation next Tuesday in Dortmund. 57 points Haaland (today dry) and partners, winners on the field of Wolfsburg, four more Bayern who beat the Eintracht 5-2 risking, at some point, to be reached in a game until then dominated. But on 3-0 with goals from Goretzka, Muller and the usual Lewandovski, the Monaco reds relaxed and Hinteregger's two goals in four minutes (6 'and 10' st) put the Frankfurt team back on track. But then Bayern, even if a little listlessly, regained the upper hand and scored for the fourth time with Davies, quick to take advantage of a blunder by Gelson Fernandes. After a miracle by Neuer on Gavinovic, which could have reopened the game again, Hinteregger made himself the protagonist again by scoring his third goal: this time, however, in his own door, and in a somewhat clumsy way. The only other thrill is a crossbar of Kostic for the guests, then all at home amid the applause and the recorded shouts spread by the speakers of the Allianz Arena behind closed doors. In the stands there were only a few managers, strictly with masks (in the case of Bayern, the official club one, also worn by the players upon their arrival at the stadium).
Masks customized with the club logo also for managers and players of the Bayer Leverkusen, first of all the director Rudi Voeller in the stands: the seventh consecutive useful result in the league came thanks to the goals of that Kai Havertz who is confirming himself as the new jewel of the German football and for which a multimillion dollar auction will start in the next transfer market. Its the brace that marked the turning point in the match won 3-1 at the home of Moenchengladbach. Curiosity from the Zweite Bundesliga, the cadet tournament: St. Pauli, at 16 'st of the match with Darmstadt, decided to make four changes simultaneously to try to overturn the 1-0 that saw him succumb. He had never done it: the move proved to be disastrous and the team from a district of Hamburg took three more goals, losing 4-0.
On the field the 27th day of the Bundesliga
Hertha - Union Berlin 4-0 yesterday
Freiburg - Bremen 0-1
Monchengladbach - Leverkusen 1-3
Paderborn - Hoffenheim 1-1
Wolfsburg - Dortmund 0-2
Bayern-Frankfurt 5-2
Schalke - Augusta Sunday 13.30
Mainz - RB Leipzig 15.30
Cologne-Dusseldorf at 18
