In matchday 6 of the Bundesliga, Augsburg confidently defeated Wolfsburg with a score of 3-1. The home team started strong with Noahkai Banks netting the first goal just 3 minutes into the match. Mert Komur extended their lead to 2-0 with another goal early in the second half at the 51st minute. Robin Fellhauer capped the scoring for Augsburg with a spectacular strike at the 63rd minute. Although Adam Daghim managed to score for Wolfsburg in the 65th minute, it was not enough to change the final result.
The standout player of the match was Robin Fellhauer, who not only contributed with a goal but also showcased an impressive defensive performance. Noahkai Banks also had a significant impact on the game, demonstrating solid defensive skills alongside his goal.
Augsburg’s coach, Sandro Wagner, opted for a 4-4-2 formation with Finn Dahmen guarding the goal; a defensive line of Noahkai Banks, Chrislain Matsima, Dimitrios Giannoulis, and Robin Fellhauer; a midfield consisting of Kristijan Jakic, Han Noah Massengo, Elvis Rexhbecaj, and Fabian Rieder; and a forward duo of Elias Saad and Mert Komur.
Wolfsburg, managed by Paul Simonis, fielded a similar 4-4-2 formation, with Kamil Grabara in goal; defenders Joakim Maehle, Konstantinos Koulierakis, Moritz Jenz, and Kilian Fischer; a midfield with Vinicius Souza, Maximilian Arnold, Mattias Svanberg, and Adam Daghim; and forwards Mohamed Amoura and Dzenan Pejcinovic.
The match was officiated by referee Benjamin Brand at the WWK Arena.
Augsburg’s next fixture is an away game against Cologne, while Wolfsburg will host Stuttgart. With this victory, Augsburg climbs to 6 points, settling in 13th place, whereas Wolfsburg remains at 5 points, currently 14th in the standings.
Substitutions for Augsburg
71’ 2T – Dimitrios Giannoulis replaced by Anton Kade.
79’ 2T – Elias Saad replaced by Samuel Essende.
84’ 2T – Noahkai Banks replaced by Cedric Zesiger.
Yellow cards for Augsburg:
6’ 1T – Noahkai Banks and 41’ 1T – Dimitrios Giannoulis.
Substitutions for Wolfsburg
45’ 2T – Dzenan Pejcinovic replaced by Andreas Skov Olsen and Vinicius Souza replaced by Christian Eriksen.
78’ 2T – Mattias Svanberg replaced by Lovro Majer.
Yellow card for Wolfsburg:
39’ 1T – Moritz Jenz.