Jan and Markus Fjørtoft break down all the action from Bundesliga’s Round Nine, where a staggering 25 goals were scored across the matches, including an unforgettable nine-goal thriller in Frankfurt. Eintracht’s victory closed the gap to second-placed RB Leipzig, who faced their first defeat of the season against Borussia Dortmund. Who are the young stars making history for Eintracht, and what sets the club’s model apart? Plus, is Sahin’s Dortmund finding its stride again? Meanwhile, Bayern maintain their strong start with a convincing 3-0 win over Union Berlin, Leverkusen continue to drop points, and Holstein Kiel celebrate their historic first-ever Bundesliga win.

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Jan and Markus are back with a deep dive into Dortmund's worst start to a Bundesliga season in 10 years! With special insight from Sky Germany Reporter Patrick Berger (@berger_pj), we discuss what's going wrong for Sahin and Dortmund and why. We also discuss Bayern's dominance in the Bundesliga, whether they have to adapt against the better team, and what is a success for them this season + we summarize the rest of the Bundesliga games!

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With Markus and Jan Fjortoft at the helm and the seventh round concluded, Bayern's attacking dynamite continues to dominate the headlines after a 4-0 victory over fellow Champions League contenders Stuttgart. Harry Kane ended his goal drought, propelling Bayern to the top of the table, level on points with RB Leipzig. Despite Marco Rose's team being unbeaten in 18 matches and having conceded only two goals so far, there has been only muted talk of them as title challengers this season. Can they win the league? And why is there a lack of excitement around the club's achievements?

Elsewhere in the round, Leverkusen secured a controversial win over in-form Eintracht, drawing intense frustration from Toppmöller and his team. Freiburg recorded their best-ever start to a season, while Bochum parted ways with their head coach after managing just one point in seven games.

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