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Bundesliga

Bayern drop points
Bayern Munich squandered their chance to widen their lead at the top of the Bundesliga on Saturday when they gave up a late goal and were forced to settle for a 2-2 draw at Nuremberg in the Bavarian derby.
Nuremberg's Ivica Banovic converted a penalty in the 74th minute after Hasan Salihamidzic got a red card for bringing down Stefan Kiessling in front of Bayern's goal
before a sold-out Frankenstadion crowd of44,359.
The draw, ending a four-match winning streak that had lifted Bayern to the top of the table, was especially bitter because Nuremberg were down to 10 men from the 25th minute. Bayern coach Felix Magath said his side gave Nuremberg a Christmas present.
VfB Stuttgart moved into second place on 30 points after a 5-2 win over VfL Bochum, with Germany striker Kevin Kuranyi scoring twice. Schalke 04, who play at Dortmund on Sunday, also have 30 points. Bayern lead on 33.
Defending champions Werder Bremen moved up a notch to fifth with a 6-0 win at Freiburg. Greece striker Angelos Haristeas made the most of starting lineup chance with a hat-trick ahead of Bremen's Champions League match on Tuesday at Valencia.
Hertha Berlin jumped two to seventh and stayed unbeaten in six matches with a 6-0 thrashing of Borussia Moenchengladbach.
In Nuremberg, Magath made no attempt to conceal his anger over the weak showing against the 12th place hosts before Bayern’s Champions League match on
Wednesday al Ajax Amsterdam.
"We squandered two points that could cost us dearly at the end of the season," Magath said. "The team got complacent after taking the lead 2-1. Instead of adding to that we ended up giving Nuremberg a little Christmas present. They deserved it."
Marek Min tai had put Nuremberg ahead in the 23rd minute, beating Oliver Kahn with a header for the Slovak’s leagueleading 13 th goal of the season.
But two minutes later Nuremberg's Andreas Wolf got a red card for handling a ball in front of
the goal just seconds after getting a yellow card for fouling Michael Ballack. Dutch striker Roy Makaay converted to even the score.
Ze Roberto, who replaced a disappointing Bastian Schweinsteiger in the 55lh minute, put Bayern in front five minutes later with a long distance free kick that curled into the right comer only for Banovic to salvage the draw.
Bayern had won six of their last seven league matches before Saturday and seemed to be running on all cylinders after a shaky start under Magath, who moved, from Stuttgart this season.