Topics: Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen, Borussia Dortmund, Darmstadt, Bundesliga
Bayern shut down title race with resounding win, Darmstadt record another win in battle for survival, and Dortmund and Hoffenheim scrap for third spot. LiveSoccerTV.com casts an eye over all the happenings across Germany from this past weekend.

Over the weekend, fans got to see history in the making. Bayern Munich are again the champions of Germany after earning a comfortable victory on the road, whilst Hoffenheim, led by the youngest manager in the league, are still going strong in their quest to feature in European competition for the first time next season.

Let's have a look at what took place this weekend all around Germany.

1. A true maestro indeed

Carlo Ancelotti made history on Saturday as Bayern cruised to a 6-0 win over Wolfsburg. It was exactly the result he needed as his side were without a win in their past five games across all competitions. The victory ensured that die Roten now have won the Bundesliga title for a record-setting five consecutive times.

And whilst he will be certainly be very disappointed that is all the silverware he's earned his debut season - as Bayern are out of the DFB Pokal and the Champions League - he nonetheless wrote his name in the history books with this unprecedented achievement:

2. A historic win for a youthful coach

At 29, Julian Naglesmann is the same age as many of his players, and in fact, is younger than a few of them as well. Under his tutelage, Hoffenheim have had a fantastic season. Last term, they were nearly relegated, but managed to finish just above the play-off spot. And now, they are on the cusp of featuring in Champions League for the first time in the club's history.

Over the weekend, Hoffenheim earned a 1-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, setting a club record in the process:

3. Not a bad day at the office...

It's been a rough month for Augsburg. Prior to this weekend, they had won just one out of their last four fixtures, but they got back on track in resolute fashion by crushing Hamburg. That 4-0 win just so happens to be something that has never happened before for the club, too:

4. ...but Bayern continue to be Wolfsburg's Kryptonite

Wolfsburg must dread playing Bayern Munich. Last season, die Wolfe were humiliated single-handedly by Robert Lewandowski, who scored five - yes five - goals in just nine minutes to help die Roten win 5-1.

This weekend, they again hosted Bayern. And unfortunately for them, it was yet another game to forget in a hurry:

5. A very frustrating deadlocked situation

Meanwhile, Dortmund's hopes at securing third place took a blow as they fired blanks against Koln. Die Schwarzgelben ended up drawing that tie 0-0. Considering that both Pierre Emerick Aubameyang and Anthony Modeste - who have 50 Bundesliga goals between them - were on the pitch, fans were probably quite surprised by that result.

But perhaps they shouldn't be, as this stat reveals:

How the battle for the Torjägerkanone is shaping up

Last season's winner Robert Lewandowski currently stands alone in the race for the Torjägerkanone. However, his former colleague Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is very much still in the race and could overtake the Polish attacker before the end of this season.

Key assist providers

Here's how the providers stack up after 31 rounds:

Bundesliga Matchday 31 rankings: Bayern celebrate another league title, whilst Darmstadt may be winning...but it's too little, too late

Here's how things are shaping up in the Bundesliga after 31 rounds...will there be more changes after matchday 32 this coming weekend?

Pos.TeamMPWDLGFGAGDPForm
1 Bayer Leverkusen 29 25 4 0 74 19 +55 79 WWWWW
2 Bayern München 29 20 3 6 82 36 +46 63 WLLWW
3 Stuttgart 29 20 3 6 67 34 +33 63 WWDWW
4 RB Leipzig 29 17 5 7 67 33 +34 56 WWDWW
5 Borussia Dortmund 29 16 8 5 57 34 +23 56 WLWWW
6 Eintracht Frankfurt 29 10 12 7 43 39 +4 42 LDDLW
7 Augsburg 29 10 9 10 47 46 +1 39 WLDWW
8 Freiburg 29 11 6 12 41 52 -11 39 WLWLW
9 Hoffenheim 29 10 6 13 49 57 -8 36 LWLLL
10 Heidenheim 29 8 10 11 42 50 -8 34 DWDDL
11 Borussia M'gladbach 29 7 10 12 50 56 -6 31 LWLDD
12 Werder Bremen 29 8 7 14 36 49 -13 31 LDLLL
13 Union Berlin 29 8 5 16 25 45 -20 29 LLDWL
14 Wolfsburg 29 7 7 15 34 50 -16 28 LLWLL
15 Bochum 29 5 12 12 34 59 -25 27 DLDLL
16 Mainz 05 29 5 11 13 30 47 -17 26 WWDWL
17 Köln 29 4 10 15 23 51 -28 22 LWDLD
18 Darmstadt 98 29 2 8 19 28 72 -44 14 LLDLL

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