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On Saturday, there were seven matches of the 6th round of the Bundesliga, where no major surprises were recorded. In the key match of the round, the home team crushed Leverkusen, a team participating in the UEFA Champions League, 3-0.
Stuttgart players delighted the 35 thousand spectators gathered at the "Gotlieb Daimler" stadium as early as the 12th minute. After Alexander Hleb's penalty shot, goalkeeper Jorg Buttas misplayed the ball and Philipp Lahm sent it into the net. Just before half-time, Martin Stranzl doubled the lead.
At the end of the match, Andrej Voronin fouled A. Hleb in the penalty area, and Silvio Meissner converted the penalty kick.
In another match, after a penalty kick by Bulgarian Martin Petrov, Wolfsburg's players took the lead in the 13th minute and held on until the 82nd minute when Carsten Jancker equalized the score. It looked like the match would end in a draw, but in the last moments of the game, Thom Ernst defeated goalkeeper Diego Klimowicz with a great shot. After this match, Wolfsburg leads the Bundesliga with 15 points.
The next match ended 1-4, with Miroslav Klose scoring a hat-trick. After Timo Borowski's goal for Bremen, the home team took the lead 1-0, but shortly after, Aleksander Knavs leveled the score. Then, Miroslav Klose took over - scoring two more goals and completing his hat-trick in the 88th and 89th minutes.
An early goal by Winfried Sanou in the 3rd minute shook the whole Olympic Stadium, but the rest of the match did not go in Freiburg's favor. Roy Makaay from the Dutch national team equalized the score in the 13th minute, and later assisted in scoring the second goal. Just before the end of the first half, he provided a great pass to Torsten Frings, who scored the third goal. Michael Ballack's precise shot in the 72nd minute sealed the victory for the Munich club.
Other results:
1-0
2-2
1-2
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