In theory, it’s not over, but Bayern effectively sealed the deal with a draw at the Red Bull Arena.

The Bavarians currently hold a nine-point lead over Bayern, who still have a game left to play, but Bayern boasts a 30-point advantage in goal difference.

Bayern’s match in Leipzig ended in a 3-3 tie during the 32nd round, and their celebration was dampened by Jusuf Poulsen’s goal in the fifth minute of injury time, assisted by Xavi Simons.

Leipzig dominated the first half against Bayern’s combined squad, going up 2-0 thanks to goals from Benjamin Šešek, assisted by Simons in the 11th minute and Klostermann in the 39th.

In the 61st minute, Goretzka and Coman came on for the guests, and just two minutes later, the score was tied 2-2, as Eric Dier scored with a pass from Mike Oliseh, who then equalized with an assist from Gnabry.

In the 83rd minute, Leroy Sane found the net with help from Joshua Kimmich, but the home team fought back.

If Bayern doesn’t win tomorrow in Freiburg, they could celebrate at the Allianz Arena on May 10th before facing Mönchengladbach.

Harry Kane, suspended today due to a booking, has achieved the first trophy of his career.

Leipzig will be rooting for Bayer tomorrow, as Freiburg currently holds a point and a game in hand in fourth place for the Champions League.

Leipzig’s next match is away against Werder Bremen.

Union Berlin played to a 2-2 draw against Werder Bremen at home, with Jens Stage giving Werder an early lead in the second minute and then doubling it in the 15th. Tom Rote halved the deficit in the 38th minute, leading to Laszlo Beneš equalizing for Union Berlin in the 84th minute.

Serbian international Miloš Veljković of Werder Bremen missed the match due to injury, while his compatriot Andrej Ilić from Union Berlin was substituted in the 72nd minute.

Werder Bremen is currently eighth in the standings with 47 points, while Union Berlin sits in 13th with 37 points. Werder will host Leipzig next, while Union Berlin will face Heidenheim at home.

Stuttgart managed to defeat Sankt Pauli 1-0 in Hamburg, with Nick Voltemade scoring the lone goal in the 88th minute after previously missing a penalty in the 58th.

Sankt Pauli played with ten men after Siebe van der Heijden received a red card in the 58th minute, and in the seventh minute of stoppage time, home goalkeeper Nikola Vasilj was also sent off.

Stuttgart is now in 10th place with 44 points, while Sankt Pauli is in 14th with 31 points.

Next up, Stuttgart will host Augsburg, while Sankt Pauli will travel to face Eintracht Frankfurt.

Borussia Monchengladbach drew 4-4 against Hoffenheim at home.

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