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Bayern still perfect

Reuters, Berlin
Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich left it late to beat Werder Bremen 2-0 on Saturday with goals from Luiz Gustavo and Mario Mandzukic as they extended their perfect start to the season to six
wins in six matches.
Brazilian Gustavo curled in an 18-metre shot in the 81st minute for the visitors and Mandzukic tapped in his sixth goal of the season two minutes later to lift Bayern to 18 points, five ahead of Eintracht Frankfurt who host Freiburg on Sunday.
Borussia Dortmund bounced back with an emphatic 5-0 demolition of Borussia Moenchengladbach and two goals from Marco Reus for their first win in three games to move up to third on 11 points.
The Bavarians have now won all matches in all domestic and European competitions they are in.
Champions Dortmund were eager to send a message to their in-form title rivals they were far from out of the race after failing to win their last two games.
Germany forward Reus, who joined
Dortmund this season for 17 million euros, opened his account against his former team with a fine solo effort and defender Neven Subotic drilled in a header as the hosts struck twice in a five-minute spell late in the first half.
Reus added another, surprising keeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen with audacious shot from a tight angle in the 70th before late goals from Ilkay Guendogan and Jakub Blaszczykowski completed the rout.
The champions, playing Manchester City in the Champions League next week, are now up to third on 11 points.
Hoffenheim, stunned by a car accident which left midfielder Boris Vukcevic in an artificial coma after he sustained life-threatening injuries on Friday, shared the spoils in their goalless draw at home to Augsburg.
Fans held banners with the 22-year-old's name while Hoffenheim were given the option to postpone the match but after consulting with Vukcevic's parents they decided to go ahead.
"That was no normal game," Hoffenheim coach Markus Babbel told reporters. "The result is of no importance. I wanted to see a team that will fight for Boris and that is what I saw."
RESULTS 1
Bayer Leverkusen 2 (Sam 50,62) Greuther Fuerth 0
Werder Bremen 0 Bayern Munich 2 (Luis Gustavo 81, Mandzukic 83)
Nuremberg 0 VfB Stuttgart 2 (Ibisevic 1,Harnik75)
Hoffenheim 0 FC Augsburg 0 Hamburg 1 (Rudnevs 20) Hanover 0 Borussia Dortmund 5 (Reus 35,70,
Subotic 40, Gundogan 79, Blaszczykowski 85) Borussia