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| Robert Lewandowski |
Dortmund had their 11-match winning run ended as they failed
to match the Bavarians' six straight wins, giving Pep Guardiola's side a
psychological advantage for the Dortmund-Bayern clash in Munich on Sunday week.
Second-placed Dortmund found themselves 1-0 down at
Hoffenheim when Germany international Sebastian Rudy netted just before the
break.
Midfielder Gonzalo Castro chested down Mats Hummels pass and
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang stabbed home his seventh goal in six league games on
55 minutes.
It means the Gabon winger has scored in each of his first
six league games this season to set a new Bundesliga record.
Despite holding Dortmund, Hoffenheim are second from bottom
of the table with just two points from two draws.
" Ex-Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez scored
his first goal in the Bundesliga with the winner for his new club Bayer
Leverkusen to seal their 1-0 win over Mainz.
Having already scored for Leverkusen in the Champions
League, 'Chicharito' produced a superb solo effort with a darting run before
showing clinical finishing on 69 minutes.
Schalke are third after Cameroon centre-back Joel Matip
headed home from a corner, then Leroy Sane scored late on, his second in as
games, to seal their 2-0 home victory against Eintracht Frankfurt, fortheir
third consecutive win.
Borussia Moenchengladbach climbed off the bottom of the
league with their first win after five straight defeats with a 4-2 victory over
Augsburg under caretaker coach Andre Schubert, following Lucien Favre's shock
resignation.
'Gladbach, who host Manchester City next Wednesday in the
Champions League, raced into 4-0 lead after just 20 minutes with goals by
Fabian Johnson, Lars Stindl, Granit Xhaka and teenager Mahmoud Dahoud, who
scored his first goal for the club on only his seventh appearance.
Source. supersport.com
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