Match Report: VfL Wolfsburg 1-2 Bayern Munich

Through a dramatic duel Bayern Munich managed a narrow victory 2-1 at the headquarters of VfL Wolfsburg, on spieltag 23 Bundesliga Germany on Sunday (18/2) early morning hrs.

Bayern had collapsed early in the game as they left behind because Daniel Didavi scored in the eighth minute. But FC Hollywood managed to do a comeback through goals Sandro Wagner and Robert Lewandowski.

This victory makes Bayern only need four more victories to ensure the Bundesliga title for the sixth time in a row.

Wolfsburg unexpectedly played so aggressively to provide resistance to Bayern, since the football was done. Fast goals also managed to host the results when the new duel lasted six minutes.

Jonah Malli's brilliant penetration broke through Bayern's defense, followed by a perfectly-cooked Didi's perfectly-cooked silane pass. The ball shot manie into the net and Wolfsburg was winning 1-0.

The true game of the new Bayern really looks after the duel runs quarter of an hour, but a new meaningless chances are generated in the second half precisely in the 55th minute. Die Roten was awarded a penalty for violating Renato Steffen on Corentin Tolisso in the forbidden box.

But who would have thought if Arjen Robben who became the executioner failed to carry out his duties properly, because his shot could be deflected goalkeeper Wolfsburg, Koe Casteels.

Even so bombarded Bayern attack did not necessarily stop until finally managed to equalize to 1-1 in the 64th minute. Robben pays for his mistake by being a giver assist for Sandro Wagner's head goal.

In the injury time period, dramatic victory was incredible Bayern able to achieve. Just entered in the 79th minute, Lewandowski so decisive victory through the white point. This time it was Gian-Luca Itter's offense on Robben that was the cause.

Bayern eventually won 2-1 and was stronger at the top through 59 points and needed just four more wins to be sure of the title.

Composition of Players

VfL Wolfsburg (4-2-3-1): Casteels; Jung (William 78 '), Bruma, Knoche, Itter; Guilavogui, Arnold; Steffen (Osimhen 84 '), Didavi, Malli (Dimata 90'); Origi.

Bayern Munich (4-3-3): Ulreich; Rafinha, Martinez, Sule, Bernat; Tolisso, Rudy, Alcantara (Muller 62 '); Robben, Wagner (Lewandowski 79 '), Ribery (Alaba 66').