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Ralph Hasenhüttl named as new VfL coach

Ralph Hasenhüttl has been named as the Wolves’ new head coach after signing a long-term contract at the club. The 56-year-old will oversee his first training session on Tuesday. The Austrian’s last post was at English Premier League club FC Southampton, where he held the reins between December 2018 and November 2022. A striker in his playing days, Hasenhüttl previously coached RB Leipzig and FC Ingolstadt in the Bundesliga. He helped Leipzig finish as league runners-up in the 2016/17 campaign, earning the club UEFA Champions League qualification. Before then, he steered Ingolstadt to promotion and the Bundesliga 2 title in 2014/15 and comfortably kept them in the top flight the following year. 

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Wolves beaten again

VfL Wolfsburg suffered their third straight defeat on Matchday 26 of the Bundesliga. The Lower Saxony side, who again had a man sent off, went down to a 3-1 loss against Augsburg on Saturday afternoon, which sees them slip to 14th place in the table.

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Fifth home win for VfL?

VfL Wolfsburg, without a win in ten Bundesliga games, have another chance to claim their first three points of 2024 when they host FC Augsburg at 15:30 CET on Saturday 16 March.

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“Time to act”

Since 2014, VfL Wolfsburg has regularly thrown the spotlight on the issue of diversity. This year’s Diversity Matchday underlines the club’s commitment to inclusivity and against all forms of discrimination. Current political events and racially motivated incidents have resulted in an increased focus on fighting right-wing extremism and populism this year.

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Defeat at Leverkusen

VfL Wolfsburg suffered a 2-0 defeat away to Bayer Leverkusen as Matchday 25 came to a close. The Wolves had to contend with Moritz Lenz being sent off in the 28th minute and then set about defending their own penalty area with all that they could muster, but did not have enough up front to come away with a point.

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Why Leverkusen are Arnold’s favourite opponents

While VfL Wolfsburg (https://www.vfl-wolfsburg.de/en/teams/first-team) are still looking for their first win of 2024, this weekend’s opponents Bayer Leverkusen remain undefeated this season – in the Bundesliga, the DFB Cup and the UEFA Europa League. As such, it is clear to see who the favourites are ahead of the teams’ meeting on Sunday evening (kick-off 19:30 CET). There are, however, a number of reasons why the Green-and-Whites can be optimistic of finally returning to winning ways… 

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“I love schnitzel”

Left-back Rogerio has wasted little time in demonstrating his qualities since joining VfL Wolfsburg in the summer. The Brazilian suffered a thigh muscle injury against Union Berlin in February but has returned to training in time for Sunday’s trip to Bayer Leverkusen. Ahead of the clash at the BayArena, Rogerio spoke to us about his recent injury, his favourite food and the game against the Bundesliga leaders.

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“We are a team based on diversity”

VfL Wolfsburg are preparing to celebrate their seventh diversity matchday. For the women’s home game against RB Leipzig on Monday 11 March (kick-off: 19.30 CET) at the AOK Stadion and the men’s match on Saturday 16 March (kick-off: 15.30 CET) against FC Augsburg at the Volkswagen Arena, the She-Wolves and the Wolves will be wearing a diversity jersey as a symbol of VfL’s various social activities. The 2024 diversity matchdays will form part of the “International weeks against racism“.

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Tough battle with nothing to show for it

VfL Wolfsburg failed to pick up points on Matchday 24, with head coach Niko Kovac’s men losing 3-2 at home to VfB Stuttgart on Saturday evening. Joakim Maehle (50’) and Lukas Nmecha (83’) were on the mark for the Green-and-Whites, but that was not enough to cancel out a double from Serhou Guirassy (14’/54’ pen.) and another from Josha Vagnoman (77’), in front of a capacity crowd of 28,917 fans at the Volkswagen Arena.