TSG Hoffenheim- ⚽ Mergim Berisha 37'
Bayer 04 Leverkusen- ⚽ Martin Terrier 17'
- ⚽ Victor Boniface 30'
- ⚽ Florian Wirtz 72'
- ⚽ Victor Boniface 75'

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Timeline
- 90+1'Yellow card
- 86'Umut Tohumcu↳ Andrej Kramaric⇄
- 86'Max Moerstedt↳ Marius Bülter⇄
- 86'⇄Patrik Schick↳ Victor Boniface
- 86'⇄Nordi Mukiele↳ Piero Hincapié
- 80'⇄Amine Adli↳ Martin Terrier
- 80'⇄Aleix García↳ Robert Andrich
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TSG Hoffenheim · Bench
Bayer 04 Leverkusen · Bench
7Jonas Hofmann
13Arthur
14Patrik Schick6.8
17Matej Kovar
21Amine Adli6.6
23Nordi Mukiele6.6
24Aleix García6.9
30Jeremie Frimpong6.7
44Jeanuël Belocian
TSG Hoffenheim · Bench
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Brace from Boniface Leads Bayer 04 Leverkusen to Win Over TSG Hoffenheim
On the road in Saturday's Bundesliga fixture, Bayer 04 Leverkusen secured a dominant 4-1 victory over TSG Hoffenheim at Campo La Quinta. Bayer 04 Leverkusen started the match best and took the lead early when Martin Terrier netted in the 17th minute, with an assist by Victor Okoh Boniface, making it 1-0. In the 30th minute Victor Okoh Boniface increased the lead for Bayer 04 Leverkusen with an assist by Granit Xhaka. TSG Hoffenheim's Mergim Berisha made it 2-1 in the 37th minute as he found the net, with an assist by Andrej Kramarić. It took until the 72nd minute before Florian Wirtz increased the lead. Victor Okoh Boniface increased the lead in the 75th minute with an assist by Jeremie Frimpong. TSG Hoffenheim are now in 12th place in the table, while Bayer 04 Leverkusen are fifth in the league. TSG Hoffenheim's next Bundesliga games are against FC Union Berlin (away) on 21 September, TSG Hoffenheim (home) on 29 September and VfB Stuttgart (away) on 6 October. Bayer 04 Leverkusen play VfL Wolfsburg (home) on 22 September, FC Bayern München (away) on 28 September and Holstein Kiel (home) on 5 October.
Leverkusen looking to bounce back in trip to Hoffenheim.
Hoffenheim vs. Bayer Leverkusen kicks off at 14:30 [GMT+1] on Saturday, September 14 at the PreZero Arena. After a winning start to the 2024-2025 campaign, Hoffenheim failed to replicate their league-opening performance, having suffered a 3-1 defeat against Eintracht Frankfurt on matchday 2, just before the international break. Die Kraichgauer found themselves trailing by two goals in the first half. Despite pulling a goal back in the second half via Andrej Kramarić [54’], Pellegrino Matarazzo's men conceded another goal just two minutes later, ending their four-game unbeaten streak in the league spanning from the previous season [DWWWL]. With the loss, Hoffenheim are in eleventh place, tied on 3 points with Saturday’s opponent, Bayer Leverkusen, who have a superior goal difference. Hoffenheim have lost as many as nineteen games against Leverkusen, with only Bayern Munich (20), inflicting more defeats on the hosts. Furthermore, Die Kraichgauer have lost their last three meetings with Leverkusen and haven’t endured a worse losing streak to the Bundesliga champions since doing so in 2011-2013, when they lost six consecutive games. However, the hosts have a recent pattern of bouncing back on matchday three, having won their third league game in the previous two seasons after defeats. Pellegrino Matarazzo is expected to stick with his 3—5—2 formation, having Marius Bülter and Adam Hložek in attack. Leverkusen suffered their first defeat in 462 days after losing 3-2 to RB Leipzig on matchday 2, one that ended an impressive 35-game unbeaten run [29W, 6D, 0L] in the Bundesliga. Despite taking a two-goal lead via Jeremie Frimpong [38'] and Alejandro Grimaldo [45'], Xabi Alonso's side surprisingly found themselves on the losing end after a second-half brace from Loïs Openda [57’, 80’] flipped the game on its head following a leveller. The last time Leverkusen suffered a defeat from a two-goal advantage was in December 2021 against Eintracht Frankfurt [5-2]. ‘It's not a good sign. We need to correct that and be better,’ Alonso said after the defeat. A game against Hoffenheim will present the perfect opportunity to bounce back following their dominant form on the road. The visitors are unbeaten in 18 Bundesliga away games [15W, 3D, 0L] since May 2023. This is the second-longest run in Bundesliga history, behind only Bayern Munich's 33-game streak between 2012 and 2014. A win in Sinsheim would make it the first time Leverkusen have won their opening two away games of the season. Alonso is expected to deploy his preferred 3—4—3 formation with Florian Wirtz, who scored for Germany in a 5-0 win over Hungary during the international break, likely starting in attack alongside Victor Boniface and Martin Terrier. Victor Boniface was involved in Nigeria’s goalless draw against Rwanda.
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