Dortmund finished the season in style with a 3-0 home win, leapfrogging Freiburg on the final matchday to clinch fourth place and a Champions League spot for next season!

This season, Dortmund struggled under Nuri Şahin’s management, leading to his dismissal. When Niko Kovač took over on February 2, the team was languishing in 11th place. However, Kovač orchestrated a stunning turnaround—losing just once in his last eight games (a 2-2 draw against Bayern) and finishing with five straight wins to secure Champions League qualification in dramatic fashion!

Heartbreak for Leipzig as Late Defeat Ends European Dreams

RB Leipzig hosted Stuttgart in a thrilling encounter. Despite taking the lead twice through Xavi Simons and Benjamin Henrichs, Stuttgart fought back with goals from Deniz Undav, Maximilian Mittelstädt, and a late winner from Serhou Guirassy. A disallowed Openda goal added to Leipzig’s frustration as they fell 3-2, missing out on European football next season.

Müller Bows Out, Kane Makes History

Bayern Munich thrashed Hoffenheim 4-0 in their final match, with Thomas Müller making his 503rd (and final) Bundesliga appearance. The legend ends his league career with 150 goals and 211 assists. Meanwhile, Harry Kane secured the Torjägerkanone with 26 goals, becoming the first player to win the Golden Boot in each of his first two Bundesliga seasons.

Final Matchday Results:

St. Pauli 0-2 Bochum

Heidenheim 1-4 Werder Bremen

Gladbach 0-1 Wolfsburg

Augsburg 1-2 Union Berlin

Mainz 05 2-2 Leverkusen

Freiburg 1-3 Frankfurt

Final Bundesliga Standings: