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Today’s Bundesliga News Roundup (September 22)

Kane fastest to 100

Harry Kane became the fastest player in Bundesliga history to reach 100 league goals, hitting the landmark with a penalty in Bayern Munich’s 7-0 rout of Union Berlin and adding a second strike that night. The piece breaks down his goalscoring numbers and how he reached the century.

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Schick’s scoring streak

Patrik Schick extended his remarkable run by scoring again as Bayer Leverkusen beat RB Leipzig, meaning the striker has now found the net in each of Leverkusen’s opening four league games. The article notes his recent goals (including key contributions versus Augsburg, Elversberg and Union) and the confidence it gives the side.

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Beier winner sends Dortmund top

Maximilian Beier’s solitary strike proved decisive as Borussia Dortmund edged VfB Stuttgart 1-0 and moved to the top of the Bundesliga table. The report highlights Dortmund’s defensive resilience that preserved the narrow lead and the club’s place atop the standings as the international break begins.

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Mainz win seven-goal thriller

Mainz claimed a dramatic 4-3 victory at Borussia Mönchengladbach in a seven-goal match; Mainz strikes in the closing stages (including an 89th-minute goal) secured their second win of the season. The report praises Sheraldo Becker’s influence — he was voted Man of the Match after a goal and assist.

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Weiser seals Bremen comeback

Werder Bremen overturned a 0-2 deficit to beat Augsburg 3-2 at the Weserstadion, with Mitchell Weiser’s stoppage-time winner completing the turnaround. The match report notes Marco Grüll’s influence (Man of the Match votes) and Niclas Füllkrug’s late equaliser before Weiser’s decisive strike.

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Paderborn claim first win

Promoted SC Paderborn recorded their first league win of the season with a 3-1 home victory over Hoffenheim. Steffen Tigges came off the bench to seal the result, while earlier goals gave the hosts a healthy lead; the report underlines Paderborn’s relief and confidence from the breakthrough win.

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Freiburg salvage point in Frankfurt

SC Freiburg maintained their unbeaten start by fighting back twice to draw 2-2 at Eintracht Frankfurt. Derry Scherhant played a central role with a goal and an assist, earning Man of the Match, while Yuito Suzuki’s leveller ensured Freiburg left with a valuable point away from Deutsche Bank Park.

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