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Bayern slump again

AFP, Berlin
Bayern Munich dropped to ninth after suffering a "totally unnecessary" 1-0 defeat at Hanover on Saturday as Hamburg regained the top spot in the Bundesliga.
This was Bayern's second consecutive league defeat after being hammered 5-2 at home by Werder Bremen last weekend.
Jurgen Klinsmann's side were again poor as goalkeeper Michael Rensing was wrong-footed by Hanover midfielder Szabolcs Huszti, whose free-kick flew into the net on 23 minutes.
"It was a totally unnecessary defeat, which has caused us a lot of pain and hurt us, but we have to take it on the chin," said Klinsmann, as 12 th - placed Hanover picked up only their second win of the season.
Bayern's star midfielder Franck Ribery came off the bench in the second period, but the Frenchman failed to work his magic as Bayern had the worst possible preparation for Tuesday night's Champions League game against Lyon.
"Defensively, we were better today than against Bremen," said Bayern's Germany defender Philipp Lahm. "But we went forward too little, gave away too many passes and made too many mistakes."
Elsewhere, a header after 11 minutes by Croatian striker Mladen Petrie was enough to give Hamburg a 1-0 win over Borussia Moenchengladbach to put them top of the table after Schalke 04 lost on Fridaynight.
"We succeeded only once in cracking their defence." said Hamburg coach Martin Joi. "We still need to integrate our new players like (Brazilian winger Thiago) Neves and (midfielder Jonathan) Pitroipa,' they can make a difference.
"But there can be no complaints, we have 13 points and are league leaders."
And there was some crazy football for ten-man Werder Bremen as midfielder Mesut Oezil hit the winner for the home side in a 5-4 victory over Hoffenheim which put his side third in the table ahead of Wednesday's Champions League clash at Inter Milan.
Having dismantled Bayern the previous week. Werder picked up where they left off by racing into a4-2 lead at half-time.
Oezil put Bremen ahead on eight minutes and although Hoffenheim's Senegal striker Demba Ba equalised soon after, Bremen scored three goals before Hoffenheim's midfielder Sejad Salihovic curled in a free-kick on 36 minutes to make it 4-2 at the break
I But Bremen suffered a double blow early' in the second half as Hoffenheim's Vedad Ibisevic con-verted a penalty to make it 4-3 just a minute before Germany defender Per Mertesacker was shown a red card.
A header from Hoffenheim defender Marvin Compper on 71 minutes levelled the scores before Oezil hit his second of the game to seal the win on 81 minutes.
"We arc not bitterly disappointed about the result and my team played very well," said Hoffenheim coach Ralf Rangnick "But we could have won the game and should have."
Bayer Leverkusen arc up to second in the table thanks to their 3-2 win at strugglingVfLBochum.
The home-side were 3-0 down but with ten minutes left they scored twice in as many minutes to ensure a dramatic finish.
Borussia Dortmund are up to fifth thanks to an impressive 3-0 win at home to VfB Stuttgart to seal their first win in five games.
Energie Cottbus picked up their first win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Hertha Berlin to lift diemselves off the bottom of the table.
On Friday. Schalke 04 yielded the top spot with a shock 1-0 win at Cologne.
This was the first time Cologne have beaten Schalke at home in 13 years and a header from Youssef Mohamad just before half-time was enough ro give the home side the three potrHs