Leipzig win 3-2 at Wolfsburg to kick off the 29th round of the Bundesliga. With their second win in a row, the Saxons move up to fourth place and keep their Champions League chances alive.
11.04.2025, 22:31
11.04.2025, 22:32
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Shortly after the break and Xavi Simons' second goal from distance, the game seemed to be over. However, Wolfsburg were not disheartened by the 3-0 scoreline, continued to fight tirelessly and came close again with goals from Kilian Fischer (58') and Andreas Skov Olsen (75'). However, VfL were unable to avert their fourth defeat in a row.
Leipzig closed the gap on Frankfurt in terms of points in the table and moved up to fourth place in the Champions League. Mainz, with Switzerland's Silvan Widmer, can overtake them again with a win at Hoffenheim on Saturday.
Brief telegram and table:
Wolfsburg - Leipzig 2:3 (0:2). - 23,070 spectators. - Goals: 11. Openda 0:1. 26. Simons 0:2. 49. Simons 0:3. 58. Fischer 1:3. 75. Skov Olsen 2:3.
Saturday: Borussia Mönchengladbach - SC Freiburg 15.30. Bochum - Augsburg 15.30. Hoffenheim - Mainz 05 15.30. Bayer Leverkusen - Union Berlin 15.30. Holstein Kiel - St. Pauli 15.30. Bayern Munich - Borussia Dortmund 18.30. - Sunday: VfB Stuttgart - Werder Bremen 15.30. Eintracht Frankfurt - Heidenheim 17.30.
1. Bayern Munich 28/68 (81:27). 2. Bayer Leverkusen 28/62 (63:34). 3. Eintracht Frankfurt 28/48 (55:42). 4. RB Leipzig 29/48 (47:37). 5. Mainz 05 28/46 (46:32). 6. Borussia Mönchengladbach 28/44 (45:41). 7. SC Freiburg 28/42 (38:44). 8. Borussia Dortmund 28/41 (52:43). 9. VfB Stuttgart 28/40 (51:44). 10. Werder Bremen 28/39 (45:53). 11. Augsburg 28/39 (31:39). 12. Wolfsburg 29/38 (51:45). 13. Union Berlin 28/33 (26:40). 14. Hoffenheim 28/27 (34:52). 15. St. Pauli 28/26 (23:34). 16. Heidenheim 28/22 (32:53). 17. Bochum 28/20 (28:59). 18. Holstein Kiel 28/18 (39:68).
