Bundesliga

• 2–4Biggest win: Borussia M.Gladbach 2–4 TSV 1860 MunichSat 4 May 2002
• 7goals in Freiburg 4–3 Hamburger SV, the mostSat 4 May 2002
• 2goals: Bernardo RomeoFreiburg 4–3 Hamburger SV
• 2goals: Daniel BierofkaBorussia M.Gladbach 2–4 TSV 1860 Munich
• 2goals: Davor SukerBorussia M.Gladbach 2–4 TSV 1860 Munich
• 2goals: Dirk LottnerEnergie Cottbus 2–3 FC Cologne
• 2goals: Kai MichalkeSt. Pauli 2–3 Nuernberg
• 2goals: Michael BallackBayer Leverkusen 2–1 Hertha Berlin
• +3more players with two goals or more

• Biggest winBayern Munich 6–0 Energie CottbusSat 23 Feb
• Most goals in a matchHamburger SV 5–2 Energie CottbusTue 18 Dec

• 81%of the teams ahead at half-time won the match142 of 175; 13 matches turned round
• 10points won after trailing at half-time: Werder Bremen, the mostBehind at the break 7 times
• 14points dropped after leading at half-time: Hansa Rostock, the mostAhead at the break 11 times
• 0–2at half-time, 4–2 at the end: FC Cologne v Hansa Rostock, the biggest turnaroundSat 16 Mar 2002

• 10%of the goals in the last five minutes and stoppage time86 goals, 0 of them in stoppage time
• 72%of the teams that scored first won the match200 of 278; 45 drew, 33 lost
• 5points won in the last five minutes: Kaiserslautern, the most4 goals scored from the 86th minute on
• 4points thrown away in the last five minutes: Hansa Rostock, the most6 goals conceded from the 86th minute on
• 22points won after going behind: Bayer Leverkusen, the mostBehind at some point in 17 matches
• 22points dropped after going ahead: Hansa Rostock, the mostAhead at some point in 18 matches
• 1'the fastest goal, with 2 others in the same minute: Radoslaw Kaluzny, Energie CottbusEnergie Cottbus 3–3 Wolfsburg, Sat 8 Sep 2001
• 90'the latest winning goal, with 6 others in the same minute: Vasile Miriuta, Energie CottbusEnergie Cottbus 1–0 Hamburger SV, Sat 28 Jul 2001

Goal minutes known, for 278 of the 306 matches played. Minutes as the match reports write them; a winning goal is the one past the loser's final total (the second of a 3–1).

• 26.2years: Bayer Leverkusen, the youngest of the 11 teams with enough birth datesAverage age, weighted by minutes played
• 28.7years: Borussia M.Gladbach, the oldest of the 11 teams with enough birth datesAverage age, weighted by minutes played
• 19years and 237 days: Jan Manner, the youngest scorer with a known birth dateSun 21 Apr 2002
• 34years: Andreas Moller, the oldest scorer with a known birth dateSat 23 Mar 2002
• 60%of the minutes played by players from Germany40 nationalities; fewest: Bayern Munich (47%), most: FC Cologne (81%)

Birth dates and citizenships of the players known with certainty: 61% of the minutes played. A player can hold more than one citizenship. Team ages only where at least 75% of the minutes are covered (11 of 18 teams).