German Bundesliga

Things were sorted at the top and the bottom too tonight.

Paderborn lost 1-0 to Union Berlin meaning they are relegated to Bundesliga2.

Bayern Munich are the second team in one of Europe's top five leagues to win eight consecutive domestic top-flight titles, after Juventus in Serie A from 2011-12 to 2018-19.

Juve are top once again so are on course to make it nine on the trot.

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Hansi Flick is the third person to win the Bundesliga title for Bayern Munich both as a player and a manager, after Franz Beckenbauer and Niko Kovac.

Flick won four Bundesliga titles as a Bayern player in 1985-86, 1986-87, 1988-89 and 1989-90.

German football expert Raphael Honigstein says Bayern Munich may have wanted a bigger name but kept Hansi Flick in the job as he kept winning.

"He has brought back Bayern's identity," Honigstein says on BT Sport.

Bayern Munich players are out on the pitch and doing the 'oles' in the direction of club legend Oliver Kahn and other staff who are in the stands.

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What a job Hansi Flick has done since replacing Niko Kovac in November.

Their recent run - played: 23, won: 22, draw: 1.

They dropped to seventh at one stage but claim another title with two games to spare.

#8inarow and 29 times overall, BAYERN MUNICH ARE BUNDESLIGA CHAMPIONS AGAIN.

Final few seconds...

Huge celebrations from Bayern Munich as Manuel Neuer makes a title-winning save, stretching full length low to his right to tip away Joshua Sargant's header.

Incredible stop and Jerome Boateng comes in to let his skipper know how massive that will prove to be in a couple of minutes' time.

Werder scream for a penalty as Joshua Sargant's shot hits Jerome Boateng on the hand but the Bayern man's arms are down by his side and the referee waves play on.

Five to go.

Remember, Bayern are heading for the title with victory today.

Bayern just cannot find that second goal.

Kingsley Coman turns centre-back Milos Veljkovic inside out, but his left-footed shot is straight at Werder goalkeeper Jiri Pavlenka.

A second yellow card, which looks soft, for Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies and the Canadian is sent for an early bath.

Can Werder capitalise with 12 minutes remaining?

The virtual crowds is quite clever, making it seem like the stadium is full, but as the camera angle changes they all go a funny shape.

Top v bottom in La Liga is under way.

20 minutes to go here, Werder showing no signs that they can get back into this game.

A minute's silence before kick-off in memory of all those who have lost their lives from Covid-19.

No problems with social distancing seating for subs and staff at the Nou Camp.

Beautiful, one-touch football from Bayern.

Serge Gnabry trapping the ball for the onrushing Benjamin Pavard who strikes a yard wide.