Week 6 by the Numbers

0 — Num­ber of wins by Frank­furt, the last remain­ing win­less team
5 - Total num­ber of shots by Glad­bach in their 0–1 defeat to Ham­burg
7 — Goals scored by Patrick Helmes this sea­son, that’s equal to or more than 8 teams (Hertha, Köln, Han­nover, Karl­sruhe, Bochum, Cot­tbus, Frank­furt, and Glad­bach)
8.06 — The aver­age num­ber of points the aver­age Bun­desliga squad has after the first 6 games of the sea­son. Com­pare with EPL at 8.35 and 20 draws after six games vs. 28 in the Bun­desliga
9 — Num­ber of dif­fer­ent goalscor­ers in the Bremen-Hoffenheim game. That’s quite an accom­plish­ment
10 — Saves by Rene Adler to pre­serve Leverkusen’s 3–2 vic­tory over Bochum, the most in a sin­gle game so far this sea­son
12 — Cor­ner kick dif­fer­en­tial favor­ing Bochum in their 2–3 loss to Lev­erkusen
14 - Min­utes Chris­t­ian Lell played before being sub­sti­tuted by Mas­simo Oddo
16 — Times Christoph Daum has earned at least a point in his 18 meet­ings against Schalke
36 — Min­utes it took for the Bremen-Hoffenheim game to reach 6 goals, mak­ing it the high­est scor­ing game of the week by half­time
54 — Time of Pos­ses­sion, in per­cent­age, of the los­ing teams this week
1798 — Dis­tance, in kilo­me­ters, of Madonna from Frank­furt on Match­day 6 (she was in Athens at the time)

Tagged as: Bremen, Christian Lell, Christoph Daum, Cottbus, EPL, FC Schalke 04, Frankfurt, Gladbach, Hannover 96, Hertha, Karlsruher SC, Koeln, Leverkusen, Massimo Oddo, Patrick Helmes, Rene Adler, TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, VfL Bochum