In another busy day of 2. Bundesliga pre-season action, there were five wins from five on a fine footballing Sunday.
SC Freiburg 2-1 Freiburger FC
On a day where Freiburg's kits were unveiled and the sun shone in the beautiful city, the now 2. Bundesliga side were able to send their fans home with a win.
New signing Amir Abrashi opened the scoring and Marc Torrejón doubled that lead just ten minutes later, in what was an impressive opening.
However, they failed to add to their tally and promising youngster Lukas Bohroput unfortunately put through his own net after the hour mark.
SC Paderborn 07 26-0 DJK SSG Paderborn
Paderborn went to town on their city rivals this Sunday, recording an incredible victory which resulted in four players scoring hat-tricks.
Rick ten Voorde scored five, Mahir Saglik four and both Moritz Stoppelkamp and Idir Ouali notched up hat-tricks.
Marc Vucinovic, trialist Rico Benatelli, Srdjan Lakic and Leverkusen loanee Marc Brasnic scored braces, with Süleyman Koc and Khaled Narey rounding things off.
FSV Frankfurt 2-1 Wormatia Worms
Tomas Oral's men were pushed all the way by Wormatia, and even fell behind to their opponents.
A 10-1 win yesterday couldn't be matched and Sandro Loechelt gave them a lead after 20 minutes.
Like their bus getting stuck a day previous, it took a mammoth effort to get things going again. No crane was needed, although Papa Ibou Kebe and Zlatko Dedic were on hand to turn the game on its head.
St. Pauli 3-0 MTV Barum
St. Pauli continued their preparation for the 2015/16 campaign with a win over MTV Barum.
Lennart Thy and Marc Rzatkowski had the Hamburg club 2-0 up within half an hour, though they struggled to add another goal.
It took until the 83rd minute and Braun's own-goal to make it three, giving Ewald Lienen's side a deserved victory.
1860 Munich 5-0 SV Kirchanschöring
To cap off the day, 1860 put five past their lowly opposition to give them a boost ahead of the new season.
Korbinian Vollmann, Stephan Hain and Richi Neudecker's goals had the Bavarian side 3-0 up at half-time.
Hain nabbed his brace before Rodri scored late on to seal the comprehensive win.