Bundesliga Matchday 22 Carnival Coming not Soon Enough

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For the two Carnival clubs this was a rough week, Bayern finally looked tested, and two relegation treats were addressed. This and more in this matchday 22 review of the Bundesliga.

FC Koln is where Carnival is one of the biggest events of the year. But for fans about to celebrate they will be in frown masks as Eintracht Frankfurt beat their local foe 4-2.

Eintracht was riding high after beating Mainz in the Pokal and despite squad rotation never was the result in doubt. Simon Terodde scored a brace but that was the highlight as Frankfurt was able to run through to tap the table at fourth with goals from every which direction which confused punters following via the pinnacle vip code. An international squad of 18 different nations should they finish in Europe everyone will be fielded for their squads in the summer after a good season with the Eintracht.

Hoffenheim has been going through a lot of struggles but against the Carnival club of Mainz they finally got back to winning way. 4-2 was a fun filled match Mainz showing life after exiting the Pokal just did not look up to the task. Pairs of goals from Adam Szalai and Andrej Kramaric showed that Hoffenheim will not just fade into the background.

Bayern faced off in a traditional big Saturday match and it turned out to be a rather testing one for themselves. With all goals coming in the first half Schalke answered an early goal only to fall 2-1. The likes of Breel Embolo and Bayern bound Leon Goretzka forced the champions to fight back. With the Champions League coming up this happened at the best time to be in top shape.

The Rest of the Bundesliga

Werder Bremen pulled another rabbit out of their hat Weser side. 3-1 winners against fellow relegation struggles Wolfsburg helps their survival hopes.

Stuttgart survival was improved as they pulled out a 1-0 win against Borussia Monchengladbach, here’s hoping this traditional side will not leave us.

RB Leipzig continued their upwards recovery after falling behind by dispatching fellow European chaser FC Augsburg 2-0.

Borussia Dortmund kept the fears of all HSV fans alive, 2-0 at Signal Iduna Park. Sitting 17th in the table will make any fan of the only erstwhile top flight club worried.

Hertha BSC came out 2-0 victors over Bayer Leverkusen. The Capital Club has been a yo-yo this season but are within touching distance of Europe so the mid table dullness has not set in.

Hannover has had a busy week as part owner Martin Kind dropped his application for a full take over. 50+1 still holds and so did 96 as they won 2-1 at home to Freiburg.

Prost Amerika’s Bundesliga Player of the Week

No nostalgia favoritism for Marco Reus here. Marius Wolf for Eintracht Frankfurt had a goal and an assist but this converted wingback has helped make Frankfurt into this season’s darling.

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Brian Sanders, a born and raised Kansas Citian, is a fan of all things soccer. Eintracht Frankfurt, Nottingham Forest and Sporting Kansas City are his clubs with general interest in the Bundesliga and Serie A.

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