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On the seventh day of the German Bundesliga there will be a duel between some ÖFB legionaries, Wolfsburg, with Xaver Schlager (89 minutes of action) and Pavao Pervan on the bench, 2-1 against Hoffenheim, with Flo Grillitsch (up to 59. ) and Christoph Baumgartner (90º).
For Oliver Glasner, who was last in public due to a critical interview (all info >>>), this victory is a liberation. After seven games, his team remains undefeated.
The local team took command from the beginning and went ahead after five minutes thanks to the Swiss Renato Steffen. After a brief review by the VAR, the blow is qualified as correct, previously there was a possible offside situation in the room. The Glasner-Elf stays on the trigger and can go ahead with Goalgetter Weghorst. The Dutch can bet on the third try. After a good half hour the guests wake up and are now making the game more open, but it can only be dangerous up to a point before the break whistle.
In the second half, Hoffenheim tries to cut back, ÖFB legionnaire Baumgartner misses a great opportunity in the 63rd minute. After Xaver Schlager is hampered by Kevin Vogt in front of the empty goal, Wolfsburg receives a penalty. Weghorst missed the final decision (82) and failed because of Baumann.
Hoffenheim can cut it to 2-1 with Adamyan (88th). In the final phase, the Hoffenheim team throws everything forward and after a strange hand there are penalties for the guests, because Wolves captain Maxi Arnold has his hand on the ball in a head duel with TSG goalkeeper Baumann. But also former Salzburg striker Munas Dabbur missed the opportunity from eleven meters and missed due to the strong reaction of Koen Casteels. So it’s still a close but deserved 2: 1 home win for the Wolves.
Glasner climbs to sixth with Wolfsburg and has eleven points after two wins and five draws. Hoffenheim, who was still at the top of the table after two days, returns to thirteenth position.
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