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Today’s Bundesliga News Roundup (September 15)

Kane’s late winner

Harry Kane’s 72nd‑minute strike secured Bayern Munich a hard‑fought 2-1 win at SV Elversberg. Lennart Karl had opened the scoring (26′) and Maurice Krattenmacher levelled for the hosts (61′), but Kane’s finish — his 150th competitive goal for Bayern — proved decisive.

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Nusa leads Leipzig rout

RB Leipzig thrashed Hamburger SV 5-0 as Antonio Nusa starred with a goal and an assist. Tidiam Gomis opened the scoring (17′), Nusa doubled (28′), Willi Orbán, Christopher Nkunku and Rômulo added late blows; Nkunku’s goal marked his first since returning to Leipzig.

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Freiburg hit five

Sport‑Club Freiburg powered to a 5-0 victory over Borussia Mönchengladbach, with Yannik Engelhardt and Igor Matanović both grabbing braces to send Freiburg to the top of the early table. Gladbach finished the game with ten men after a second‑half sending off.

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Nmecha’s wonder strike

Borussia Dortmund beat SC Paderborn 3-0 as Felix Nmecha scored twice, including a spectacular overhead kick late on. Fabio Silva opened the game (5′), and Nmecha’s brace (80′, 89′) sealed a convincing home win and underlined Dortmund’s attacking depth.

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Uzun’s derby double

Can Uzun struck twice as Eintracht Frankfurt beat Mainz 3-1 in the Rhine‑Main derby. Uzun’s goals either side of half‑time and a key penalty save by Noah Atubolu — his sixth consecutive Bundesliga penalty stop — proved decisive as Frankfurt claimed the win.

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Weiser emotional return

Mitchell Weiser celebrated his comeback after 14 months on the sidelines as Werder Bremen drew 1-1 with Cologne. The full‑back, returning from a long‑term knee injury, was visibly emotional after the final whistle as he rejoined the squad and received a standing ovation from travelling fans.

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Hložek seals Hoffenheim win

Adam Hložek’s double gave TSG Hoffenheim a 2-1 triumph over VfB Stuttgart. Hložek struck early (13′) and again in the 67th minute; Maximilian Mittelstädt had equalised at the start of the second half (48′), but Hložek’s second proved the winner as Hoffenheim picked up their first league victory.

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Late Schick rescue

Bayer Leverkusen snatched a 2-2 draw at FC Augsburg after Patrik Schick’s stoppage‑time flick. Michael Gregoritsch had given Augsburg a second‑half lead with a brace, Christian Kofane had opened the scoring, but Schick’s late intervention earned Leverkusen a point.

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