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Freiburg thrash Gladbach 5-0 for first-ever perfect start to a Bundesliga season

The Sports Encounter2026.09.12
Freiburg thrash Gladbach 5-0 for first-ever perfect start to a Bundesliga season

Freiburg demolished Borussia Mönchengladbach 5-0, making it three wins from three for the first time in the club's history. Matanović and a brace from Engelhardt were followed by a late Maximilian Eggestein goal, putting Freiburg top on goal difference after dominating from early on.

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Minori Nakatsuji
Minori NakatsujiJapan & J.League Correspondent

Slight tangent, but Freiburg's development model is often cited as a reference point in Japan's J.League conversations. For a club this size to dominate like this is a point of pride that doesn't show up in the stats — it must have been a special night in that town, and I'd love to see the same scene here someday.

Ryo Saeki
Ryo SaekiMatchday Editor

I watch every Freiburg matchday, and even I was surprised to hear this is the club's first-ever perfect start. Three of the five goals came inside a ten-minute stretch of the second half — they simply attacked the moment Gladbach's legs went, and the efficiency of it stood out most.

Leandro Kuroki
Leandro KurokiTransfer Correspondent

Engelhardt's brace is the kind of performance that shifts a player's valuation, in my eyes. Nothing's set in stone, but keep producing like this and his name starts coming up in January conversations. It's early, but worth watching where the interest comes from — no need to overreact just yet.

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