RB Leipzig beat SV Elversberg 4-0 at Red Bull Arena on Oct. 24, scoring all four goals after halftime in the Bundesliga's biggest win of the day, according to ESPN.
Werder Bremen and SC Paderborn 07 also won, while the other two completed matches ended in draws. Leipzig recorded the largest winning margin among the five matches played that day.
Rômulo scored twice for Leipzig, whose four goals came from three players. Tidiam Gomis opened the scoring in the 48th minute, and Rômulo added the second in the 66th.
Christoph Baumgartner made it 3-0 with a header in the 84th minute. Rômulo completed the scoring in the fourth minute of second-half stoppage time, giving Leipzig two goals in the closing stages.
The teams had reached halftime without a goal before Gomis put Leipzig ahead three minutes into the second half. Elversberg finished without scoring, one of four teams to do so across the day's completed matches.
Werder Bremen beat Mainz 3-2 at MEWA ARENA in the day's highest-scoring match. Niclas Füllkrug scored two penalties, in the seventh and 25th minutes, to give Bremen a two-goal lead.
Anthony Caci replied for Mainz with a header in the 33rd minute, leaving Bremen 2-1 ahead at halftime. Ludovit Reis restored the visitors' two-goal advantage with a goal in the 61st minute.
Lee Jae-Sung headed in Mainz's second goal in the 63rd minute, two minutes after Reis scored. That brought the score to 3-2, which remained the final result with all five goals scored by that point.
Paderborn beat Hamburg SV 1-0 at Home Deluxe Arena through Rayan Philippe's 88th-minute goal. The match stayed goalless until Philippe scored, with his late goal providing the difference between the two teams.
FC Augsburg drew 1-1 with 1. FC Union Berlin at WWK Arena. Han-Noah Massengo put Augsburg ahead with a header in the 71st minute, before Janik Haberer equalised three minutes later.
Both goals came after a goalless first half, and Haberer's 74th-minute reply completed the scoring. Augsburg and Union were the only teams to finish with a scoring draw among the five completed matches.
FC Cologne and Schalke 04 drew 0-0 at RheinEnergieStadion in the day's only match without a goal. Their result completed a schedule that produced three wins and two draws, with Leipzig, Bremen and Paderborn taking the victories.
