Matchday 5 results at a glance

MatchScore
Borussia Dortmund vs Werder Bremen2–2
Hoffenheim vs Hamburger SV2–3
Augsburg vs Bayern Munich2–2
Mainz vs Bayer Leverkusen3–4
Union Berlin vs Elversberg1–0
Paderborn vs VfB Stuttgart0–2
RB Leipzig vs Eintracht Frankfurt6–0
1. FC Köln vs Borussia MönchengladbachSun 18:30 PKT
SC Freiburg vs Schalke 04Sun 20:30 PKT

The drama, match by match

Borussia Dortmund vs Werder Bremen2–2

Dortmund: Daniel Svensson 80', Nico Schlotterbeck 85'  |  Bremen: Ludovit Reis 88', Niclas Füllkrug 90+2'

Dortmund were cruising — 2-0 up with five minutes left — then collapsed. Reis and Füllkrug struck in the 88th minute and stoppage time to snatch a point that felt like a win for Bremen, and BVB's title rivals will feel the door creak open.

Augsburg vs Bayern Munich2–2

Augsburg: Robin Fellhauer 1', Rodrigo Ribeiro 64'  |  Bayern: Ismael Saibari 55', Nathaniel Brown 81'

The game of the weekend's opening hour: Fellhauer scored after eight seconds — the fastest goal in Bundesliga history. Bayern were twice forced to come from behind and rescued a point through Brown with nine minutes left, but the champions look mortal.

RB Leipzig vs Eintracht Frankfurt6–0

Leipzig: Ezechiel Banzuzi 1', Christopher Nkunku 5', 41', 44', Antonio Nusa 54', Tidiam Gomis 89'

A demolition. Nkunku's first-half hat-trick headlined Leipzig's eighth straight home league win, and Frankfurt left with nothing but questions. Leipzig climb to fifth, and on this form nobody will fancy visiting them.

Mainz vs Bayer Leverkusen3–4

Mainz: Anthony Caci 33', 42', Benedict Hollerbach 90+2'  |  Leverkusen: Robert Andrich 5', Patrik Schick 9', Jarell Quansah 55', Moussa Diaby 65'

Seven goals, zero dull minutes. Leverkusen were 2-0 up inside nine minutes, pegged back to 2-2 by half-time thanks to Caci's brace, then pulled clear again through Quansah and Diaby. Hollerbach's late strike made it squeaky — but Leverkusen held on for back-to-back wins and fourth place.

Hoffenheim vs Hamburger SV2–3

Hoffenheim: Yussuf Poulsen 12', Sebastiaan Bornauw 51' (og)  |  HSV: Bazoumana Conté 53', Terem Moffi 83', Miro Muheim 90+4'

HSV keep their fairytale alive: from 2-1 down, Moffi levelled and Muheim won it in stoppage time. A second comeback win on the bounce for the promoted side — the fans are dreaming big.

Paderborn vs VfB Stuttgart0–2

Stuttgart: Julian Chabot 25', Chris Führich 84' (both assisted by Angelo Stiller)

Angelo Stiller ran the show with two assists, and debutant goalkeeper Dennis Seimen — on loan from Stuttgart to Paderborn last season — kept a clean sheet on his first Bundesliga start for his parent club.

Union Berlin vs Elversberg1–0

Union: Livan Burcu 81'

One moment of quality decided it: Burcu's late strike gave Union a much-needed home win against the surprise package Elversberg.

Sunday: the Rhein derby and Freiburg–Schalke

1. FC Köln vs Borussia Mönchengladbach kicks off at 18:30 PKT tonight — the Rhein derby, always fiery, with both sides desperate for points. Then at 20:30 PKT, third-placed SC Freiburg host Schalke 04 — a win would lift Freiburg within two points of Dortmund.

The table after Saturday

#TeamPGD
1Borussia Dortmund13+7
2Bayern Munich11+12
3SC Freiburg*10+9
4Bayer Leverkusen10+6
5RB Leipzig9+10
6Augsburg8+5
7Werder Bremen80
🏆 Title race: Dortmund stay top on 13, but the gap to Bayern is just two points — and Bayern's goal difference (+12) is far superior. Leipzig's goal machine makes them the dark horse.

Frequently asked questions

Who won Bundesliga matchday 5?

Winners on matchday 5 were Hamburger SV (3-2 at Hoffenheim), RB Leipzig (6-0 vs Frankfurt), Bayer Leverkusen (4-3 at Mainz), VfB Stuttgart (2-0 at Paderborn) and Union Berlin (1-0 vs Elversberg). Dortmund and Bayern both drew 2-2.

What were the Bundesliga scores this weekend?

Dortmund 2-2 Bremen, Hoffenheim 2-3 HSV, Augsburg 2-2 Bayern, Mainz 3-4 Leverkusen, Union Berlin 1-0 Elversberg, Paderborn 0-2 Stuttgart, Leipzig 6-0 Frankfurt. Köln vs Gladbach and Freiburg vs Schalke complete the weekend on Sunday.

Who is top of the Bundesliga after matchday 5?

Borussia Dortmund stay top on 13 points after their 2-2 draw with Werder Bremen, two points ahead of Bayern Munich on 11. Freiburg (10), Bayer Leverkusen (10) and RB Leipzig (9) complete the top five.

When is the next Bundesliga matchday?

Matchday 6 kicks off on Friday 16 October 2026, headlined by Eintracht Frankfurt vs Köln, with Union Berlin vs Borussia Dortmund and HSV vs Stuttgart on Saturday 17 October.

Where can I watch Bundesliga matchday 5 highlights legally?

Official highlights are on bundesliga.com and the Bundesliga's official YouTube channel, free worldwide. Never use unlicensed streams — they put your device and our football at risk.

🔗 See also

📊 Scores and table verified against OpenLigaDB (1. Fußball-Bundesliga 2026/27) on 11 Oct 2026, ~18:00 PKT. Köln vs Gladbach and Freiburg vs Schalke kick off later today — times in Pakistan time (PKT).