Augsburg’s comeback
Augsburg overturned a 1-0 deficit to beat Eintracht Frankfurt 4-1 on 06.09.2026. Arijon Ibrahimović equalised on his Bundesliga debut (46′), Robin Fellhauer followed a minute later, Alexis Claude-Maurice struck on 65′ and Fabian Rieder sealed the win with a stoppage‑time free‑kick as Augsburg rose to the top.
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Mainz rout Hamburg
Mainz demolished Hamburg 5-0 on 06.09.2026 as Phillip Tietz netted a brace and Sheraldo Becker set the tone. Becker opened the scoring (19′) and created the second; Tietz added goals on 49′ and 83′ and Levin Öztunali’s teammates were rewarded again when Königsdörffer finished in stoppage time to complete the rout.
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Karius keeps Bayern out
Schalke held Bayern Munich to a 0-0 draw on 06.09.2026 in a night Loris Karius owned. The goalkeeper produced a Man of the Match display that ended Bayern’s 59‑match scoring run and helped newly promoted Schalke claim a memorable point in their first home top‑flight game since May 2023.
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Guirassy’s hot start
Serhou Guirassy starred as Borussia Dortmund recovered from 2-0 down to beat Hoffenheim 3-2 on 06.09.2026, scoring once and providing an assist. The striker now has two goals in two league games, an early statement in the race for top scorer as Dortmund continue their winning start.
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Bremen statement win
Werder Bremen claimed a 3-1 victory over RB Leipzig on 06.09.2026. Eren Dinkçi scored early at the Weserstadion, VAR overturned a Leipzig penalty that would have levelled the game, Niclas Füllkrug added a headed goal and Marco Grüll sealed the result with a late strike.
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Fans honour Keegan
Before their Matchday 2 home game on 06.09.2026, Hamburg fans unveiled a tifo paying tribute to club legend Kevin Keegan, who died on 20 July aged 75. Supporters remembered his 90 competitive appearances and 32 goals for HSV and his role in the club’s 1978/79 Meisterschale triumph.
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