Werder Bremen 6-2 at the more of the 9th round in the Bundesliga on Sunday

DavidPruch

Bayer Leverkusen returned to profiting ways after crushing Kleine insel Bremen 6-2 at the closer of the 9th round in the Bundesliga on Sunday.

Bremen's winning streak came to an end, seeing that Leverkusen showed no mercy on the way to the 6-2 success.

The Werkself grabbed a great start on the road as Kevin Volland broke the deadlock with eight minutes played after poking home Karim Bellarabi's square pass towards the far post.

Bremen responded and assumed control, however neither Ludwig Augustinsson or Max Kruse were able to convert their promising opportunities in a tangible reward before the break in the action.

Leverkusen presented their specialized medical chance conversion before the break as they doubled the lead in the 38th minute once Julian Brandt tapped house a rebound from close range.

The visitors obtained momentum and tripled the lead within the first 50 percent as Karim Bellarabi damaged the ball over onrushing Bremen goalkeeper Jiri Pavlenka in the 45th minute.

After the restart, Werder Bremen rallied back and reduced the defaults through veteran Claudio Pizarro, who made the most out of Davy Klaassen with an hour into the game.

The "Green-Whites" gained confidence to make it 3-2 only two minutes later as Yuya Osako poked home a flicked on pass from very close range.

Just when Bremen thought they are gonna turn the tides, Leverkusen extended their lead without warning as Kai Havertz lobbed the ball over Pavlenka to make it 4-2 inside the 67th minute.

Bremen had been shocked, but Leverkusen stored it going to sink the hosts with another two goals as Aleksandar Dragovic and Haverts rounded off of the 6-2 goal festival.

With the result, Werder Bremen fall to the 4th position while Bayer Leverkusen jumped for the 12th place of the standings.

Elsewhere, Sebastien Haller's later equalizer helped Eintracht Holland to share the spoils with newly promoted Nuremberg, and Leipzig played out a goalless draw with struggling Schalke.