SC Paderborn 07

yeah, that's real bad.

So, yeah, just finishing off Saturday, the 0-0 draw, Gladbach and Paderborn.

Both teams obviously would have been desperate to have won this game.

Again, a scrappy game, as I guess you could have predicted.

I'd say I'm a yay because it would have been a travesty to win a Bundesliga game with a goal like that, to be honest with you.

I mean, to say it was scrappy, I mean, I was kind of cringing a little bit with it.

I mean, obviously, it was just a horrible calamity from Paderborn.

One of the only

He opened the scoring after 37 minutes before Romulo added the finish 12 minutes from time to put the results beyond expectations.

doubts and also happening yesterday Borussia Mönchengladbach drew blank with Paderborn and Bayer Leverkusen suffered a surprise defeat at home to VfB Stuttgart that game finished 4-2 in favour of Stuttgart and then in the other game Augsburg lost at home to Freiburg by the odd goal in 3 and in the game of the round Bayern Munich drew 2-2 all with Borussia Dortmund they drew 2-2 all with Borussia Dortmund in that game Quite a surprise that was, especially given how late in the game Dortmund got the leveler.

So, Dortmund, actually, there were two goals that were ruled out in that game yesterday.

Job Belliam scored after 34 minutes, but there was a foul in the build-up to that goal, and so it was ruled out by the video assistant referee before Conrad Leimer gave Bayern the lead just four minutes later.

Philippe Bilbier has played 61 minutes this season.

He scored 17 league goals, two goals in the cup, 19 goals overall last season for Paderborn in the Bundesliga too.

He's had one shot this season.

He scored it.

He scored an absolute cracker against Southampton for his new club, West Ham, Kyle Walker-Peters.

I put it further than the English game because in Paderborn versus Hamburg, Felipe scored the 1-0, 89th-minute winner for Paderborn, but against the club... he's still on loan from because in Germany you can play against your parent club when you come up against them and that happens quite a lot but Felipe scored against his parent club to give Paderborn a 1-0 win against Hamburg so it happens abroad and the last one Genoa versus Venezia Genoa had a 1-0 win.

And former Venezia player, Elliston, scored a 30-yard screamer.

His first goal for his new club, 30-yard screamer.

As I mentioned, they themselves have failed to score in three of the last four away games.

They lost their last league match 1-0 to Paderborn.

And Frankfurt's last home game in the league was a 1-0 win.

So, yeah, I'm going to go for Frankfurt here just simply to get it done.

I feel like I've pronounced his name in about 10 different ways in this segment alone, but oh well.

Moving on, Paderborn 0, Stuttgart 1.

This game was concerning from Stuttgart.

Obviously, they've had many concerning games recently, but...

As much as they were playing a fellow Bundesliga side, it should have been over a lot quicker than it was.

Loving Kurda getting sent off for Paderborn in the 37th minute.

Not a nasty challenge but definitely a poorly mistimed one.

And to be honest, Stuttgart really should have ran away with the match a lot quicker than they did.