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On Sunday, two more matches of the 29th round of the Bundesliga were played. Dortmund's Borussia secured a convincing victory away from home, beating Paderborn 6-1. All goals in the match were scored in the second half, and BVB took the lead in the 54th minute thanks to Thorgan Hazard. Just three minutes later, Jadon Sancho doubled the visitors' advantage by putting the ball into the empty net from a few meters away. Uwe Hunemeier converted a penalty in the 72nd minute to reduce the hosts' deficit, but J. Sancho scored his second goal just a couple of minutes later to restore BVB's two-goal lead. Towards the end of the match, the visitors started to enjoy themselves: Achraf Hakimi scored in the 85th minute, Marcel Schmelzer in the 89th, and in stoppage time J. Sancho completed his hat-trick. After this victory, Dortmund reduced their gap from Bayern to seven points.
In other Sunday matches, Monchengladbach players secured a convincing victory by beating Berlin Union 4-1 at home. Marcus Thuram scored two goals for the winners, while Florian Neuhaus and Alassane Plea scored one each. Sebastian Andersson scored a consolation goal for Union.
