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The third round of the Bundesliga continued this Saturday (13) with the traditional five simultaneous games.

Highlight for the Heidenheim versus Borussia Dortmund.

Which had a HEAVY entrance, BVB fans strongly criticizing the team's new uniform and, in the end, victory of the black and yellows by 2 x 0.

There was also, for example, Freiburg coming from zero to win a turnaround.

And plenty of emotion in Union x Hoffenheim and the insane Wolfsburg x Cologne.

See below what happened in the games with the ball rolling from 10:30 am (Brasília time).

Heidenheim x Dortmund

The duel was held at Voith-Arena, in Heidenheim.

But this "detail" did not prevent the BVB fans from protesting against the new and "different" club uniform for this season.

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There were several banners criticizing the chosen colors. Which were highlighted by the profile Fussball Brasil.

"Gray remains just theory in life - Borussia remains black and yellow!"

"The ugliest shirt in the league"

"Borussia remains black and yellow - The colors are black and yellow! Tradition obliges!"!

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On the field, the situation of the hosts got complicated early on, with Paqarada's injury at seven minutes.

At 22, Zivzivadze hit Nmecha HARD and was sent off.

The home team lost its main striker.

BVB was already superior. With Guirassy on fire.

The 9 scored a header at 34'. The already expected second goal came before the break, after Adeyemei left Beier in a good position (51').

Guirassy reached his eighth consecutive Bundesliga game (counting 2024/2025) leaving his mark.

He is the third foreigner with the longest streak. Only Aubameyang (ten) and Lewandowski (15) are ahead.

Dortmund continued to dominate after the break. But without extending the lead.

Highlight for Ramaj, who once again frustrated Guirassy.

BVB reached seven points. Taking the lead - even if temporarily. Left the rival scoreless and last.

Freiburg x Stuttgart

It was with emotion, but the home team got off the mark.

Demirovic (20') stylishly scored the first goal of the game.

Freiburg's turnaround came in the final stretch of the game.

Thanks to Matanovic (81') and (91') and Scherhant (86').

Reached three points. Same number as the rival beaten at Europa-Park Stadion.

Mainz x RB Leipzig

Leipzig continues to recover from the trampling in the opening round (the 6 x 0 against Bayern).

In an open and aggressive game from both teams, it was up to Bakayoko (40') to guarantee the visitors' triumph.

The Bulls reached six points. Leaving Mainz with one.

Union Berlin x Hoffenheim

The dominance of Hoffenheim seen already in the first half was reflected in the score. Kramaric (from penalty) opened the scoring (46').

There was still time for Asallani to extend the lead (48') before the break.

The team from the capital did not give up in the final stage, as Ansah discounted (49').

Asllani extended the lead shortly after (52').

Union got closer again thanks to Rothe (71').

But the reaction stopped there. Rothe would be sent off (82') and Tim Lemperle scored Hoffe's fourth by stylishly taking a penalty.

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Hoffenheim reached six points. Union remains with three.

Wolfsburg x Cologne

The Bodes took the lead thanks to Luca Waldschmidt just five minutes in.

Amoura equalized (42') and Majer (65') turned the game around for the Wolves.

The injury time was long and animated.

Johannesson equalized again (91')

Wolfsburg took the lead again thanks to Maximilian Arnold, who scored at 99'.

But the visitors did not give up. And Kaminski tied at 104'.

Cologne lost their 100%, but took over the vice-leadership with seven points.

While the Wolves reached five.

Bayern versus Hamburg, with the ball rolling from 1:30 pm (Brasília time), is the game that closes Saturday.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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