BUNDESLIGA ROUND-UP: Auba to the rescue, Bayern stumble, and other talking points from matchday 20

Round 19 was a good one for some teams, but for others, not so much. Dortmund will be very happy to have Pierre Emerick Aubameyang back with the squad, whilst Bayern failed to take advantage of their lead against Schalke. Meanwhile, Eintracht Frankfurt continue to soar as they chase what would be a very impressive Champions League berth - especially considering they barely avoided the drop last term.

Not so super Bayern?

Although die Roten are on top of the league, there seems to be something not right for Bayern Munich. They enjoy a four point lead over the rest of the group, but that's largely thanks to Leipzig dropping points. And the numbers here confirm that the team have not enjoyed the same level of dominance under Carlo Ancelotti as they have in prior terms:

6 - After matchday 19, Bayern Munich have won 46 points - 6 points less than last season. Talking points. pic.twitter.com/1NnahgJRov

— OptaFranz (@OptaFranz) February 6, 2017

A foul start to February for teams on the road

Interestingly, if your team was featuring on the road, it wasn't a good day for them. In fact, only Schalke managed to get anything out of their fixture, whilst the other eight teams failed to make the grade. This matched a rather unwanted precedent dating back 12 years:

1 - #Bundesliga away teams gained only 1 point on matchday 19 - for the first time in 12 years (February 2005). Drought. pic.twitter.com/d9dOvHtZcZ

— OptaFranz (@OptaFranz) February 6, 2017

Eintracht Frankfurt = the Bundesliga's Leicester?

Sort of. Eintracht Frankfurt, unfortunately, will not be able to emulate Leicester and win the Bundesliga title. However, they have been quite impressive this term. Last time, they barely escaped relegation by beating Nurnberg 2-1 on aggregate during a two-legged playoff. And with 35 points, they have truly overachieved on levels supporters have not seen in ages:

35 - @Eintracht earned 35 points in the first 19 @Bundesliga_EN matches. That is the highest amount of points since 1992/93. Hot.

— OptaFranz (@OptaFranz) February 5, 2017

Like Leicester, they have used their "great escape" to their full advantage. Eintracht Frankfurt have been soaring this season and are well on course to secure Champions League football - something that, after finishing in 16th last term, their fans would have thought was practically impossible.

Werder Bremen's impressive streak...but it doesn't translate into results on the pitch

Werder Bremen have scored in their past 19 matchdays, which is the longest streak in the Bundesliga. Unfortunately, they are winless in their last five games and are on a three-match losing streak. Hopefully, some of those goals will start counting towards some positive results, as they are just one point above the drop zone.

The battle for the Torjägerkanone is on

Aubameyang may not have been able to fire Gabon to glory at AFCON 2017, but he's still on course to clinch what would be a well-deserved personal accolade:

Key assist providers

Here is how the assist-providers stack up after 19 rounds:

Bundesliga Matchday 19 rankings: Dortmund get revenge on Leipzig, whilst Hoffenheim rebound, and Bayern stumble...but still remain on top

Here's how things are shaping up in the Bundesliga after 19 rounds...will there be more changes after matchday 20 this coming weekend?