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Bundesliga

Bayern hit four again
BERLIN. March 12: Reigning champions Bayern Munich marched into the post Lothar Matthaeus era in some style to maintain their title push Saturday, hammering Schalke 4-1 as rivals Bayer Leverkusen remained in close touch - ousting Wolfsburg by the same score, reports AFP.
Bayern, after their veteran libero's move to Major League Soccer in the United States, were not quite as irresistible as on Wednesday night, when they similarly slammed four goals past Real Madrid, but they were still far too good for Schalke.
The result leaves the Bavarians. determined to lift both the title and the Champions League - the latter so agonisingly missed last season - two points clear of Leverkusen.
"We were determined to come back to the Bundesiga in style after our great performance in Madrid." said Bayern coach Ottmar Hitzfeld.
"Of course we missed Lothar Matthaeus but we have many other good players to come through even without him." he added.
On Saturday's evidence their former talisman may soon be out of sight out of mind.
Third-placed Hamburg surprisingly went down 2-1 at home to struggling Ulm.
Ghanaian defender Sammy Kuffour put Bayern in front three minutes from the break after a slow start to the game but after the turnaround Bayern hit top gear and Alex Zlckler followed up his two goals against Real with another brace alter 47 and 66 minutes.
Paraguayan teenager Roque Santa Cruz made it four two minutes later before Emile Mpenza snatched a consolation nine minutes from the end.
Mpenza might have changed the course of the game had he not missed a clear-cut chance after Just 11 minutes.
Veteran German international striker Ulf Kirsten cheered Leverkusen with a goal In either half and Boris Ziv-kovic made sure of the points with the third against Wolfsburg after Andrzej Juskowlak had given the visitors hope of a
Former Aston Villa man Stefan Belnllch rounded off the win In the dying seconds.
Leverkusen coach Christoph Daum said he was delighted , with his team's aggressive showing - but warned of potential potholes on the road ahead.
I was a bit nervous to begin with after we missed a few chances. But once we got to 1-0 that calmed things down." Daum revealed.
"Next we have to travel to the team of the moment - Ulm - as they got a sensational win in Hamburg."
Hamburg never got out of third gear against Ulm. who raced two goals clear with goals from Rainer Scharinger and Bernd Maier midway through either half before defender Thomas Gravesen notched a late, late effort for 1 -2.
Hamburg coach Frank Pagelsdorf was scathing of the northerners' showing as they did their best to throw away what should have been three points on the way to a potential Champions' League finish.
"We were Just asleep in the first half - we Just didn't get into the game.
"In the second half we had a few chances but Ulm deserved to win it."
Elsewhere Saturday, tailenders Arminia Bielefeld thanked two goals from veteran Bruno Labbadia for a 2-2 draw against European contenders 1860 Munich.
Munich were 2-0 down at the break but Martin Max pulled one back and then Thomas Hassler with a penalty on 81 minutes saved a point to keep the visitors In fourth spot ahead of Kaiserslautern.
On Friday, a week after beating Bayern, Stuttgart went down 2-0 at home to a pumped-up Eintracht Frankfurt to see their UEFA Cup hopes take a dive as they slid to eighth.
Chinese star Chen Yang, on as sub for Bachirou Salou Just after half time, gave Eintracht a shock lead on the hour moments after former Liverpool man Sean Dundee had gone close for Stuttgart.
And Marco Gebhardt clinched the points ten minutes
from the final whistle to enable Frankfurt to leapfrog Hansa Rostock on goal difference and escape the bottom three at least overnight.
Rostock host Borussia Dortmund on Sunday.
Kaiserslautern kept up their challenge for a possible top three finish and a Champions League slot, shrugging off two straight defeats to win 2-1 at Unterhaching and move fifth in the table with goals from Harry Koch and Andreas Buck.
French World Cup winner Youri Djorkaeff should have made it 3-0 but missed a harshly-awarded 19th minute penalty, his weak shot stopped by keeper Jurgen Wittmann.
Andre Breitenreiter pulled one back four minutes from time but 'Lautem held on.