Freiburg were held 0-0 at Augsburg on Sunday as they missed returning into the top four of the Bundesliga and became the only visiting team not to win this weekend. Chances were sparse in a match between defensively strong teams although Augsburg almost stole a stoppage time victory when Steve Mounie hit the left post.

SC Freiburg started the game knowing a win would put them level on points with third-placed Eintracht Frankfurt. That outcome would also set a new Bundesliga record making it the first time for all

Freiburg will hope to keep their place in the top four in the Bundesliga when they travel to WWK Arena on Sunday to play Augsburg. Augsburg are 11th with 31 points and overcame Borussia Monchengladbach 3-0 on February 22, while their opponents emerged as 5-0 victors on February 21 against Werder Bremen and are in fourth place with 39 points.

Super Eagles midfielder Frank Onyeka was in action as Augsburg played out a goalless draw against Freiburg in Sunday’s Bundesliga game.The Nigerian international who was making his 21st

Union Berlin’s week went from bad to worse Sunday with a 1-0 loss at home to last-placed Holstein Kiel in the Bundesliga. Armin Gigović scored before the break for the visitors, finishing off a counterattack started by team captain Timo Becker and involving Japan forward Shuto Machino.

At the end of the first-half, Augsburg led 8-1 on shots, with Atubolu having to make three saves. But, it was Finn Dahmen who sets a new club record early in the second-half when the 26-year-old became the first Augsburg goalkeeper to not concede a goal over 400 minutes.

Holstein Kiel claimed a first ever Bundesliga victory away from home on Sunday and with the 1-0 at fellow strugglers Union Berlin left last place in the table. Armin Gigovic scored the winner in the 42nd minute between the legs of Union defender Diogo Leite after being set up by Shuto Machino.