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After a week-long international break, the Bundesliga resumes this weekend. For VfL Wolfsburg, a home match against FC Augsburg is on the schedule on Saturday 1 April (kick-off 15:30 CEST) as seventh hosts 12th in the table. The meeting is another chance for the Wolves to close the gap on the European places.

Virtual worlds are taking over, with gaming and the Metaverse currently the biggest growth markets in the Blockchain sector. A number of observers see the Metaverse as the logical development of social networks and the current Web 2.0. For a number of years now, VfL Wolfsburg has been a pioneer in terms of basis technologies, including 3D simulations, VR experiences and most notably all of the potential to be found in Blockchain technologies, such as NFTs and Web3.

The German Football League (DFL) announced the dates and kick-off times for Bundesliga Matchdays 31, 32 and 33 on Wednesday. The Wolves travel to Borussia Dortmund for a Sunday evening clash on 7 May. The following home match against Hoffenheim will be played on the afternoon of Saturday 13 May, while the last away fixture of the campaign at Freiburg will take place on a Friday evening (19 May). The final game at home to Hertha BSC on 27 May was already known, with all teams kicking off at the traditional time of 15:30 CEST on Saturday as usual.

VfL signed American youngster Kevin Paredes from top-flight US outfit DC United back in January 2022. Having settled in to his new surroundings, the 1.75-metre left-sided player has been enjoying more and more game time of late. In an interview before Saturday’s trip to Stuttgart, Paredes spoke about life in Wolfsburg, his preferred position and the game against VfB.

VfL Wolfsburg claimed a hugely important 1-0 win away to VfB Stuttgart on Saturday afternoon, reigniting their bid for a European place. In a scrappy, hard-fought game, e-Stuttgarter Omar Marmoush scored the only goal in the 56th minute of the match. The three points move the Wolves back up to seventh in the table – although Mainz, who they overtook, don’t play until Sunday (against Freiburg).

The Wolves made it four league games without defeat with the 1-0 win at VfB Stuttgart on Saturday afternoon. Before they get the chance to extend that run on 1 April at home to FC Augsburg (kick-off 15:30 CEST), it’s the first international break of the year. Training will of course continue in Wolfsburg during this period, but head coach Niko Kovac will be without several first-team players as no fewer than 13 Green-and-Whites made their way to their national teams following the win in Stuttgart.

Valuable points are at stake for both VfB and VfL when the two sides meet on Saturday 18 March (kick-off 15:30 CET). While the Swabians are battling against relegation, the Wolves have European ambitions. With the hosts under greater pressure going into Matchday 25, VfL can play without shackles as they sit comfortably in mid-table. Nevertheless, it’s set to be a keenly fought contest, as it was when the Wolves won 3-2 in the reverse fixture. 

After back-to-back draws in their last two games, the Wolves return to action at 16th-placed VfB Stuttgart on Saturday 18 March (kick-off 15:30 CET). At the press conference ahead of the trip to Swabia, VfL head coach Niko Kovac answered the media’s questions on…

Kilian Fischer joined VfL from second-division side 1. FC Nürnberg prior to the start of the current season. On Matchday 12 the 22-year-old made his Bundesliga debut with a brief appearance off the bench against Bochum, before being handed his first start on Matchday 22 against 1. FC Köln.  

The Wolves rounded off Bundesliga Matchday 24 on Sunday evening with a 1-1 draw against Union Berlin at the Volkswagen Arena. VfL substitute Patrick Wimmer netted a deserved equaliser for the hosts in the 84th minute, after Josip Juranovic had given Union the lead from the penalty spot (72’).