Bayern munich the only one in the world

Bayern has imposed no difficulties with Hoffenheim (4-0) thanks to Robben Lewandowski-duo. The Bavarians have now seven points clear at the Bundesliga head after the defeats of Wolfsburg and Mönchengladbach.
It's probably a bit of suspense (relative) in the Bundesliga that has evaporated Saturday. By having largely Hoffenheim at the Allianz Arena (4-0), the Bavarians did what everyone expected of them. Even private Lahm, Alaba, Javi Martinez or Thiago, Guardiola's men have offered their fans a recital, like a Franck Ribery but very decisive legs and played 90 minutes of the match . Bavarian flashes are mostly came from Robben-Lewandowski duo untenable authors and each with a goal and an assist for one another. Previously, Götze had opened the scoring with a sublime strike 25m right in the window of Baumann (23rd), his seventh goal of the season. Late in the game, Sebastian Rode has enjoyed a superb service back Schweinsteiger came into play for the first time since the final of the World Cup, to close the brand (87). Opposite Hoffenheim fought, but could do nothing against the armada Offensive Bayern. The Munich now have seven points clear at the Bundesliga head.
The pursuers stumble

For behind the main rivals Bayern all fell. Wolfsburg, surprising second, sold on the lawn of Schalke (2-3) despite a late panting game. Trailing 0-3 after 25 minutes, the Wolves were able to come back to 2-3 with a quarter of an hour late thanks to a goal from Bendtner (74th), but it was not enough. Same fate Mönchengladbach, 3rd, who inexplicably fell at home to Eintracht Frankfurt modest (1-3) despite the opening of early score Nordtveit (6th minute). Before the fourth day, Hanover gave way to Bayer Leverkusen, who came to win on his lawn (1-3). It is not clear which of these teams will worry Bayern.
Dortmund hold again

In the bottom of the table, Dortmund has also missed the boat. While they seemed to know a return to form after pointing to the last place, Jurgen Klopp's men have conceded a draw in the field of Paderborn (2-2) while leading by two goals to break. Worse, Borussia once again lost Marco Reus, author of the second goal of his own, but the victim of a terrible tackle ankle that could keep him sidelined for weeks. The season will be painful for Dortmund, which could again be relegation Sunday.