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Mainz midfielder Kunde Malong take a knee in solidarity with protests taking across the United States over the death of George Floyd. AFP

BORUSSIA DORTMUND 1 HERTHA BERLIN 0: Dortmund's Emre Can, second left, celebrates with teammates after scoring the winner against Hertha Berlin at Signal Iduna Park on Saturday, June 6, 2020. AP

Dortmund's Emre Can scores against Hertha. Getty

Dortmund's Jadon Sancho after missing a chance. Reuters

Dortmund players before the game wearing t-shirts in support of the Black Lives Matter protests in the US. AP

Both teams drop to one knee for a moment's silence shortly before kick-off in support of the Black Lives Matter protests. AP

RB LEIPZIG 1 PADERBORN 1: Christian Strohdiek, of Paderborn, celebrates scoring the equaliser against RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga match at the Red Bull Arena on June 6, 2020. EPA

RB Leipzig's Timo Werner in action against Paderborn. EPA

Leipzig's Czech forward Patrik Schick scores the opener. AFP

Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano is challenged by Streli Mamba of Paderborn. AFP

Leipzig's Dayot Upamecano is shown a red card by referee Deniz Aytekin. EPA

FORTUNA DUSSELDORF 2 HOFFENHEIM 2: Dusseldorf's Rouwen Hennings heads home the opening goal against Hoffenheim at the Dusseldorf Arena. AP

Dusseldorf's Rouwen Hennings, centre, celebrates with teammates after scoring his first goal. EPA

Dusseldorf manager Uwe Rosler. AP

Dusseldorf's substitutes players on the bench. AFP

Hoffenheim's Steven Zuber scores his team's second goal. EPA

Rouwen Hennings scores from the spot for Fortuna Dusseldorf. EPA

Hoffenheim's Munas Dabbur makes the scores 1-1. EPA

Dusseldorf's Kaan Ayhan falls to the ground after being hit in the face by Benjamin Huebner - the Hoffenheim player was sent-off as a result. AFP

Referee Soren Storks refers to VAR during the Dusseldorf-Hoffenheim game. Reuters

EINTRACHT FRANKFURT 0 MAINZ 2: Moussa Niakhate of Mainz celebrates after scoring against Eintracht Frankfurt at the Commerzbank Arena. EPA

Mainz's Pierre Kunde Malong celebrates scoring his side's second goal. AP

Eintracht Frankfurt manager Adi Hutter. EPA

Mainz midfielder Kunde Malong take a knee in solidarity with protests taking across the United States over the death of George Floyd. AFP

BORUSSIA DORTMUND 1 HERTHA BERLIN 0: Dortmund's Emre Can, second left, celebrates with teammates after scoring the winner against Hertha Berlin at Signal Iduna Park on Saturday, June 6, 2020. AP

Dortmund's Emre Can scores against Hertha. Getty

Dortmund's Jadon Sancho after missing a chance. Reuters

Dortmund players before the game wearing t-shirts in support of the Black Lives Matter protests in the US. AP

Both teams drop to one knee for a moment's silence shortly before kick-off in support of the Black Lives Matter protests. AP

RB LEIPZIG 1 PADERBORN 1: Christian Strohdiek, of Paderborn, celebrates scoring the equaliser against RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga match at the Red Bull Arena on June 6, 2020. EPA

RB Leipzig's Timo Werner in action against Paderborn. EPA

Leipzig's Czech forward Patrik Schick scores the opener. AFP

Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano is challenged by Streli Mamba of Paderborn. AFP

Leipzig's Dayot Upamecano is shown a red card by referee Deniz Aytekin. EPA

FORTUNA DUSSELDORF 2 HOFFENHEIM 2: Dusseldorf's Rouwen Hennings heads home the opening goal against Hoffenheim at the Dusseldorf Arena. AP

Dusseldorf's Rouwen Hennings, centre, celebrates with teammates after scoring his first goal. EPA

Dusseldorf manager Uwe Rosler. AP

Dusseldorf's substitutes players on the bench. AFP

Hoffenheim's Steven Zuber scores his team's second goal. EPA

Rouwen Hennings scores from the spot for Fortuna Dusseldorf. EPA

Hoffenheim's Munas Dabbur makes the scores 1-1. EPA

Dusseldorf's Kaan Ayhan falls to the ground after being hit in the face by Benjamin Huebner - the Hoffenheim player was sent-off as a result. AFP

Referee Soren Storks refers to VAR during the Dusseldorf-Hoffenheim game. Reuters

EINTRACHT FRANKFURT 0 MAINZ 2: Moussa Niakhate of Mainz celebrates after scoring against Eintracht Frankfurt at the Commerzbank Arena. EPA

Mainz's Pierre Kunde Malong celebrates scoring his side's second goal. AP

Eintracht Frankfurt manager Adi Hutter. EPA

Mainz midfielder Kunde Malong take a knee in solidarity with protests taking across the United States over the death of George Floyd. AFP

Emre Can goal keeps alive Borussia Dortmund's slim title hopes

Strike from former Liverpool midfielder earns his team a 1-0 win over Hertha, as third-placed Leipzig draw at home to Paderborn

The National

June 06, 2020

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