Bundesliga: Schalke's winless run goes on after home loss to Freiburg

Schalke has not won in the Bundesliga since January and is three games away from matching Tasmania Berlin's 1965-66 record run of 31 games without a win.

Schalke, which has earned just one point from its last five league games, is bottom on four points. Freiburg moved up to 10th on 14.

Relegation-threatened Schalke 04 slumped to a 2-0 home defeat by Freiburg on Wednesday, with both goals from Roland Sallai, to extend its winless run to 28 consecutive games and edging closer to the all-time league record.

Hungarian Sallai headed Freiburg in front in the 50th minute and chipped the ball over Schalke keeper Ralf Faehrmann 18 minutes later to pile more misery on the Royal Blues.

Anchored in last place, Schalke has not won in the Bundesliga since January and is three games away from matching Tasmania Berlin's 1965-66 record run of 31 games without a win.

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Both teams were cautious in the first half but Schalke were caught napping soon after the interval, leaving Sallai far too much space in the box to drill in a header from a Jonathan Schmid cross.

Sallai added a second goal with a fine finish, completing a quick move by the visitors.

Schalke, which has earned just one point from its last five league games, is bottom on four points. Freiburg moved up to 10th on 14.