In the standings, Leipzig remains fourth (62 points) followed by Dortmund (57 pts). Augsburg stagnates in eighth place (39 pts). Bremen is in tenth place (37 pts) with Wolfsburg two places behind (34 pts).
Borussia opened the scoring thanks to Jadon Sancho (20th, 0-1) but Leipzig quickly returned to the game with an equalizer from Loïs Openda (23rd, 1-1). Benjamin Sesko (45th+2, 2-1) put RasenBallsport in control. Mohamed Simakan, on an assist from Openda, released at the end of the match, (46th, 3-1) and Christoph Baumgartner (80th, 4-1) recorded the victory for Leipzig.
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In Fribourg, Sebastiaan Bornauw scored against his side for the visitors (42nd, 1-0) before seeing Maximilian Arnold (82nd, 1-1) and Maxence Lacroix (90th, 1-2) allow the Wolves to win. Koen Casteels was in goal while Aster Vranckx was injured.
Finally, Bremen made short work of Augsburg with goals from Romano Schmid (52nd) and Marvin Ducksch (61st). Up in the 88th, Olivier Deman added a third goal to Werder’s tally (90th).
Arne Engels was replaced at half-time for Augsburg while Senne Lynen came off late in the match for Bremen.
In Turkey, Kasimpasa and Julien Ngoy provided minimum service against Samsunspor, with Landry Dimata (1-0) during the 34th day of Super Lig. Kasimpasa moves back to sixth place (49 points) while Samsunspor remains 12th (39 points) six lengths from the red zone.
