Latest Bundesliga standings report: Stuttgart reverses victory and is 7 points behind Bayern. Frankfurt is unbeaten in 4 games and moves to 7th place.

In the early morning of November 10, the 10th round of the 2025-26 Bundesliga season ended with the last three games. After a fierce battle, Frankfurt defeated Mainz 1:0 at home, St. Pauli lost 1:2 away to Freiburg, and Stuttgart reversed course and beat Augsburg 3:2 at home.

Frankfurt did not perform very well in the Champions League this season. Today, they faced Mainz, the second-last team, at the Deutsche Bank Park. The opponent was too weak, and the dominant Frankfurt could steadily suppress the opponent. After the opening, Frankfurt launched an offensive. In the 17th minute, Frankfurt pressed high on the right side of the front court. Maloney almost made a mistake in passing back in a panic. Goalkeeper Zeitner went outside the penalty area to make a clearance. The ball hit Burkett who was pressing and bounced out of the baseline.

In the 39th minute, Mainz's passive attack from the left also created a good opportunity. Widmer slanted in front of the goal at a 45-degree angle. Hollerbach, who was unguarded at the back point, was half a beat slow in grabbing the point in the small penalty area, missing an excellent opportunity to score. After changing sides, Frankfurt still took the initiative on the court. In the 52nd minute, Frankfurt pressed on the right. Christensen stepped in from the back row to receive the ball and broke into the inverted triangle of the penalty area to pass to the back point. The unguarded Knauf got a good opportunity in the small penalty area. However, his header was not strong enough and he directly pushed the ball into the hands of goalkeeper Zeitner, missing the opportunity like a clearance.

Knauf got another chance 3 minutes later. He took the ball on the left side of the penalty area and got out of the space. Then he shot vigorously. The ball missed the far post and went out of the baseline. In the 69th minute, Frankfurt got a free kick opportunity on the left side of the penalty area. Dahoud took the penalty and shot hard. The ball went around the wall and slightly over the crossbar and out of the bottom line. It wasn't until the 80th minute that Frankfurt, who had the upper hand, seized the opportunity. Frankfurt pressed forward from the left. Brown broke into the penalty area and passed the ball to the right. Widmer's header did not go far. Collins, who had just come on as a substitute within 1 minute, intercepted the ball in the penalty area. Moving forward, Japanese player Don Yasu received the ball in the corner of the penalty area and forced his way through the two-man double-team and entered the penalty area to get a half-single chance. Don Yasu adjusted his steps and calmly pushed the shot into the far corner with his left foot from the edge of the small penalty area. Frankfurt beat Mainz 1:0.

In terms of standings, Bayern's 9-game winning streak was terminated this round, but their lead is still relatively large, 6 points more than second-place Leipzig, and 7 points more than third-place Dortmund. After Stuttgart reversed and won the game today, it surpassed Leverkusen and caught up with Dortmund, ranking fourth on goal difference. Frankfurt won the game with a decisive victory and was promoted to 7th.

In terms of the scorer list, Kane tops the list with 13 goals, which is more than twice as many as the second place. Dias, Tabakovic and Burkett, who failed to score today, tied for second place with 6 goals. Gilasi, Youzun, Aslani, Schick and others tied for fifth place with 5 goals. Olis, Grimaldo and other 4 goals just squeezed into the top ten.