Bayern Munich cemented top spot in the Bundesliga with a come-from-behind victory over Stuttgart.
The hosts got off to a good start as Tanguy Coulibaly opened the scoring with his first league goal of the campaign after 20 minutes.
Hans Flick's charges weren't behind for too long after Kingsley Coman restored parity in the 38th minute after being set up by Thomas Muller.
The turnaround was complete on the stroke of halftime through Robert Lewandowski's superb long-range strike that left Gregor Kobel with no chance.
Second-half substitute Douglas Costa wrapped up proceedings in the 87th minute as the Bavarians cement top spot in the Bundesliga.
Borussia Dormtund's title push suffered a mini-setback after falling to a 2-1 loss at the hands of Koln.
Koln took the iniative early on when Ellyes Skhiri opened the scoring after just nine minutes with his fourth goal of the season.
While Dortmund had no reply in the first half, Skhiri doubled the visitors' on the hour mark, leaving Dortmund shell-shocked.
Thorgan Hazard did give Dortmund hope by reducing the deficit in the 74th minute, but they were unable to claw their way back as Koln held on for the win.
