Every match in these records is against RB Leipzig. All five of them, from the thirty-first of August 2024 to the twentieth of September 2026 — a little over two years of entries and one opponent throughout. If that sounds like a small library, it is at least a loud one: twenty goals across the five meetings, exactly four a match on average, and the last three all won.
Start with the table, because the table is the season. Fifth in the Bundesliga, seven points from four matches, ten scored and five conceded. Two wins, a draw and a defeat. Two and a half goals a game going in is the loud number on the sheet; the quiet one is the single defeat. Fifth on seven points is not a summit, but the goals column is doing more talking than the points column. Seven points from twelve is a shade under two a game.
Then the five rows, oldest first. The thirty-first of August 2024: two-three at home — the only match in the book decided by a single goal, and the only one in which more went in against than for. The twenty-fifth of January 2025: two-two away. The twentieth of December 2025: three-one away. The second of May 2026: four-one at home, in a match played at the BayArena — the biggest league win in the book. And the twentieth of September: two-nil at the BayArena, four days ago, the only clean sheet of the five.
The split between the two halves of that list is the story of the series. The first two meetings brought one point and five goals conceded. The last three brought nine points, nine scored and two conceded — and if the ledger stopped at the thirty-first of August 2024, this would read like a very different club. It does not. The ledger runs on to a two-nil in September and the direction of the whole thing turned somewhere over those two years.
The two away trips are worth separating out. The twenty-fifth of January 2025 finished two-two — four goals and a point. The twentieth of December 2025 finished three-one, and that win travelled. Eleven months apart, and the second trip went better than the first in every column: one more goal scored, one fewer conceded, two more points.
Two of the five rows name the BayArena as the venue — the four-one and the two-nil, both home fixtures. The other three carry no ground in the record. Thirteen scored and seven conceded sit across the five meetings, and the two biggest wins hold nine of the twenty goals. Three of the five were home matches and two were away; the two trips are unbeaten, a draw and a win, and the home record is two wins and one defeat.
What the numbers make plain: the scoring rate, the one defeat, and a series with Leipzig that has tilted firmly one way. What they do not say is much about anything else. The table is the Bundesliga alone. The competition list also names Club Friendlies 3. And every row in the match book is the same fixture, played five times. There is a whole season in the table and a two-year rivalry in the rows; the two sit side by side in this file and neither speaks for the other.
Five matches, one opponent, and the last three all won. It is not the fullest book in the world. It is one of the more focused ones.
By the numbers — Bundesliga: 5th · 4 played · 2-1-1 · 10-5 · 7 pts · form LWDW (oldest → newest). All data from ScoreCrowd's match records, retrieved 24 September 2026.