Bayern held at home to Frankfurt after Muani goal

The result was Bayern's third consecutive 1-1 draw, with the Bavarians still looking for their first win of 2023. Union Berlin's 2-0 derby win over city rivals Hertha earlier on Saturday meant Bayern's three-point cushion on top of the table had been erased by kick-off.
"We had three or four big chances that we might have actually made the most of before Christmas," Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann told Sky.
Meanwhile, Eintracht coach Oliver Glasner brought on Japan international Daichi Kamada just past the hour and the change had an almost immediate impact, Kamada exchanging passes with Kolo Muani before the latter struck the ball past Sommer and into the net.
"We have a great group and if I can help the team, then I'm very satisfied. It was an intense game for us. We came here to get a point and we did it," said Kolo Muani, who now has seven goals and 10 assists in the league this term.
Earlier on Saturday, Union took the lead away to Hertha late in the first half through Dutch defender Danilho Doekhi, who headed in a free-kick from captain Christopher Trimmel. Union doubled their lead halfway through the second half through midfielder Paul Seguin to run out victors over a spirited but toothless Hertha. Visiting fans began singing "city champions" with 10 minutes remaining, celebrating their fifth consecutive derby win.
Elsewhere, Freiburg beat Augsburg 3-1 at home to move into fourth place. First-half goals by towering Austrian striker Michael Gregoritsch and fellow forward Lucas Hoeler put Freiburg in the driving seat. A 29th-minute penalty from Mergim Berisha gave the visitors hope, but Freiburg sealed their first win of 2023 through an 85th-minute strike from Philipp Lienhart.
In Bremen, Germany striker Niclas Fuellkrug scored both his side's goals in a 2-1 win over Wolfsburg, overtaking RB Leipzig forward Christopher Nkunku to top the Bundesliga scoring charts with 13 goals this season. Promoted Bremen, who had lost six of their past eight matches came up against an in-form Wolfsburg who were unbeaten in 11 games under former Bayern coach Niko Kovac.
Borussia Moenchengladbach compounded Hoffenheim's misery with a 4-1 away win thanks to two goals and an assist from Jonas Hofmann. Hoffenheim suffered their sixth defeat in their last eight games, leaving them just three points clear of the relegation playoff spot. Mainz overcame the disappointment of Wednesday's last-gasp loss to Borussia Dortmund, thrashing Bochum 5-2 at home, their first win in seven league matches dating back to October.