Overview
- Bayern crushed St. Pauli 5–0 on Saturday in Hamburg to reach 105 league goals, clearing the 1971/72 benchmark of 101.
- A reshuffled Bayern XI made seven changes from Madrid, and goals by Jamal Musiala, Leon Goretzka, Michael Olise, Nicolas Jackson and Raphaël Guerreiro kept momentum before Wednesday’s Champions League quarterfinal.
- St. Pauli stayed 16th and saw their goal difference slide, with club leaders warning the heavy margin could cost them in a tight relegation fight.
- In Dortmund’s 1–0 home loss to Leverkusen, both ends stopped organized support after a fan required reanimation, which the club said continued in an ambulance.
- Many Dortmund supporters booed Nico Schlotterbeck over his new contract after reports of possible exit clauses that the club has not detailed, and in lower leagues BSV Rehden lost 4–1 on Friday with a player and the coach sent off as HC Elbflorenz highlighted Ferndorf’s tight Stählerwiese hall as a difficult away setting.