Borussia Dortmund's (fortunate) 2-1 win against Mainz temporarily returned them to the summit, but Bayern Munich reclaimed top spot the next day with a 4-1 victory in Düsseldorf. That means the Bundesliga table looks much like it did before, with the Black & Yellows trailing by a point heading into the final five matches.

Julian Weigl was happy to hear the final whistle, while Jadon Sancho was delighted with two goals and three points. Here are more reactions to the 2-1 win over Mainz.

In the first half, Borussia Dortmund were the only team really in the game (eight attempts on goal compared to two for Mainz). But the tables certainly turned after half time (15 attempts for Mainz compared to three for BVB). Both sides were unlucky to hit the woodwork (the hosts once, the visitors twice). FSV had a total of 17 attempts on goal - more than they've managed in any other away match in the Bundesliga this season. For their part, BVB covered more ground than in any other match in...

Both Roman Bürki and Marco Reus were unhappy with the performance in the second half. ''I find it inexplicable why we let up like that,'' said the captain when interviewed by Sky. In the words of head coach Lucien Favre: ''The result is the only thing that counts.''