Bayer Leverkusen beat FC Cologne 2-1 at RheinEnergieStadion in one of three completed Bundesliga matches on Nov. 8, with Patrik Schick scoring the winner, according to ESPN.
SC Freiburg also won at home, beating 1. FC Union Berlin 2-0, while TSG Hoffenheim defeated Schalke 04 by the same score as Leverkusen's victory.
Aleix García scored in the seventh minute to give Leverkusen a 1-0 lead against Cologne. His goal was the only one before halftime, and the score stayed unchanged until Schick scored in the 85th minute.
Schick's goal put Leverkusen two ahead with five minutes of normal time left. Said El Mala scored for Cologne in the second minute of stoppage time, bringing the final score to 2-1.
Cologne's goal came after Leverkusen had scored in each half. El Mala's late strike reduced the home team's deficit to one goal, but Cologne finished with a defeat at RheinEnergieStadion.
The result left Leverkusen with five wins, one draw and three defeats. Cologne's record stood at two wins, three draws and four defeats after the match.
Freiburg scored both their goals after halftime at Europa-Park Stadion. An own goal by Union Berlin's Rani Khedira in the 55th minute gave the home side the lead.
Yuito Suzuki scored Freiburg's second in the 67th minute, 12 minutes after Khedira's own goal. Freiburg finished the match with a two-goal margin and were the only winners among the three to concede no goals.
The victory took Freiburg's record to six wins, one draw and two defeats. Union Berlin finished the day with one win, four draws and four defeats.
Hoffenheim scored twice in the first half against Schalke at PreZero Arena. Fisnik Asllani opened the scoring in the 10th minute, and Tim Lemperle added the second in the 26th.
Lemperle's goal came 16 minutes after Asllani's opener and gave Hoffenheim a 2-0 halftime lead. Both Hoffenheim goals came earlier than any of the goals in Freiburg's match.
Junior Adamu scored for Schalke in the 81st minute to make it 2-1. That was the final goal at PreZero Arena, where Hoffenheim finished with the same winning margin as Leverkusen.
Hoffenheim's record after the victory was four wins, no draws and five defeats. Schalke's stood at one win, three draws and five defeats following their loss.
