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The 2005/2006 Bundesliga Season

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The winners and losers may seems easy to keep straight for the moment, but as more goals are shot some teams are sure to stumble while others take their place in the limelight.

A handful of the Bundesliga's 18 teams will be scrapping for the top of the table, others for notoriety, and extra cash, that comes with a place in the Champions League and UEFA Cup, and of course there will be those unlucky few who take to the field every week hoping they won't be relegated to the second division next season.

DW-WORLD gives you information about all 34 match days in the 2005/2006 Bundesliga season. August to May all the soccer details you want are right here.

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Reports & Analysis

Bayern Top as Flying Dutchman Takes Off

Dutch striker Roy Makaay took his goals total to five in two games on Saturday as Bayern Munich put Bayer Leverkusen to the sword in a 5-2 rout. The rest of the Bundesliga should be quivering.

Teams Fight to Keep Pace With Bayern

On Tuesday, it became more and more clear that the league must fight hard to keep up with Bayern Munich. On Wednesday, Berlin, Leverkusen and Hamburg all won hard-fought matches to keep pace with the defending champs.

Ballack Header Saves Bayern Record

Reigning champions Bayern Munich retained their two-point lead at the Bundesliga summit coming from behind to defeat Bavarian neighbors FC Nuremberg 2-1 on Saturday. But northern clubs Hamburg and Bremen remain in hunt.

Bayern Dominance Creates Boringliga

Even after a loss to Hamburg, the shine on Bayern Munich's record has hardly been smudged. Munich may go down as Germany's most successful team ever, but some fear they're turning the Bundesliga into a dull spectacle.

Bayern the Winners as Hamburg and Bremen Draw

Title rivals Werder Bremen and SV Hamburg cancelled each other out in a 1-1 draw on Sunday in a welcome result for leaders Bayern Munich.

Bremen Stick With Record Breaking Bayern

Bayern Munich set a new record of 14 successive Bundesliga wins on Saturday with a 1-0 triumph over Hanover at the Allianz Arena but Werder Bremen kept the pressure on the champions with a 3-2 victory over Dortmund.

Munich Move Clear of Rest of Bundesliga

Of the five teams who started the week with top points, only Bayern Munich were able to extend their perfect start in the season's third round of matches.

Bayern Stay Ahead With Last Minute Goal

A good dose of luck helped Munich keep their lead atop the Bundesliga Saturday. The defending champions scored a 2-1 win over Arminia Bielefeld in extra time, while second place Werder Bremen tore apart Wolfsburg.

And Then There Was One?

Bayern Munich came away again with a narrow victory, and thanks to a Bremen loss, are another step closer to dashing off with the title. Only Hamburg's win helps keep some semblance of excitement in the Bundesliga.

Bremen Move to Top of Standings

Bremen's thrashing of Nuremberg and a last-gasp draw on Schalke's part against Bayern thrust Werder to the top of the Bundesliga.

Mainz Victorious as Munich Remains Bundesliga Leader

Mainz triumphed over Wolfsburg Sunday, but this didn't change much at the top of the Bundesliga, where leaders Bayern Munich had to live with a scoreless draw against Stuttgart, while Hamburg beat Cologne 3:1.

Bayern Retains Comfortable Lead

Bayern Munich raised its cushion back to four points over Hamburg with a lackluster 2-1 victory over Kaiserlautern. Meanwhile, the troubles at Cologne continue after a 4-1 trashing at the hands of Werder Bremen.

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