St. Pauli
WolfsburgSt. Pauli: 1. Voll B. - 4. Nemeth D., 11. Pyrka, 21. Ritzka (Dźwigała, 67), 23. Oppie - 8. Smith E., 16. Fujita, 24. Metcalfe (Klein, 90) - 20. Rasmussen Ma. - 7. Niang Y. (Kaars, 70) - 9. Ceesay Ab. (Hara Ta., 90)
Substitution: Dźwigała (from 67); Kaars (from 70); Klein (from 90); Hara Ta. (from 90)
Bench: 33. Mitov - 14. Ahlstrand - 17. Banks - 26. Jade-Jones
Yellow Cards: Ritzka 4; Ceesay Ab. 32
Wolfsburg: 30. Zielinski J. - 6. Wahl, 33. Cleiton S. (Adjetey, 65) - 21. Maehle - 2. Fischer K., 5. Vinícius Souza, 17. Bernhardsson (Besio, 82), 32. Svanberg (Arnold M., 74) - 20. Damar M. (Dárdai B., 65) - 7. Shiogai (Gerhardt, 74), 11. Reese
Substitution: Adjetey (from 65); Dárdai B. (from 65); Arnold M. (from 74); Gerhardt (from 74); Besio (from 82)
Bench: 12. Pervan - 25. Zehnter - 14. Hensel
Yellow Cards: Cleiton S. 12; Maehle 85
A full-scale disaster unfolded in the relegation play-off second leg
Bayern Munich edged past Wolfsburg with a narrow 1-0 victory
The Bavarians netted their 102nd goal of the campaign, surpassing the long-standing benchmark set in the 1971/72 season
Borussia Mönchengladbach secured a crucial 2–0 home victory
VfB Stuttgart sent out a powerful statement in the race for UEFA Champions League qualification
Leipzig were left frustrated as a dramatic stoppage-time penalty denied them a vital Bundesliga victory
The contest turned into a one-sided exhibition of dominance inside the Allianz Arena
The Bundesliga served up a true classic
A dramatic late surge secured a 3–1 comeback victory for Bayern Munich
The decision underscores the growing frustration within the club after a disappointing start to the season
Bremen is now unbeaten in five consecutive league games and has climbed temporarily into seventh place
The only goal of the match came in the 20th minute
VfB Stuttgart returned to winning ways with a crucial 2-0 victory
