Bundesliga Matchday 22 in Pictures

Cologne's Timo Horn (right) and Jonas Hector sum up the feelings at the Bundesliga's bottom club. Will either of them stick around if it's second division football on offer next season?

Stuttgart forward Daniel Ginczek slots the ball past Gladbach's stand-in goalkeeper Tobias Sippel to score the winning goal for the hosts. Stuttgart are unbeaten since coach Tayfun Korkut stepped in to replace the sacked Hannes Wolf.

Florian Kainz scored two as Bremen picked up a vital three points against fellow strugglers Wolfsburg. The pick of the goals was this sumptuous shot, which bent inside the post from outside the box. A thing of beauty.

Bayer Leverkusen's Leon Bailey (9) attempts to beat all eleven of Hertha Berlin's players with this indirect free kick, given after Hertha's keeper handled a backpass. He failed, as did his side, who went down 2-0 to the capital city club.

Thomas Müller (25) really shouldn't be able to score from his position. But he did. Schalke keeper Ralf Fährmann left too much space at the back post and the Bayern man made him pay.

The goal of the day on Saturday was not up for debate. Andrej Kramaric (r) bagged an absolute screamer of a free kick in Hoffenheim's 4-2 win over Mainz. The Croatian's 30-yard strike didn't look dangerous at first but it just kept swerving away from the keeper until it found the net.

Marius Wolf celebrates after his strike topped off a devastating six minute Eintracht Frankfurt spell that saw off hapless Cologne.

French defender Dayot Upamecano's opener against Augsburg on Friday was not only the first goal of his career but also RB Leipzig's 100th in the Bundesliga.

Bundesliga fans have already seen Michy Batshuayi's trademark somersault celebration three times in the two games since he joined on loan from Chelsea. Pierre-Emerick who?