BERLIN (AP) – Selhou Guilassi scored again as Borussia Dortmund defeated 10 Heidenheim in the Bundesliga 2-0 on Saturday.
German Cup champion Stuttgart took the lead by scoring Elmedyn Demirovich on the heels, but fell into a 3-1 defeat at Freiburg.
Freiburg, who lost both the opening game while admitting seven goals, returned with two goals from Croatian forward Igor Matanovic and Delhi Schel Hunt in his injured comeback.
Stuttgart lost two of the opening three games.
Heidenheim endured a horrific start to Dortmund, with defender Riat Pakarada getting injured before Georgia forward Budou Zibzibadeze was sent off due to a bad challenge from Felix Numeka.
Guirassy headed for the 33rd opener and got caught up in four goals in three games, with Maximilian Beier adding another goal before the break.
Jakub Kaminski scored 14 minutes into stop time as Cologne scored 3-3 at Wolfsburg and infused the home team’s celebration the day after its 80th anniversary.
With new signature Christian Eriksen looking from the bench of alternatives, the game scored three goals in injury time. Isaac Bergman made it 2-2 for Cologne in the first minute of the stop, but Wolfsberg’s captain Maximilian Arnold thought it had won it with a great free kick eight minutes later. However, Kaminski had the final say in order to keep Cologne, who was promoted, unbeaten, unbeaten since returning to the top division.
Hoffenheim took Berlin-born Fisnik Aslani scored twice against his old club, taking a 4-2 victory at Union Berlin.
Johann Bakayoko defeated Leipzig 1-0 at Mainz.
Bayern Munich later hosted a promotional burger SV.
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