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BERLIN -- Bayern Munich routed Wolfsburg 5-0 and took advantage of Leipzigs first defeat to replace the promoted side at the top of the Bundesliga on Saturday.Leipzigs record 13-game unbeaten start was finally ended in a 1-0 loss at coach Ralph Hasenhuettls former side Ingolstadt, which had been bottom but climbed one place.Defeats always hurt, regardless against whom, said Hasenhuettl, who led Ingolstadt to promotion in 2015.Midfielder Rogers early header was enough to end Leipzigs eight-game winning run and give Ingolstadt its second win in four games under new coach Maik Walpurgis.The game ended on a turbulent note when Emil Forsberg missed a great chance to equalize and players on both sides received yellow cards after a melee. Ingolstadts Mathew Leckie was sent off in injury time.A wonderful match day, said Bayern chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, whose rivals all dropped points. Ingolstadt will get a truckload of white sausage and wheat-beer from us.In Munich, Thomas Mueller scored his first league goal since April as Bayern returned to the top with a comfortable win over crisis-hit Wolfsburg.Now were leaders and that will certainly do our Christmas party this evening good, said Mueller, who had gone 999 minutes without scoring. Its nice the goal drought is now over. It wasnt so important to me but I know others made a big deal of it.Arjen Robben opened the scoring with a curling effort inside the far post from a difficult angle in the 18th minute and Robert Lewandowski doubled the lead from close range three minutes later.Its brutal, its depressing when it starts like that, former Bayern striker Mario Gomez said of his return.Lewandowski grabbed his second goal early in the second half when he deflect Muellers shot inside the left post.Mueller, who scored 32 goals across all competitions for Bayern last season, then ended his goal drought by deflecting Robbens effort past the helpless Diego Benaglio, and Douglas Costa completed the Wolfsburg goalkeepers miserable afternoon with a fine strike in the final minutes.After 14 games, Bayern leads on goal difference from Leipzig. Only goal difference was separating Wolfsburg from the relegation zone.Heres a look at other games:COLOGNE 1, BORUSSIA DORTMUND 1Dortmund was headed for its fourth defeat of the season until Marco Reus struck in the final minute for his first league goal since returning from injury last month.Artjoms Rudnevs was left alone to head Cologne in front before the half-hour mark from Jonas Hectors free kick.Dortmund dominated possession but failed going forward until the end. Adrian Ramos crossed for Reus to slot the equalizer inside the right post.It was Reus first league goal since the 2-2 draw with Cologne in the final round last season.Cologne midfielder Salih Ozcan was sent off with his second yellow card in injury time.Dortmund dropped eight points behind Bayern and Leipzig, while Cologne stayed seventh after its ninth straight unbeaten game at home.HERTHA BERLIN 0, WERDER BREMEN 1Max Kruses strike before the break was enough for Bremen to beat third-place Hertha and climb four points above the relegation zone with its first away win of the season.Herthas defense was at fault with Niklas Stark losing the ball for Kruse to grab his second goal in as many games.Hes young. Thats the time to make mistakes, Hertha coach Pal Derdai said of his defender.Led by veteran forward Claudio Pizarro, Bremen missed good chances to extend the lead.Hertha had previously won all six games at home this season.HAMBURGER SV 1, AUGSBURG 0Hamburg forward Lewis Holtby left his side an uphill task before the break when he was sent off for elbowing Dominik Kohr in the face after he was fouled by the Augsburg midfielder.But Kohr received his second yellow card midway through the second half and Filip Kostic scored two minutes later on a rebound after Nicolai Muellers effort hit the post.It was enough for Hamburg to climb into the relegation playoff place, one point above Ingolstadt and two above Darmstadt, which lost 1-0 at Freiburg.Nils Petersens late penalty was enough for Freiburg. Wholesale Bulls Jerseys . Collaros, 25, was solid last season, posting a 5-2 record as the starter while incumbent Ricky Ray was injured. 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Bristol demonstrated the target for their return to the Aviva Premiership extends beyond mere survival by giving Harlequins a fright before succumbing 21-19 at Twickenham.Their seven-year absence from the top flight proved no obstacle as they led for most of the match and it was only when Nick Evans slotted a 65th-minute penalty that Quins occupied the driving seat.Tusi Pisi, a summer arrival from the Suntory Sungoliaths in Japan, provided a touch of class at fly-half and the veteran Samoa international was the best player on display in the second act of the traditional London double-header.It was not the ideal start to John Kingstons reign as successor to the departed Conor OShea with a scrappy Quins team parading five capped England stars labouring to victory before a crowd of 47,029.Their captain Danny Care endured a torrid afternoon with his errors contributing to two of Bristols tries, while their own touch down through Joe Marchant should have been chalked off for a forward pass.Early pressure on their line soon gave way to a bright spell from Bristol, who forced an opening through centre Will Hurrell before renewing their attack down the right wing.The majority of the opening quarter was being played in Quins half with Pisi offering the underdogs direction, his quick hands creating space for Tom Varndell before the cover defence arrived.There was no stopping Varndell in the 21st minute, however, as the former England wing picked off a loose floated pass from Care and raced over for an intercept try converted by Gavin Henson.ddddddddddddCare was partly to blame when Bristol plundered a second try, falling off a feeble tackle on Pisi to enable the Samoan to weave his way out of heavy track and over the whitewash.Henson converted and then departed, seemingly as result of an earlier collision with Joe Marler, and with the first half drawing to a close Quins finally burst into life.Marland Yarde finished off a line-out catch and drive and the 2012 champions scored a second moments later when the England wing found a gap before sending Marchant over with a clear forward passed that was somehow given the all clear by the TMO.Bristol reacted shortly after the interval when wing Ryan Edwards kicked ahead and fell on the ball over the line after it squirted out of the grasp of Marchant.England forwards coach Steve Borthwick watched on from the stands as the west-country club, positioned close to the posts, drove Quins back at one scrum and then won a second as they desperately sought to protect their 19-15 lead.Cares torrid afternoon continued as he cost Quins 10 yards for back chatting referee Luke Pearce after a penalty had been awarded against his England colleague Chris Robshaw.Evans kicked three points to narrow the deficit and then added his third penalty of the match as the lead changed hands and Quins clung on to victory. 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