Bundesliga-No winner in the Klassiker between Bayern and Dortmund (2-2), Leverkusen tramples against the Berlin Union (0-0)

Bayer Leverkusen was unable to do better than a draw on his lawn against the Union Berlin (0-0) Saturday afternoon on the 29th day of the German championship, offering a golden opportunity that Bayern did not seize, held in check by Dortmund in the Klassiker (2-2). Five days from the end of the season, Leverkusen remains six points from the Munich leader (63 against 69).

The Munichois still have to pocket ten points to ensure a 34th title of German champion. Nine points could also be sufficient, as they have a general difference in goals clearly in their favor (+54 against +29).

On Saturday, for the klassiker between the two behemoths of German football, Dortmund opened the scoring against the course of the game in the 47th minute by Maximilian Beier. The Munichois thought they had done the hardest by overthrowing the meeting in the space of four minutes by Raphaël Guerreiro (65th) and Serge Gnabry (69th), but conceded equalization in the 75th minute on a goal by Waldemar Anton.

Winners in extremis on Heidenheim's lawn (1-0, 90th+1) last week, Xabi Alonso's men did not manage to find the fault in the Berlin defense despite the return of his playing master Florian Wirtz, who came into play and who played his first 35 minutes since his injury on March 8.

The Munichois will move on Wednesday (9:00 p.m.) in Milan with a defeat (2-1) to overthrow against Inter Milan in San Siro in the quarterfinals of the Champions League, while Dortmund will receive FC Barcelona on Tuesday after its rout in Spain (4-0) on the outward journey.

In the race for 3rd and 4th places, the last two qualifiers for the next Champions League, Mainz lost on the lawn of Hoffenheim (2-0), and sees the RB Leipzig, winner Friday of Wolsfburg (3-2), pass him in front in 4th place (48 points against 46). Winner in Mönchengladbach (2-1), Friborg went back with 46 points.