VfL Wolfsburg Haberleri

Bence Dardai has hit the ground running this season. Just a week after making his Bundesliga debut, the youngster broke a record that had stood for 11 years by finding the net in Sunday’s 3-1 victory at Heidenheim – a goal which made him the Wolves’ youngest scorer in their Bundesliga history. Here are the top five…

VfL Wolfsburg rounded off Bundesliga Matchday 10 with a 3-1 victory at FC Heidenheim on Sunday evening. The Green-and-Whites made a fast start and took the lead through Yannick Gerhardt after only three minutes, before Bence Dardai doubled the visitors’ advantage shortly before the interval. Heidenheim played with greater urgency in the second half and pulled a goal back through Marvin Pieringer in the 64th minute, but despite pushing hard for an equaliser they were unable to find a way past VfL goalkeeper Kamil Grabara. Tiago Tomas completed the scoring in the 90th minute to secure the Wolves’ third away league win of the current campaign.

The Wolves rounded off Matchday 10 with a 3-1 (2-0) win away to 1. FC Heidenheim, finally breaking their long-running Sunday hoodoo. Yannick Gerhardt (3’), Bence Dardai (40’) – his first goal for the club – and Tiago Tomas (90’) were on the scoresheet for the Wolves, while Marvin Pieringer (64’) replied for FCH.

When VfL Wolfsburg travel to the Voith-Arena to face Heidenheim on Sunday evening (19:30 CET), they will look to build on their impressive record against a side who are still waiting for their first victory over the Green-and-Whites. In the teams’ five league meetings to date, VfL have emerged victorious on four occasions, with the other encounter ending in a draw. Frank Schmidt’s charges made their Bundesliga debut in Wolfsburg on Matchday 1 of last season, falling to a 2-0 defeat.

The last-16 ties of the DFB Cup have been scheduled by the German Football Association (DFB). The Wolves’ encounter with TSG Hoffenheim at the Volkswagen Arena will kick off at 18:00 CET on Wednesday 4 December.

VfL Wolfsburg had to settle for a 1-1 draw at home to FC Augsburg on Matchday 9 after Mohammed Amoura’s equaliser. It means the Wolves are still waiting for the first home win of this Bundesliga season.

Sunday evening’s draw for the last 16 of the DFB Cup handed the Wolves a home match against TSG Hoffenheim. The tie will be played at the Volkswagen Arena on 3 or 4 December, with the exact schedule to be confirmed shortly.

VfL Wolfsburg’s wait for a first home league win of the 2024/25 season goes on. In fact, the Wolves, who were dominant for long spells but too toothless against an effective Augsburg side, were on the brink of defeat until Mohammed Amoura made it 1-1 late on with a powerful strike.

When the Wolves entertain Augsburg at the Volkswagen Arena this afternoon (kick-off 15:30 CET), they’ll be facing unique opponents. That’s because FCA are the only current Bundesliga club who VfL have yet to meet in any other competition. The record against the Bavarians is mixed, with eight wins, nine draws and nine defeats in the books. More facts and stats ahead of the Matchday 9 clash:

VfL Wolfsburg’s extra-time victory over Borussia Dortmund marked another chapter in the teams’ thrilling DFB Cup history, while it was an extra special evening for Bence Dardai, who made his starting debut following his summer transfer from Hertha Berlin.