Current German Bundesliga league leader, Bayern Munich picked up a shock defeat last Sunday as they were beaten at home by Borussia Moenchengladbach. Putting on a dominant display in their recent fixtures, Bayern were confident ahead of their tie against Gladbach.

Hertha Berlin secured all three points on their latest German Bundesliga fixture as this weekend they defeated Hamburg SV. Playing away from home didn't stop Hertha from putting on an attacking display as they were determined in getting early goals.

Borussia Dortmund's ambition to get into European spot suffered a slight blow this weekend when they were held into a goalless draw by FC Koln. Preparing for their midweek Champions League clash, Dortmund still putting on a quite strong squad as they're keen on securing all three points.

Schalke 04's ambition to reach the top four seat in current German Bundesliga standings was halted as this past weekend they were held into a draw by Hertha Berlin. The home side made a bright start on that tie when they found themselves taking a one goal lead on 21 minutes through Anis Ben-Hatira's effort.

Bayern Munich keeping their winning streak in Bundeliga going as this weekend they dismantled Werder Bremen. Playing away from home after their midweek Champions League tie didn't seem to affect Bayern's performance as they still able to control that tie.

Bayer Leverkusen keeping their top three seat in Germany Bundesliga standings as this weekend they dismantled bottom side, VfB Stuttgart 4-0. The home side immediately put on an attacking shape and they eventually got in front after 32 minutes through Wendell's effort.

Italian side, Inter Milan are expecting a difficult Europa League battle this midweek when they face Wolfsburg in the first leg of that competition's last 16. Inter's boss, Roberto Mancini, was the one who warned his players about the difficulty of that upcoming tie, especially since Wolfsburg have been performing well in Bundesliga.

Bayern Munich can't seem to stop their winning run in German Bundesliga as Pep Guardiola's men grabbed a comfortable home victory over Koln. The home side immediately took control of proceedings as they got in front after just three minutes through Bastian Schweinsteiger's effort.

Bayern Munich continuing their winning run in Germany Bundesliga after trashing home team Paderborn this weekend. Playing away from home didn't stop Bayern from dominating that tie as they found themselves taking the lead on 24 minutes through Robert Lewandowski.

German champions, Bayern Munich failed to grab a win on the first leg of their Champions League knock out stage encounter against Shakhtar Donetsk as both sides shared a goalless draw on that tie.

Wolfsburg keeping their chase for top spot in current Germany Bundesliga standings after grabbing a dramatic thrilling game against Bayer Leverkusen. The away side made a bright start on that tie as they found themselves going one goal up after six minutes through Bas Dost.

Bayer Leverkusen's ambition to get themselves back into top four seat in Germany Bundesliga standings was halted again as they were defeated by Werder Bremen. Both teams are in need of maximum points to improve their position in the standings and it was the home side that got things going when went one goal up after 17 minutes.

Current German Bundesliga table topper, Bayern Munich, finally got their first win in 2015 as this past weekend they defeated Stuttgart. Coming off two quite disappointing results after the winter break, Bayern were very determined in grabbing all three points.

Suffering a 1-0 defeat by Augsburg on their latest Bundesliga fixture, Borussia Dortmund find themselves in further trouble as they can't seem to get away from that bottom seat. Acknowledging the huge problem that haunting his side at the moment, Dortmund head coach, Jurgen Klopp vowed that he has no intention on giving things up at the moment.

Bayern Munich haven't been getting themselves back on winning ways after winter break after grabbing a point on their midweek Bundesliga tie against Schalke. However, that draw result is quite pleasing enough for Bayern's head coach, Pep Guardiola, knowing that his team did spent most of that game playing with only 10 men.