Topics: Bundesliga, Bayern München, Bayer Leverkusen, RB Leipzig, Freiburg
Die Roten were unable to extend their lead to eleven points despite Dortmund's game being postponed. Have a look at what went down in the German top-flight this weekend.

There were quite a few talking points after this weekend's games in the Bundesliga, starting with the exciting draw between Bayern and Bayer Leverkusen. The match between two of the best three teams in the league did not disappoint and gave Borussia Dortmund one more chance to narrow the gap between them and the league leaders with nine games left for each team.

An interesting fact that emerged from this weekend's games was that only one of the top nine teams was able to win their game this weekend, with draws for Bayern, Bayer, RB Leipzig, Freiburg, and losses for Union Berlin and Köln. Only Hoffenheim claimed a win this weekend, while Dortmund and Mainz had their match re-scheduled. This fact shows how level all teams in the league are, and how any team from the lower side of the table can put up a fight against those who can be mentioned as title contenders.

Here's what happened in the Bundesliga this past weekend.

Bundesliga rankings as of March 6

Bayern are now nine points clear from Dortmund in the title race, but the Black and Yellow now have a game in hand that could prove key in the final games of the season. Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen have cemented their spot as the third best team in the Bundesliga with 45 points, although they will have to be wary of Hoffenheim's performances, as they are two points behind them in fourth. RB Leipzig completes the top five with 41 points after their draw against Freiburg last weekend.

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Robert Lewandowski kept his lead at the top of the Torjägerkanone race over Patrick Schick and Erling Haaland. Out of these three, only Lewandowski played during the weekend.

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Wolfsburg goalie makes Bundesliga history: It was an eventful evening for Wolfsburg this weekend with their one-nil win against Union Berlin, and it was a day to remember for their goalkeeper Koen Casteels, who became the Belgian player with the most games played in the Bundesliga. With a start next week, Casteels will break the current tie between him and former defender Daniel Van Buyten.

Müller gifts Leverkusen one point with untimely own goal: Bayer Leverkusen have to thank Thomas Müller for his "contribution" to their cause last weekend, as the legendary striker scored the first own goal of his career in the team's one-all draw. It may not be one of the lowest points in Müller's career, but it will surely not be one he remembers fondly when he calls it quits.

Stuttgart end winless run with comeback win: One of the teams fighting to avoid relegation came up with a huge win this weekend, as Stuttgart recovered from a two-nil score to claim a magnificent 3-2 victory against Borussia Mönchengladbach. The white and red side ended a ten-year wait to come from behind from two goals, with such a win happening to them for the last time in 2012.

Top Bundesliga matches: March 12-13, 2022

Hoffenheim vs Bayern München - The league leaders face one of the most consistent sides in the competition away from home and with the need to make a statement in their domestic competition. The clash will see one of the top 5 facing the would-be champions, and something tells us that this could be one of the best games to watch in the ongoing Bundesliga campaign.

Bayer Leverkusen vs Köln - The third-best team in the tournament will enter this match after earning an unexpected point against Bayern, and this time, Die Werkself will be facing a tough Köln side, a club that is battling to end the season among the top six teams and who have dropped points in their past two games.

Borussia Dortmund vs Arminia Bielefeld - The Black and Yellow return to action after an unfortunate series of events got them a bye week last weekend. Now, the team led by Marco Rose will welcome Arminia Bielefeld at Signal Iduna Park with the obligation of claiming a win against one of the teams that is two points away from relegation spots.

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