Matchday 7 in pictures

New manager, same story. For the second straight week, Bayern Munich blew a 2-0 lead, this time at the hands of Hertha Berlin. Mats Hummels headed in the opening goal after 10 minutes and Robert Lewandowski doubled Bayern's lead shortly after the break. But Ondrej Duda (left) and Salomon Kalou (center) scored two quick goals to level the scoring.

Bottom club Cologne scored their first goal since matchday 2 but their best league performance of the season so far wasn't enough to stop RB Leipzig, who triumphed thanks to goals from Lukas Klostermann and Yussuf Poulsen (pictured). Klostermann beat an otherwise brilliant Timo Horn at his near post in the first half before Poulsen headed home from close range in the second.

There was a lunchtime thriller at the Schwarzwalder stadium as Freiburg fought back from a goal down to beat Hoffenheim. There was an early flurry of goals - three in five minutes to be exact - with Hack giving Hoffenheim an early lead before a quickfire Freiburg double put Freiburg in front. The home side added a third through Stenzel and held on despite an injury time own goal from Schuster.

An outrageous backheel from Andriy Yarmolenko (pictured) set the league leaders on their way early on but the hosts soon levelled through Caiuby's close-range header. Following awful Augsburg defending, Shinji Kagawa netted a sumptuous chip on 23 minutes to rival Yarmolenko's brilliance. The video assistant awarded Dortmund a penalty but Pierre-Emerick Aubamayeng botched his chipped spotkick.

Sebastien Haller (pictured) produced a stunning bicycle kick deep into stoppage time to hand the hosts the points. Ante Rebic had given Frankfurt the lead after an error by Holger Badstuber but Stuttgart hit back when Simon Terodde headed in a corner shortly after coming on as a substitute. Frankfurt's Simon Falette was then sent off but the video assistant ruled the push was just outside the box.

Gladbach snatched victory at the death when Thorgan Hazard (pictured) converted a penalty after the referee awarded the stoppage time spotkick in consultation with the video assistant. Salif Sane was adjudged to have fouled Vincenzo Grifo. Matthias Ginter and Martin Harnik traded the other goals in a game delayed 15 minutes because the Hannover team bus was caught in traffic.

The Nordderby ended in a goalless draw, which did little to help the two struggling teams in the table. Bremen started the better but Hamburg grew into the game and Gotoku Sakai had arguably the best chance. Another impressive Japanese player, Tatsuya Ito, went off injured on his first Hamburg start.

Josuha Guilavogui (pictured) headed in a corner 10 minutes into the second half to boost Wolfsburg but they were pegged back when Yoshinori Muto netted with a superb header of his own from almost on the penalty spot. The draw means Martin Schmidt has three points from his opening three games as Wolfsburg coach.

Leon Bailey (pictured) came off the bench to rescue a point for Leverkusen in their draw at Schalke on Friday. The home side had taken a first-half lead through a stunning Leon Goretzka free kick. The result sums up both sides' inconsistent form.