What was the final score of RB Leipzig vs Borussia Mönchengladbach?

The final score was RB Leipzig 1 - 0 Borussia Mönchengladbach.

Who scored in RB Leipzig vs Borussia Mönchengladbach?

Goal scorers: Y. Diomande (80').

Daily Goals

RB Leipzig 1 - 0 Borussia Mönchengladbach

Bundesliga · Regular Season - 29

April 11, 2026

Match Report

RB Leipzig Grind Out Gritty 1-0 Victory Over Borussia Mönchengladbach In a tight Bundesliga clash, RB Leipzig emerged victorious over Borussia Mönchengladbach with a 1-0 scoreline. The home side's clinical finishing proved to be the difference, as they outshot their opponents 24 to 15 and registered 11 shots on target compared to just 3 for Gladbach. The winning goal came in the 80th minute through a strike from RB Leipzig's Yussuf Diomande, who was the standout player on the pitch with a rating of 9.7. The Ivorian forward made the most of a well-crafted assist from Christopher Baumgartner to break the deadlock and secure all three points for his side. Tactically, RB Leipzig's high-pressing approach was the key to their victory. They won the possession battle 52% to 48% and forced Gladbach into making more mistakes, with the visitors committing 6 fouls compared to 9 for the home team. This relentless pressure resulted in Gladbach struggling to create clear-cut chances, as evidenced by their expected goals of just 1.79 compared to Leipzig's 2.25. In contrast, Gladbach's failure to capitalize on their set-piece opportunities ultimately cost them. The away side earned 4 corner kicks but were unable to convert any of them into goals, highlighting their lack of clinical finishing in the final third. This, combined with their inability to cope with Leipzig's high press, led to their downfall on the day.

Goals

80' - ⚽ Y. Diomande (Assisted by C. Baumgartner)(RB Leipzig)

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Bundesliga · Regular Season - 29

RB Leipzig

1–0

Full Time · HT 0–0

Borussia Mönchengladbach

Match Timeline

Half Time

80'

Y. Diomande

⚽ RB Leipzig · 🅰️ C. Baumgartner

Match Stats

52%Possession48%

24Shots15

11Shots on Target3

Match Insights

Man of the Match 🏆

Y. Diomande

1 goal

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Key Moment

80' · Y. Diomande

📅Apr - 11 - 2026

📝 Match Report

Match Insights

⚡Finishing Efficiency

RB Leipzig were more clinical in front of goal

RB Leipzig converted 1 of 11 shots on target. Borussia Mönchengladbach converted 0 from 3.

📈Momentum Shift

A composed and assured performance

1 goals scored across 16 match events.

⚽Possession Efficiency

RB Leipzig wielded the ball with purpose

RB Leipzig had 52% possession and generated 24 shots. Borussia Mönchengladbach had 48% and created 15.

🛡️Defensive Strength

RB Leipzig backline refused to bend

RB Leipzig faced 15 shots and conceded only 0. Defensive efficiency: 100%.

RB Leipzig Grind Out Gritty 1-0 Victory Over Borussia Mönchengladbach

In a tight Bundesliga clash, RB Leipzig emerged victorious over Borussia Mönchengladbach with a 1-0 scoreline. The home side's clinical finishing proved to be the difference, as they outshot their opponents 24 to 15 and registered 11 shots on target compared to just 3 for Gladbach.

The winning goal came in the 80th minute through a strike from RB Leipzig's Yussuf Diomande, who was the standout player on the pitch with a rating of 9.7. The Ivorian forward made the most of a well-crafted assist from Christopher Baumgartner to break the deadlock and secure all three points for his side.

Tactically, RB Leipzig's high-pressing approach was the key to their victory. They won the possession battle 52% to 48% and forced Gladbach into making more mistakes, with the visitors committing 6 fouls compared to 9 for the home team. This relentless pressure resulted in Gladbach struggling to create clear-cut chances, as evidenced by their expected goals of just 1.79 compared to Leipzig's 2.25.

In contrast, Gladbach's failure to capitalize on their set-piece opportunities ultimately cost them. The away side earned 4 corner kicks but were unable to convert any of them into goals, highlighting their lack of clinical finishing in the final third. This, combined with their inability to cope with Leipzig's high press, led to their downfall on the day.