Bayern Munich routed Wolfsburg 5-0 Saturday to take advantage of Leipzig's first defeat and replace the promoted side at the top of the Bundesliga. Leipzig's record 13-game unbeaten start was finally ended in a 1-0 loss at coach Ralph Hasenhuettl's former side Ingolstadt, which had been bottom but climbed one place. Brazilian midfielder Roger's early header was enough to end Leipzig's eight-game winning run and give Ingolstadt its second win in four games under new coach Maik Walpurgis.
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