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Goals in the second half of Leverkusen & # 39; s Leon Bailey, Kevin Volland and Lucas Alario inflicted only a fourth league defeat on Bayern, second in the standings this season Dortmund added a point to their advantage despite a 1-1 draw at Eintracht Frankfurt. Bayern, who can fall to the third if Borussia Moenchengladbach win later Saturday at Schalke, had their series of seven consecutive victories in the finished league suddenly and now 13 games to catch Dortmund.
"We have to win every game now," Bayern midfielder Joshua Kimmich. "If we leave more points on the road, it will be almost irremediable. "
Bayern lived dangerously early with Mats Hummels coming dangerously close to concede a penalty after a shot from Kevin Volland from Leverkusen pulled from his arm. At the approach of halftime, Bayern midfielder Leon Goretzka scored his fourth goal in three games with a superb effort from box to box, returning to smother a counterattack, and then turned the tail to sprint in his own area and go home in 41 minutes.
He should have been 2-0 at Bayern at the break, but Robert Lewandowski scored a marginally offside goal, but Leverkusen's full-fledged attack reached top gear in the second half. The response broke in life eight minutes after the break, when the Jamaican wingman Leon Bailey's free kick Bayern reserve goalkeeper Sven Ulreich in hand injury survivor Manuel Neuer.
Leverkusen then the defense of Bayern shredded leave Volland with a simple tapping 63 minutes before Argentine striker Alario, for Bailey, typed at home over 89 minutes like Bayern have been punished repeatedly on the counter. In Frankfurt, Dortmund deserved a point of absence and went on ahead after a fantastic run by Raphael Guerreiro, who dribble two defenders and drew a third to leave Marco Reus is free to shoot at home not marked on 22 minutes.
Dortmund playmaker Reus, who scored 13 goals in the league and created nine more, could have scored four times in the first half alone – twice wide shooting and also cut the bar. however, Frankfurt tied nine minutes before the break when Luka Jovic, the league's top scorer with 14 goals, finally defeated Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Burki a few moments after seeing an effort saved, when he stuffed a cross at home.
At the other end of the table, Nuremberg climbed from the bottom Johannes Eggestein's second-half goal was canceled by a tying goal from Swedish Nuremberg striker Mikael Ishak. Hertha coffee table Berlin, who will host Bayern in the last 16 games of the Germany Cup on Wednesday, he's crushed to a 1-0 home defeat Wout Weghorst scored Wolfsburg's winning goal at the Olympic Stadium.
And Fortuna Düsseldorf, beaten 4-0 by Leipzig last Sunday, Earned a point in Hoffenheim Rouwen Hennings canceled the penalty of Andrej Kramaric in the first half.
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