SV Elversberg

But before that, a draw against Augsburg and Dortmund after a kind of string of defeats.

Some worrying ones as well, obviously, there, like Schalke, Elversberg and stuff like that.

Sorry, they beat Elversburg.

My apologies.

Let's talk a bit about what happened yesterday as well.

The Elversberg result blew me away.

I didn't watch this match, Dan.

I was at the Grünwalder Stadion to take on the main event on this weekend.

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Moving to sports news and starting off with football, the Bundesliga kicks off matchday 8 with Elversberg against Mainz at 8.30pm.

But all eyes will be on tomorrow's clash between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund.

The only unbeaten teams after seven matchdays, Bayern and Dortmund sit level on points with Saturday's hosts ahead on goal difference.

It's three wins in a week for Hoffenheim.

As they say, a week is a long time in football and you know three wins in a week is taking a lot of the pressure off Hoffenheim and Ilse as well and they could start looking up back towards those European places now I think also a big win for Leipzig but this was you look and see 4-0 against Elbersberg had blown them out of the water but actually if you watch the first half of this game it was very even and actually uh Elversberg played really well in that first half.

David Mokva almost got an amazing strike on the half volley, but it was really well saved.

But in the end, Leipzig, as they often do at home, very weird team.

If you look at their fixtures list they've got coming up, they've got Wolfsburg in the Pokal, then Augsburg...

They play Trasmansborg in the Conference League, but then they've got Union Berlin, Elversberg, and then Leipzig and Hoffenheim before I think they finish up.

Then they play Mainz and then Stuttgart before the end of the year.

So a lot of, you know, winnable games there for Freiburg and Freiburg.

It's a team that does play really well themselves at home, but haven't been that great on the road.

In fact, when you take the Auswärtstabelle, they only have four points out of four games themselves, right? So it's not like Elversberg are fours away from home.

So, you know, that has to be taken into account.

But if you take the home table, Leipzig are now first with 12 points.

But overall, yeah, just a really, really good game.

And you can slowly see Leverkusen, that was their third win in a row in the Bundesliga after their opening day loss to Elversberg.

And he's now part of a run that is seven wins in a row in all competitions.

And you can kind of start to see the seeds of them returning to perhaps the kind of form that we've come to expect, really.

Let's take it chronologically.

Elfersberg Elversberg first, only got to see it on the highlights from the airport hotel.

But seems like we created a lot and had very little at the end until we got lucky.

How do you guys see it? Over to you.

Yeah, I think I liked what I saw also in the Elversberg game.

I think you could see some progress there.

We still, you know, I mean, we are creating chances.

And with Lustrinelli somehow you have the feeling that he knows what he's actually doing.