Leipzig keeps Bayern waiting for Bundesliga title
Second-placed RB Leipzig made Bayern Munich wait to be crowned Bundesliga champion as Emil Forsberg netted a second-half penalty in a 2-0 home win against 10-man Stuttgart.
Defeat for Leipzig would have confirmed Bayern as German champion for the ninth straight season despite Hansi Flick's side losing 2-1 at Mainz on Sunday (AEST).
However, Leipzig made sure the champagne went back on ice in Munich for at least another fortnight after Stuttgart played most of the game a man down.
With just 12 minutes gone, 19-year-old defender Naouirou Ahamada was shown a red card, upgraded from yellow after a VAR (video assistant referee) review, for a rough tackle on Leipzig midfielder Amadou Haidara.
Haidara headed the hosts into the lead just 20 seconds after half-time when the Malian midfielder smashed home a Dani Olmo cross.
Having been brought down in the area, Forsberg picked himself up and converted a penalty as Julian Nagelsmann's Leipzig trimmed Bayern's lead at the top to seven points with three games left.
The Bundesliga takes a break next weekend, forcing Bayern to wait for another chance to clinch the title.
