Bundesliga: BVB in the Champions League, Heidenheim in the relegation

Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund have made the leap into the Champions League and can look forward to attractive travel destinations in the lucrative premier class. The Hesse of coach Dino Toppmöller defended their third place on the 34th matchday with a convincing 3: 1 (1: 1) at SC Freiburg and moved into the Champions League for the first time via the Bundesliga.

The BVB crowned his catch -up, which was still fourth with a 3-0 (1-0) against Holstein Kiel. Serhou Guirassy (3rd minute/penalty), Marcel Sabitzer (47th) and Felix Nmecha (73.) met in the clear success of the Dortmund, who had in the meantime slipped to eleven in the second half of the season and prevented a sporty disaster with a furious final sprint. Kiels Carl Johansson (9th) had seen red because of an emergency brake.

With the Europa League, the Freiburgers, who thought they were already on their way to the Champions League after Ritsu Doan’s leadership. But the compensation by Ansgar Knauff (45.+4) after a evil mistake by Philipp Lienhart brought Eintracht the important balance.

Rasmus Kristensen (61st) and Ellyes Skhiri (63.) made the decision early with their goals in an excellent second half of the guests. Frankfurt has been permanently on a top fourth place since the ninth day and almost played the royal class ticket on the home stretch.

The 1. FC Heidenheim no longer managed the self -proclaimed miracle and ended the season at relegation rank 16. After the 1: 4 (0: 2) against Werder Bremen, two decision -making games are now waiting on May 22nd and 26th. The opponent will decide on Sunday (3:30 p.m./Sky). There are five options, the most likely SV Elversberg is.

Romano Schmid (14./Foulelfmeter), Jens Stage (33.) and Marvin Ducksch (66.) and Keke Topp (86.) met for Bremen. Luca Kerber’s goal (80th) became a statistical margin note.

The sixth Europe square over the league goes to FSV Mainz 05, who played 2-2 (1-0) against ex-master Bayer Leverkusen and thus stayed in front of RB Leipzig. The Saxons go away against VfB Stuttgart empty after a 2: 3 (2: 1) and will not play internationally next season.

Paul Nebel (35th) and Jonathan Burkardt (63./Foulelfmeter) met for the Mainz. At Leverkusen, attacker Patrik Schick towered with a double pack (49./Foulelfmeter/54.).

For RB, the goals of Xavi Simons (8th) and Ridle Baku (44.) were not enough, because cup finalist Stuttgart was able to rely on his attackers Deniz Undav (23rd), Nick Woltemade (57th) and Hemedin Demirovic (78.). VfB can secure a European League ticket with a success in the cup final next Saturday. The opponent is a third division club Arminia Bielefeld.

Unimpressed by the championship title and the Ibiza trip this week, FC Bayern Munich ended its season with a success. At the last game of club legend Thomas Müller, the Munich team won 4-0 (1-0) at TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.

A remarkable free kick by Michael Olise (33rd), a goal by Joshua Kimmich (53.), a goal from Serge Gnabry (80th) and the end of Joker Harry Kane (86.) brought the no risk. The TSG remains first class because of Heidenheim’s mistake – and under the eyes of Dietmar Hopp.

The 2-0 victory of VfL Bochum at FC St. Pauli, with which the district club and the bottom of the table from the Bundesliga said goodbye, had no great importance for the outcome of the season. FC Augsburg concluded the season when referee Felix Brych said goodbye to 1-2 against 1. FC Union Berlin. VfL Wolfsburg won 1-0 at Borussia Mönchengladbach.