of ayern to get vantage mistake by hoffenheim's captain of ayern took advantage mistake by hoffenheim's captain and came away with the victory. >> we want to no longer share the record. so many games without a loss is really special. >> 36 consecutive matches unbeaten. that does not seem to be enough for the coach. >> there is more good news for bayern after leverkusen suffered an upset defeat. with less than 10 minutes to go, the home side scored. the goal allowed them to claim their first home win of the season. scored their first away win of the season. >> he scored the game-winner with some help from hamburg. in the 23rd minute, kruse intercepted a poorly placed pass and opened scoring. that was not the end of their bad luck. he lost the ball to a gladbach midfielder. he passed to kruse, who netted his 7th goal of the season. hamburg did not give up. they had twice as many shots on goal as their opponents but failed to capitalize. in the end, they came away empty-handed. >> let's take a look at this weekend's results. you see the victories by augsburg and bremen. in other games, her

hoffenheim have slipped down to 14th. better.not faring much freiburg can breathe easier after their second win in three games. us.that's all from stay with dw for more news and updates. thanks for watching. >> tongs to form a grand coalition dominated the political discussion in germany throughout the week. almost a month into the negotiations, the conservative reminded the social democrats of .he need to compromise >> the sbd has to stop putting in orders that the people of germany have to pay for. >> the parties made common ground on a number of on contentious areas like foreign policy. there was a deal on quotas for women in leadership positions in germany. of 2016, 1/3 of the position should be filled by women. it was also a breakthrough on health care financing, where there have been differences in opinions to overc ome. >> the results are very good in terms of medical care. preventive medicine, better care for the chronically ill, more staff for long-term care for the elderly. key issues remain unresolved, as the t