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Bundesliga wrap: Gotze keeps Bayern first, Monchengladbach surges

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Mario Gotze of Bayern Munchen during the UEFA Champions League group E match between Bayern Munich and Manchester City on September 17, 2014 at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany.(Photo by VI Images via Getty Images)

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A week of play has restored a bit of order to the Bundesliga table, with Bayern Munich back on top after successive wins and SC Paderborn sinking to midtable.

There have been mixed results for American players, with Fabian Johnson dreaming of the title while Julian Green, John Anthony Brooks and Timmy Chandler are closer to the bottom than the top (and Green’s loan destination of Hamburger SV is actually on bottom).

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With two matches to go on Sunday and another Monday, Matchday 6 isn’t over. But there’s been plenty of movement around the league after a busy Saturday.

FC Koln 0-2 Bayern Munich
Mario Gotze scored in the 19th minute for Pep Guardiola’s men, who took 21 shots compared to the hosts’ eight. Bayern won 11 corners and made 21 crosses, but it took a 66th minute own goal to cap off the scoring.

Schalke 2-1 Borussia Dortmund
Dortmund’s nightmare start to the season continued by giving up two goals in the first 23 minutes. Cameroonian national teamers Joel Matip and Eric Choupo-Moting each scored for Schalke, and Pierre Aubameyang’s 26th minute goal looked to have given the visitors a boost. But there were no more goals to come, and BVB sank to 10th, now a point below their Saturday hosts.

Paderborn 1-2 Borussia Monchengladbach
Fabian Johnson did not play for the visitors, who used goals in the eighth and 14th minutes to build a lead they would hold onto despite a late tally from Jens Wemmer. Patrick Herrmann and Raffael netted for Monchengladbach, which darted up the table to No. 2.

Elsewhere

Freiburg 0-0 Bayer Leverkusen -- No goals despite a 28th minute red card for the visitors and a 78th minute red for the hosts.
Stuttgart 1-0 Hannover 96 -- Defender Daniel Schwaab scores his first Bundesliga goal in five seasons.
Wolfsburg 2-1 Werder Bremen -- Goals from Ivica Olic and Ricardo Rodriguez lift the hosts.
Mainz 0-0 Hoffenheim -- An even game ended with six saves and shared points.
Augsburg vs. Hertha Berlin -- Sunday finds Brooks in action.
Hamburger SV vs. Eintracht Frankfurt -- It’s Green vs. Chandler on Sunday.


Standings

TeamGPWDLGFGAGDHomeAwayPTS
Bayern Munich642011293-0-01-2-014
Mönchengladbach63308352-1-01-2-012
Bayer Leverkusen632111922-1-01-1-111
FSV Mainz 0562409541-2-01-2-010
1899 Hoffenheim62409541-2-01-2-010
Hannover 9663125413-0-00-1-210
VfL Wolfsburg622210822-1-00-1-28
FC Schalke 046222101001-2-01-0-28
SC Paderborn62228801-2-11-0-18
Borussia Dortmund6213911-21-1-11-0-27
Eintracht Frankfurt51317701-1-10-2-06
FC Augsburg520378-11-0-11-0-26
1. FC Köln613223-10-2-11-1-16
Hertha BSC Berlin5122811-31-1-10-1-15
VfB Stuttgart612349-51-0-20-2-15
SC Freiburg604269-30-3-00-1-24
Werder Bremen6033915-60-1-10-2-23
Hamburger SV502306-60-1-10-1-22

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