Hoffenheim go fifth

Hoffenheim's Brazil striker Maicosuel hit a first-half goal to seal a 1-0 win over Freiburg on Sunday which put his side fifth in the Bundesliga and knocked Bayern Munich down into sixth.
Hoffenheim's hot-shot striker Vedad Ibisevic set up the goal when he played the Brazilian into the penalty area and the South American lobbed his shot out of reach of Freiburg goalkeeper Simon Pouplin on 39 minutes.
The result drops Freiburg down to 13th in the table.
In Sunday's late game, Eintracht Frankfurt defeated second-bottom Bochum 2-1 and moved up to ninth after Maik Franz made amends for a 25th-minute own goal by scoring the winner in the 53rd minute.
Werder Bremen are second after attacking midfielder Aaron Hunt hit two second-half goals to help his side come from behind to salvage a 2-2 draw at Nuremberg.
Hamburg were robbed of the chance of going top of the German league for the second consecutive match after mid-table Borussia Moenchen-gladbach poached a shock 3-2 away victory, with Canadian striker Rob Friend hitting an 82nd-minute winner.
Stuttgart coach Markus Babbel boosted his chances of holding onto his job after his side held Bayern Munich to a scoreless draw in Stuttgart.
The home side had been dumped out of the German Cup last Tuesday at Greuther Fuerth, their fifth consecutive defeat, but the ex-Bayern Munich defender received a vote of confidence from his board on Wednesday.
Defending champions Wolfsburg threw away a 2-0 lead after two goals from Nigeria striker Obafemi Martins had put them in control against mid-table Mainz.
In the closing minutes Mainz defender Tim Hoogland hit an equaliser to rescue a 3-3 draw and a share of the spoils.
Cologne are hovering above the relegation zone after their 1-0 defeat at home to mid-table Hanover.