Hertha Vs Leipzig. - Leipzig schlägt auch Hertha: Sabitzer nimmt Cordobas Geschenk an

Wolfsburg Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Freiburg Werder Bremen vs. Borussia M'gladbach RB Leipzig vs. Hertha BSC Hoffenheim vs. Köln Fortuna Dusseldorf vs.

Schalke 04 Augsburg vs. Paderborn Union Berlin vs. Mainz 05 Freiburg vs. Hoffenheim Schalke 04 vs. Werder Bremen Bayern Munich vs.

Fortuna Dusseldorf. Player Bookings 1 P. Klostermann 24' 5 D. Upamecano 7 M. Sabitzer 27 K. Laimer 18 C.

Nkunku 25 Daniel Olmo 14 T. Adams 11 T. Werner 21 P. Schick 68' Coach: J. Player Bookings 22 R. Jarstein 2 P.

Plattenhardt 20 D. Boyata 25 J. Torunarigha 57' 3 P. Skjelbred 6 V. Darida 15 M. Player Bookings 17 A. Nkunku 66' 4 V. Orban for P.

Schick 79' 19 H. Wolf for T. Werner 79' 28 Y. RB Leipzig came from behind to beat Hertha Berlin and stay top of the Bundesliga on Saturday after their opponents had substitute Deyovaisio Zeefuik sent off after only five minutes on the pitch.

Jhon Cordoba gave Hertha a ninth-minute lead, sweeping the ball home to finish off a counter-attack, but Dayot Upamecano levelled two minutes later with a shot into the roof of the net after the visitors failed to clear the ball.

Zeefuik was brought on at halftime, booked for a foul on Christopher Nkunku within a minute and given a second yellow for another foul on the same player in the 50th.

Hertha pressed the self-destruct button again when Cordoba carelessly fouled Willi Orban and Marcel Sabitzer scored from the penalty spot in the 77th minute.

Jessic Ngankam , who came on as a substitute in the 84th minute, nearly suffered the same fate as Zeefuik when he was given a straight red card for a late challenge but the referee changed it to yellow after a VAR review.

Unbeaten Leipzig lead with 13 points from five games, one ahead of Bayern Munich who thumped Eintracht Frankfurt Bottom-of-the-table Mainz 05 were denied their first points of the season when Borussia Moenchengladbach staged a late comeback to win Gladbach went ahead with a Lars Stindl goal in the 15th minute before Jean -Philippe Mateta scored twice to give Mainz a halftime lead.

They stayed in front until Jonas Hofmann levelled with a penalty in the 76th minute before Mattias Ginter headed in at the near post from a corner to win the match for the Foals.

The Frenchman takes on a floated cross first time, but side-foots wide. A bit more composure, and Leipzig would surely be three up.

Vedad Ibisevic is on for the hosts, providing the Old Lady with more of a target man in the Leipzig box. Marius Wolf makes way. The Borussia Dortmund loanee crosses on the turn, but only succeeds in finding the feet of Leipzig substitute Kevin Kampl.

Can't be long before Ante Covic rolls the dice. Vedad Ibisevic and Salomon Kalou are among the Hertha substitutes Working his magic out on the left, he crosses for Yussuf Pouisen, but Hertha survive.

Stefan Ilsanker, who was on a yellow card, makes way. Leipzig going second, one one behind leaders Gladbach, as things stand Leipzig's Mr.

Consistent puts Leipzig ahead for the first time. Emil Forsberg plays in Yussuf Poulsen, who cuts it back for Sabitzer. The Austrian's first-time strike takes a huge deflection off Karim Rekik, completely wrong-footing Rune Jarstein, who can only watch the ball whistle into the opposite corner.

RB Leipzig vs Hertha Berlin. German Bundesliga. Report as man RB Leipzig held for the 10th time this season.

Krzysztof Piatek's late penalty secured Hertha Berlin a hard-fought draw as man RB Leipzig missed the chance to move up to second in the Bundesliga.

With the scores level at after Marko Grujic's opener for Hertha was cancelled out by Lukas Klostermann, the game appeared to swing in the visitors' favour when Leipzig defender Marcel Halstenberg was sent off for two bookable offences midway through the second half.

But a howler from Hertha goalkeeper Rune Jarstein looked to have handed Leipzig all three points when Patrik Schick's strike squirmed into the back of the net five minutes after Halstenberg's dismissal.

But Hertha made the numerical advantage count as Matheus Cunha was brought down in the box by Ademola Lookman, allowing Piatek to continue the Berlin club's resurgence under Bruno Labbadia with the equaliser eight minutes from time.

The draw - Leipzig's 10th in the Bundesliga this season - puts any lingering title aspirations to bed for Julian Nagelsmann's side, who remain third in the table, while Hertha stay 11th after extending their unbeaten run to five games.