Bayern moved to 69 points, 17 ahead of second-placed Schalke 04 with six matches remaining. Dortmund who lost for the first time in the league under coach Peter Stoeger, remained third on 48. But Jupp Heynckes' side will have to wait a little longer to clinch the title. Earlier Saturday, Schalke beat 10-man Freiburg 2-0 to delay Bayern's title celebration. RB Leipzig worked their way back into Champions League contention with a nervous 3-2 victory at Hanover 96 that lifted them to 46 points and fourth place, a point ahead of Bayer Leverkusen, who managed only a goalless draw against Augsburg. The top four teams qualify automatically for the Champions League group stage next season.Bayern are one win away from clinching it ✊ pic.twitter.com/I6OLNhEfiC
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RESULTS Hoffenheim 6 (Gnabry 23, 47, Uth 56, 65, Rupp 61, Zuber 72) Cologne 0 Leverkusen 0 Augsburg 0 Stuttgart 1 (Ginczek 44) Hamburg 1 (Holtby 18) Schalke 2 (Caligiuri 63-P, Burgstaller 73) Freiburg 0 Hanover 2 (Sane 71, Fuellkrug 79) Leipzig 3 (Forsberg 16, Orban 54, Poulsen 76) Bayern 6 (Lewandowski 5, 44, 87, Rodriguez 14, Mueller 23, Ribery 45+1) Dortmund 0 Hertha 0 Wolfsburg 0 SUNDAY'S MATCHES Bremen v Frankfurt and Mainz v GladbachCatch him if you can ?? pic.twitter.com/PoKHi1PJWU
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