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Bundesliga

Bayern’s first loss of the year
BERLIN. March 5: VfB Stuttgart's Krasimir Balakov of Bulgaria and Krisztian Lisztes of Hungary scored in a 2-0 home win over Bayern Munich who suffered their first defeat since the winter break and their fourth of the season and saw their Bundesliga lead cut to two points, reports AFP.
It was also the last Bundesliga match of the season -and probably of his career - for Bayern defender Lothar Matthaeus who Joins the New York/New Jersey Metrostars In a week's time.
Stuttgart coach Ralf Rang-nlck said afterwards: "We were lucky to take the lead through Balakov but It was a goal scored Just at the right time. Now the team knows how they should play and what they shouldn't do. We're on the right path."
Stuttgart are in seventh spot, withing striking distance of a UEFA Cup place but Rqngnlck added; "The table doesn't mean ’
anything till the 34th and last round of matches."
Bayern coach Ottmar Hitzfcfd was disappointed with his team's performance. "We played badly right from the start and made too many mistakes. Our errors in the build-up played into Stuttgart's hands."
Bayern, who won 4-2 at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium against Real Madrid on Tuesday. were clearly not at their best. Hitzfeld added. "It's difficult after Champions League matches to find your rhythm again "
Munich had come without their first-choice keeper Oliver Kahn, presumably to rest him for this week's home game against Real Madrid, which contributed to their demise.
Ironically It was a foul by Matthaeus on Lisztes which led to Balakov opening the score in the 51st minute from a free-
kick before Lisztes himself added a second strike.
Second-placed Ba ver Lev-
erkusen won 3-1 at Kaiser- I slautem to keep their Bavarian * rivals within striking distance ’ with Just 11 matches to go
Former Bayern star Mario Basler scored the first goal for Kaiserslautern, but Leverkusen hit back with goals from Brazilian Ze Roberto. Ulf Kirsten and Croatian Robert Kovac in front of 41,500.
A hat-trick by VfL Wolfsburg’s Zoltan Sebescen helped them twice come back from three-goal deficits to draw 4-4 with SV Hamburg on Friday.
Wolfsburg thereby held on to : their unbeaten record since the winter break and Hamburg suf- ' fered a setback in their attempt for Champions League qualification.
1860 Munich, who beat Hansa Rostock 4-3 at home including a Martin Max hat-trick, moved up to provisional fourth spot though it would prove shortlived should Werder Bremen win at SSV Ulm on Sunday.