The Bundesliga has seen its first coaching change of the season just three games in, with Eugen Polanski stepping down as manager of Borussia Mönchengladbach. This follows a similar situation last season, when the club parted ways with Gerardo Seoane at the same point in the campaign. The decision comes after a heavy 5-0 home defeat to Freiburg, a team that has started the season with a perfect record. Gladbach took a 2-0 lead in the first half, but the game turned dramatically when captain Tim Kleindienst was sent off for a second yellow card, leading to a disastrous outcome for the home side. Polanski announced his resignation on Sunday, expressing his disappointment but emphasizing his deep connection with the club. He stated that the changes made during the off-season did not yield the results that were expected. Polanski had a long and storied relationship with Borussia Mönchengladbach, having joined the academy as a child and coaching the under-23s before taking charge of the first team. However, the current squad is viewed as weaker than in previous years, with key players like Marcus Thuram and Ramy Bensebaini leaving after their contracts expired. As a result, the club's sporting director, Rouven Schröder, is now under pressure for his recruitment decisions and for backing Polanski during the season. Other Bundesliga teams have had mixed results in recent matches. Borussia Dortmund maintained their perfect start with a win over Paderborn, while Freiburg continued their undefeated run. Bayern Munich’s Harry Kane scored his first Bundesliga goal of the season against Elversberg, securing a victory for his team. RB Leipzig also won against Hamburg, with Christopher Nkunku scoring his first goal back in the league. Bayer Leverkusen avoided a second consecutive away defeat with a draw at Augsburg, where Patrik Schick scored a late goal to salvage a point. Schalke ended their long winless streak in the Bundesliga with a victory at Union Berlin, with Robin Gosens scoring the opener. Werder Bremen’s Niclas Füllkrug continued his strong form with a goal against Cologne. As a result of these performances, the league table currently has Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund leading the pack. The early season developments show that while some teams are excelling, others, like Gladbach, are struggling to find their footing.